Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

Hi Almal,

Hiers 'n kiekie van die nuwe baba op my werf

Tot dusver: ARB bumper replacement, IPF 8", 12500 T Max winch, TJM suspension, Takla covers regdeur
Wat hopelik die naweek in kom: FM radio, Roofrack en trailer charging system
Toekomstig: dual battery en laai stelsel, snorkel.
Cheers Pierre'

Very nice looking. Would be better looking covered in mud.

Gee kans ek het hom 11h00 gekry die kiekie was 12h00 geneem, moes eers proviant optel

Alegro

Congrats, she is a beauty. I see you plan some electric work shortly. Maybe consider the setup that I did on my Gen4. I first had a BIG wire from the battery to a seperate aux fuse box with 6 fuses wired up straight from battery and 6 working with ignition on. This meant that after all your electronic toys are added that all the fuses will be in one location and it is easy to find it, whereas if you start adding along as I did in my Gen3 you end up with fuses all over the show and no certainty of what does what. I placed the auxilary fuse box in the passenger footwell underneath the cubbyhole where it is out of site, but still easy to get to. Shout if I must do photo to explain.

As mentioned on another forum, pm me if you get to Snorkel time, I have done loads of research on Gen4 and snorkel and it is currently a bit of a hassle in South Afica to fit, hopefully will change as more people fit them.

CATS

sweeeeeeeeeet car - keep us posted on your progress - and soome photies as you move along pls. Also interested in the snorkel and if you can make it happn

Hi everyone,

Yes the snorkel is definately on my shopping list, as for the fuses setup i've learnt from past experience installing car sound since 1988 to keep fuses in easy to reach places. The roofrack is on and busy finding a route for the FM's areal wire to channel into the vehicle . Any ideas? Cats?

Allegro wrote:Hi everyone,

Yes the snorkel is definately on my shopping list, as for the fuses setup i've learnt from past experience installing car sound since 1988 to keep fuses in easy to reach places. The roofrack is on and busy finding a route for the FM's areal wire to channel into the vehicle . Any ideas? Cats?

Cleanest way to get wire from roofrack into cab without drilling holes is to run it next to roofrails on front of vehicle and then down inside the rubber strip around the front windshield. It has a nice big lip which fold away and can be used to hide the wire in. Once at bonnet level you route it into engine bay and then to the big rubber wire harnass entry on firewall (just in front of passenger side) into cabin if required. Is this what you asked?

Here is what I did on mine.



and here is my fusebox location under the cubbyhole


CATS

Yip 100% thanx Cats, we should get 2 gether for a beer sometime

Allegro wrote:Yip 100% thanx Cats, we should get 2 gether for a beer sometime

Anytime, Anyplace, the Supersleuths are on the case!! - Sorry couldn't resist. If you have kids aged the same as mine you will understand(1,3,6 all boys )

CATS

OK, so she's had a couple of changes. This is what my baby looks like now. Were leaving for Nam on 12 June doing a 4 week trip from Augrabies to Spitskoppe.

Done sofar since prev pic: custom drawer system, trailer charging system, dual battery, FM and 29mhz radio's, roofrack, KC on roofrack and dual jerrycan holder. Next to come Airtec snorkel if I can find me one