Excuse me, and my allergy to abbreviations: M&M?I have a M&M dash cover on and this covering up the sensor in the centre of the dash behind the main screen
Excuse me, and my allergy to abbreviations: M&M?
. Melville and Moon dash cover
Trade name, Melvill and MoonExcuse me, and my allergy to abbreviations: M&M?
Congrats! Hopefully they will report to you what happened. Might be wishful thinking but would be good to know and pass along.I picked up my Grenadier today. New front prop shaft and repairs to oil cooler pipes and I understand a thermostat on the transfer case was damaged. That’s all good and working fine on 60 mile journey home from the dealers. They have also replaced the side steps as the original ones had been stripped of paint underneath due to driving on gravel roads. The new side steps have a tougher paint coating apparently.
The winch has been checked out and the winch control unit is deemed to be faulty so a new one is on order. An audible click can be heard at the controller but no power to the winch.
And a couple of campaign issues have been addressed one of which is to add a battery cover over the live terminal of the auxiliary battery. Very pleased with that as that exposed live terminal has always bugged me.
Finally the damaged drive/prop shaft has been packaged up and awaiting collection for a delivery back to Ineos for an analysis of what’s gone wrong.
Well done to the team at Harwoods for getting me sorted.
One more thing I never realised. I asked the guys at Harwoods why my auto headlight setting seems to be permanently on. The simple answer was a I have a M&M dash cover on and this covering up the sensor in the centre of the dash behind the main screen
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And I learned something new: a sensor on the dashboard ... I thought it would be outside the car, but OK this is a more logical placeOh. I added an e
Thanks for that and it will be interesting to hear about the prop...I also have told the dealer about my side steps rusting, I have my 30000klm coming up, so I might wait for the steps to arrive if they have actually been improved
Yes but I haven’t tried it in anger yet so too soon for a verdict. I’ll give them a bit of a stretch this weekend.
You need to give a report when you test them a bit.
That is a nice antenna mount. @bigleonski
If you don't mind me asking, where are you planning to go? I'm based Jct. 4a of the M3 on the Surrey/Hants border and see you're not far away...Do you know what. I’m just as much in the dark as you are. I’m joining some guys on this forum in a couple of weeks time to find out. From what I can tell it’s travelling on permitted but un paved by ways.
I’ll let you know the ins and outs soon
A new UHF bracket for the Roo Bar. Please let us know the details.
Yorkshire. Along with some others on the forum. A long way to go from the South Coast but looking forward to it. I’m always up for other meet ups though.
That is a nice antenna mount. @bigleonski
Where did you install the Anderson and how did you get power to it?
I've been thinking about drilling the top of the roo bar post and installing a lightweight spring base antenna there. Just needs a wedge to set the antenna vertical. Easy to solve.
Similar to how EHQ have installed this lightbar bracket set; which looks very close to putting the lightbar higher than the top of the bonnet?
Then there's those rod holders...
Anyway, example only!
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That is very different to the usual UHF mount. It looks neat.
I’ve just received and unpacked my Almont4WD underbody protection plates. Very impressed with the packaging and quality of the product. Will take a few weeks for me to get it all fitted as time allows but no rush for now Didn’t go for the front plate
