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Very nice.
The rock lights are next on the list?
The rock lights are next on the list?
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Troys 2011 Mitsubishi Pajero GLS now with added muddy mud tyre goodness!
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Rajesh Koothrappali
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I don't need rock lights. I can feel my rocks with my eyes closed! 
lol
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Yep, I've had a bit of a look and I think I know where I'll put them.
I don't need rock lights. I can feel my rocks with my eyes closed!
Haha. Mine are more pebbles
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So I figured that I have the switch, so I might as well buy a compressor for it! Picked this up today.
The plan is to look at mounting in inside the spare wheel bracket and run a length of air hose to an easily accessible point on the carrier. That way al I need to do is connect the tyre inflator hose, flick the dash switch and away you go, no fart arsing around popping the bonnet, dragging the bulky compressor out, hooking it up and packing it away.
The plan is to look at mounting in inside the spare wheel bracket and run a length of air hose to an easily accessible point on the carrier. That way al I need to do is connect the tyre inflator hose, flick the dash switch and away you go, no fart arsing around popping the bonnet, dragging the bulky compressor out, hooking it up and packing it away.
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Mount it under the bonnet with an airline on the bumper? Thats what I usually do for customers.
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I have the same compressor - its a noisy farker but does the job well.
Loud enough to make people turn around and look when I'm re inflating tires in beach carparks lol.
Loud enough to make people turn around and look when I'm re inflating tires in beach carparks lol.
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Finally got the compressor mounted today. I scrapped the idea of putting it in the spare wheel bracket and ended up putting it behind a trim panel in the back. Now all I need to do is remove one if the caps where the 3rd seat locks in, plug in the hose and flick the switch. I'll get some pics later.
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Next project to keep me busy for a day while I'm off work, I'm going to build a drop down table to mount to the rear door.
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Just bend her over the bonnet!
lolAlthough you might need a step ladder... My bad. haha!