I've got some issues fitting an ARB battery tray in the GQ.
When I use the coil mounting bracket bolt hole, the tray sits against the firewall but to high to bolt it down. I can't get it any lower.
Tray mounted on coil mounting bracket hole (click for full size)
Big gap.... (click for full size)
Anyone fitted an ARB tray before? Am I doing something wrong, or do I need to use a bit more force?
I just fitted one (the same tray i believe) into my CRD last weekend. it took a considerable amount of levering (with a 2' length of wood) before i could get the bolts in. I was convinced for about an hour that it wouldn't fit. but it did. eventually
Guys at ARB had a look and we discovered there is a tube from the diff breather into the guard in the way so the tray can't go low enough. The tube is easy to remove where it changes to a rubber tube.
i have one very similar to he arb tray, i had turned my coil 90' so the tip faces the motor and then mounted the ballast resistor on the wall. i also have a diesel battery tray aswell under the bonnet of my tb42
So as the title says, what did you do to your patrol today, fitted a 6" lift or just swapped some tyres over?
Ill start, today i removed about 50m of unused wiring that was in the car when i got it and the 5 relays that done NOTHING! and 2 switches on the dash that went no where.
Then i put a...
Looking for any recommendations on my system i need to install in my 2001 GU. I want to run reverse and front cameras, must have Oziexployer and be able to run google maps. Be able to update. If this isn't advalible then is there away i can install a small computer in my dash that can be removable?
Wondering if anyone has done the above before.
Ripping out the seats, making a flat floor.
It would mean, of course, being able to extend the distance the rear passenger doors open - if it is possible.
Has anyone out there done this, and could give some advise?
