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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi all,
this video is part of a few videos covering the permanent install of an onboard air compressor into the pajero
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4 way remote (2) and receiver
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Air Compressor from Super cheap
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It's still new to me, so bear with me whilst I get the hang of it.
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This is gold. I’m always so reluctant to pull panels. Need to watch someone else do it first! That’s you! Thanks Brett!
now get in there Mike. no excuses. I know what you mean though and that's why I love the Tube :) what are you getting behind there for? whats the plan ?
DENMONKEY I just have a power cable running down there to a rear cig and Anderson from the aux bat the previous owner installed. Cable far too thin and I get nearly 1V drop at 15 amps so want to upgrade. Also that cubby hole on the black panel has caved in so wanna strip it out to see what’s gone wrong. Now I know the order of things and where the screws are, I’m confident. Thanks again mate. Really appreciate you sharing this knowledge
Thanks. Your detailed information on how to remove the different trim panels really helped me on a job to install an electric brake controller. It can be easy to break trim if you don't know the little tricks.
cheers Craig, Yeah I'm always breaking stuff. That's why I share :) I'm still missing a heap of those bloody panel clips. I really need to find a source for them.
probably get some when your at the wreckers :-)
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You are my turn to videos for the Pajero. I have a NS Pajero and just upgraded the head unit to an Android unit after seeing how easy (minus your non standard wiring) it was. Like you said in your video it's like 30mins plug and play. I just spotted this video and just confirming I used the same location for mounting of a kings dual thumper air compressor 18 months ago. Only difference was I didn't remove the two bolts from the floor, I actually used those to bolt down the base plate so I could keep the vibration down. I did remove the handle though to take off some height and width at the top.
Thanks for the nice comment mate. Appreciate it. The head unit job is sooooo much easier if the original plugs are still there. The compressor and probably my 3rd fav thing....ok maybe 4th. Fridge, solar etc, head unit are top 3 I think... But that changes daily. I'm about to help you spend more money in the next week or so with a diy lithium upgrade 😁 hide your wallet
I was gunna say Rivnuts but Adam beat me to it lol. Should be good when its done. 9:45 the real star of the show. Stay safe mate. Cheers Steve
maybe in version 2 :) ok. im heading back out to it. wish me luck. cant wait to fire it up for the first time.
Nice work mate, looking forward to the next installment!
Thanks mate. wont be till next weekend before i get a chance to get stuck back in. im keep to get her done
Woo hoo! Been waiting for this one. Time to grab a drink and sit back
it's almost done Mike. I'm into day 3 but I've been doing more than planned when I started. Might as well get her done whilst the panels are off.
DENMONKEY can’t wait to see more of the vids 👍
Gawd, and I thought the panelling on my old Disco 2 was a ruddy nightmare! :-O
Roger, some cars are piss easy and others just fight you the whole way. I'd like to smack some car designers in the head for their trouble. The issue I have with the Paj is they will use 2 different type of plastic clips on the one bloody panel. I think there are about 6 various types all around the vehicle and I'm having trouble finding where to source even one of them.
Loved the idea. Great video
Thanks
thanks Ray
Looks like a big project you've put yourself into. Thoughts... how about Rivnuts in the floor for the compressor mounting bolts to screw into instead of using self tapper screws!
Other than that it looks like at least 3 days work. Look forward to the next parts. Cheers Adam
Hey Ads, yeah, it's turning into a big job, but I'm going to do a bunch of stuff whilst I have the panels off and tidy some other stuff up. might as well since its all apart. tthe rivnuts would have worked, but i didnt think of them. where were you before i started this. I wouldnt have been able to tighten the ones up at the back though. even getting the screw bit in there was tight. Im not that smart.
Having worked on aircraft I do a little more planning before I start drilling holes in anything.
I wonder how long it will be before the screws work their way out as everything in a 4wd seems to eventually loosen over corrugated dirt roads. Best of luck with the rest of the build. 😊
@@VK2YK No fun in too much planning Adam lol
All you need now is a big shed with a sign that says “Denmonkey Auto Electrics”.
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Hey Daz, is just settle for the big shed with a big under cover area would be nice. Come on lotto win
G’day Brett
Great video
I’m planning on installing a DCDC charger in same area where you mounted compressor
I know now how to remove panel
Cheers mate
No worries Ben. You know I might have done the same if the compressor wasnt in there. It's good space.
Realise it’s been a while now, but you can get replacement clips from PartSouq by entering your vin. Have just ordered a heap after pulling my interior out for full sound deadening
I love you breno
Those screws at 14:45 are likely for the sub/amp.
Thanks mate. yeah, that was my thinking. they didn't seem to make sense for anything else, which is why I was happy to get rid of them. I should have just removed the little mounts too.
Plastic airline is good to use also 1/4 tube with clip on connectors
I want give you my Pajero to make it like your car 😍
that's why I do the vids mate, so you can just follow along and do all the same too, if you want.
Hey mate ebay can be a source for your clips. For example I bought these ones for the door trims. Search "Pillar Trim Interior Panel & Door Card trim Clips- Fit some Mitsubishi cars".
Hard to find but they are there.
Mitsubishi arent too bad on pricing for old parts. Can be hit and miss on pricing though.
ive grabbed a few packs from super cheap which looked close but weren't a fit . i really need some for the grill on the front. mine have all broken from being taken on and off so many times.
if you want to get the plastic clips go into mitsubishi and ask them for a print out quote the part number should be on it then google the part number and you can sometimes find them on ebay for dirt cheep👍
That's not a bloody bad idea
@@DENMONKEY done it in Perth saved myself over $150 for about 16 clips
What do you think of installing sound and heat insulation after you removed the decor?
Note, I benefited a lot from your channel and was waiting impatiently for the next video
you could but I'm not sure how much difference it would make since I like to open up the little flap to let it breath a bit and let the heat out. so any noise comes from there. I'm outside the vehicle anyway when it's running, so it doesn't bother me at all. Thanks Fahad, I'm glad it helps you out mate :)
G'day mate, how have you found the vibration noise since putting it in?
Could you add on your next video on how to wire up the relay to the wireless remote control
hey Roy, I'm not sure how much detail I will go into in the next video of the install, just due to length. But I promise, I'll shoot the whole process and make a follow up video after that one for ya which will step you through it. That is, if it doesn't make the next part. no probs at all mate.
@@DENMONKEY thank you very much that would be the great help for my little project...
here ya go Roy, th-cam.com/video/lsuW4OuxNp0/w-d-xo.html
I am really enjoying your videos but I would like to see how your winch was fitted. I have an NW Pay with an Ironman bullbat fitted and would like to fit a Run 11p winch but unsure about doing it. Did you make a video fitting your winch?
Hey Paul, No I don't mate . I should have done a video on it but I fit it into the bull bar before it went on. It really is an easy job and I'm pretty sure you can fit one without taking the bullbar off. Not that I tried. If I recall correctly I believe there was only 4 bolts to put through.
I got some Mitsubishi specific clips from this company www.vehicleclips.co.uk/ I'm in the UK but they post abroad.
Thanks Anthony, I'll check them out.