jobs for the weeked
- suzukisteve
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jobs for the weeked
time to do a little bit more work on the old girl (not the missus)
alternator belt
investigate spot light wiring
tighten up wheel bearing
general once over
also thinking of building a partition similar to Scotties (behind the front seats), as random stuff keeps going under the seats!
thinkin of making it outta ply so it can be returned to original if need be.
so facing the back i want some small storage nets and maybe a light, then facing the front maybe a couple more storage nets for maps/ cider and maybe some small speakers.
just gotta figure how im gonna mount it all in place.
has anyone got any ideas? ideally without welding so it can be kept as stock if need be
cheers
steve
alternator belt
investigate spot light wiring
tighten up wheel bearing
general once over
also thinking of building a partition similar to Scotties (behind the front seats), as random stuff keeps going under the seats!
thinkin of making it outta ply so it can be returned to original if need be.
so facing the back i want some small storage nets and maybe a light, then facing the front maybe a couple more storage nets for maps/ cider and maybe some small speakers.
just gotta figure how im gonna mount it all in place.
has anyone got any ideas? ideally without welding so it can be kept as stock if need be
cheers
steve
pickle power!
- Jordi
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Re: jobs for the weeked
Sounds like a nice little bit of "pottering on". As said i have a gear box n transfer box to fit.
Also have a mystery electric earth/shorting out issue. But it went through MOT with it so it can wait.
Hope you get everything sorted. Think i might be to inebriated and will have to get the wife to take me to work on monday.
Jordi
Also have a mystery electric earth/shorting out issue. But it went through MOT with it so it can wait.
Hope you get everything sorted. Think i might be to inebriated and will have to get the wife to take me to work on monday.
Jordi
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Re: jobs for the weeked
Steve is yours a soft top? if so then there are a few points that you could bolt the top too where the back hoop bolts on possibly using some steel angle etc. then screw it to the floor in the same way?
I think I might spend Saturday in the workshop tinkering, gotta finish my switch panel for my ARB compressor and locker switches, it's going in the ashtray hole. Might also finish stripping the LJ80 down
I think I might spend Saturday in the workshop tinkering, gotta finish my switch panel for my ARB compressor and locker switches, it's going in the ashtray hole. Might also finish stripping the LJ80 down
- suzukisteve
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Re: jobs for the weeked
yeah thats a fair point actually scottie i'll have to ave a look! i just really liked the look of yours where u used the tailgate, just want somethin that can be removed if need be.
dont forget the pictures dude! ill try and get some this weekend, gotta get an avatar sorted!
jordi good luck with the earthing problem, every time i use my indicators when i have my lights on the rev counter drops and the battery light comes on
actually ill add it to the list of things to do
oh and since 'winter' is on the way lets start praying for SNOW!
dont forget the pictures dude! ill try and get some this weekend, gotta get an avatar sorted!
jordi good luck with the earthing problem, every time i use my indicators when i have my lights on the rev counter drops and the battery light comes on
actually ill add it to the list of things to do
oh and since 'winter' is on the way lets start praying for SNOW!
pickle power!
- dan_2k_uk
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Re: jobs for the weeked
suzukisteve wrote: oh and since 'winter' is on the way lets start praying for SNOW!
NOT YET! (see other thread)
Janspeed manifold, LWB Vit vented discs and calipers
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Coming soon: YJs, Trussed axles, Full float rear.
- Tramp
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I've got a fantastic itinerary planned this weekend,
-work,sleep,work sleep! No suzi time at all
-work,sleep,work sleep! No suzi time at all
Re: jobs for the weeked
Tramp wrote:I've got a fantastic itinerary planned this weekend,
-work,sleep,work sleep! No suzi time at all
Ooooooiiiiiii give that suzuki some well deserved love boyo!
I think it's about time you got it sorted ready for next summer
- Tramp
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Yeah I know I should, just so little time & even less funds! I'm hoping when I get the cash injection from my claim i'll just throw some money at it & get it welded up and restored to some extent, I'm not bothered about any more mods, just getting it to a standard would be good, everytime I look at it I cry a little on the inside, it just seems to get a bigger & bigger project!ScottieJ wrote:Tramp wrote:I've got a fantastic itinerary planned this weekend,
-work,sleep,work sleep! No suzi time at all
Ooooooiiiiiii give that suzuki some well deserved love boyo!
I think it's about time you got it sorted ready for next summer
Re: jobs for the weeked
You should buy a welder when you can afford it and do it your self I'm sure you'd pick it up quickly enough!