twisted32 organised it - I just paid for it.
Very happy with the result. 
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Yes, this is a bit of a grave-dig.
twisted32 organised it - I just paid for it. Very happy with the result. ...
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I'm going to guess it's the welsh plug inside the spline in the front output shaft adaptor - I had mine fail twice.
To cut the internal splines a broach is pushed through - leaving a through hole. To plug the hole, a welsh plug is installed....Leave a comment:
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New installation instructions added to the post above, for those who may be interested.Leave a comment:
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Hi Ray, welcome to the forum.
When it comes to flashing lights there are lots of people who want to help, but there are generally lots of responses that won't help.
To understand the electric drive Super Select 2 system: ht...Leave a comment:
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In my experience, setting the aircon to minimum temp (18 degrees in the Paj) means it never tries to heat, regardless of incoming air temperature. Any temp above 18, it might try to heat the incoming air. Does this behaviour occur if you're on minimum...Leave a comment:
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In SA, "4wd" is one step away from "Closed", and is no towing (and 4wd under 3T - so that counts me out, and most LandCruisers, Patrols etc...)
I'd err on the side of caution and presume the Qld definitions are the s...Leave a comment:
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Four years later, any interest?
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For those who may be interested, I have a few Top Spins in stock at the moment. Inevitably, pricing for the Top Spins have gone up since I first posted, but adaptors remain the same - first and last posts have been updated with new pricing, I'm not...Leave a comment:
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Spare wheel cover spacer
Better late than never?
For those who may have been following this thread, I am finally offering some kits for sale. Spacer kits, to extend the frame for the spare tyre cover - originally designed to create space for a bag on the wheel,... -
It's to do with the number of teeth in the driven gear, which compensates for various combinations of diff ratio and tyre size. The driving gear in the transfer case doesn't change, so the teeth on that define the required pitch. As the number of teeth...Leave a comment:
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Not strictly true. If it's supplied and installed by ARB then there's no question who's responsible for any problems.
If it's installed by non-ARB, who pays for a fault? If the installer removes it and it's a faulty part then ARB are responsible...Leave a comment:
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True - and, in the real world, the mathematics behind most modern technology doesn't work without it - i, the imaginary number, aka j in the electrical realm....Leave a comment:
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The assembly that screws into the transfer case has four different positions, to suit a different range of gear sizes.
Each position is numbered to suit the number of teeth on the driven gear. I think my NJ had 26 teeth, used the "26-28"...Leave a comment:
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Not a sight that would give me great confidence.
If the driver is sufficiently aware, they might stick to 80-90km/h and never have problems (probably cause a few for other road users, but not have problems themselves).
If they...Leave a comment:
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Is there any visible sign of both bulbs being illuminated together i.e. does the brake light glow (even slightly) when the indicator is glowing / does the indicator glow (even slightly) when the brake light is on?Leave a comment:
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I'm sure you understand this stuff better than I do, and I agree that it was unnecessarily confusing - but I thought this bloke had previously derided weight distribution hitches because (according to him) they can't actually redistribute any weight,...Leave a comment:
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