Had to search a few pages back in history to find this thread again.... so without further ado.
So I recently started working on the never ending list of things that I need done. Latest is something that I've never done properly, so this time I did a better job fitting some diff, gearbox and transfer case breathers. I even threaded the 2 rear breather pipes through the chassis rail on the left. The only place I could find to fit the outlets, was on the inner guard behind the snorkel.
I also remounted the air box and created a new inlet for the airflow meter and refitted the 2 breather pipes into the new silicone hoses that I used. I made and adapter and with a few pvc 90mm bends I linked the air box to the snorkel.
While doing this I noticed that the O2 sensor wiring and plug was missing.... holy crap, I must have cut it off when last I cleaned up the wiring loom. So I had to open up the nicely wrapped wiring loom all the way to the ECU, find the places where I cut the wires. Luckily I dumped all the old wiring and plugs into a box and after an hours search, there must be kilometers of Skyline look in there, I found the OS sensor plug with the wires still attached. Soldered back and re-wrapped the loom and everything is all good again. I guess that is partly why my fuel consumption was very bad lately, the other reason is the new 2.5 inch exhaust that makes this beautiful sound.....
Also fitted the 2 new 7 inch LED spotties and light bar on the front. Holy crap, more light than I will need!
Lastly, I finally fitted some rear recovery points onto the chassis rails under the rear bar. At least the front ARB bar come with 2 built in points.
Next month, definitely a winch. I will have to fabricate a winch mounting plate and cut a few holes in the ARB front bar which I don't really look forward to.
After that, rock sliders and then I still need to fit the front ARB locker thats been sitting on the shelf for the last 5 years... don't ask.
So that is what I did with my Patrol today, almost every day for the last 2 weeks.