Looks great - I am very tempted to do the sameSo I went to Buzz special vehicles today to get my new wheels and tyres fitted. 285 70 17 general grabber X3s and Braid winrace TView attachment 7814439
Thanks for the photos! That's exactly what this forum needs and is about!What did I do with the Grenadier today?
I installed a Kenwood DRV-A501W dashcam on the frontscreen. Used CA-DR1030 cabling.
Easy task, around 45min. Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
Start pulling the side panel towards driver and work your way through all the clips & screws.
Route the cable to the fusebox and grab some constant power. (With xtra fuse!)
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So we have evidence that the mounting points for the handle are on the LHD available.
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Probably first picture of the headunit under the steering wheel
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Very nice! So a little bigger than stock - looks fantastic. Truck can handle the tire increase with no issues? I know it's not a huge jump but you might be the first member to swap for bigger tires (and posted about it).So I went to Buzz special vehicles today to get my new wheels and tyres fitted. 285 70 17 general grabber X3s and Braid winrace TView attachment 7814439
I agree with @Krabby. That's the stuff which brings us forward, thank you so much!What did I do with the Grenadier today?
I installed a Kenwood DRV-A501W dashcam on the frontscreen. Used CA-DR1030 cabling.
Easy task, around 45min. Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
Start pulling the side panel towards driver and work your way through all the clips & screws.
Route the cable to the fusebox and grab some constant power. (With xtra fuse!)
View attachment 7814431
So we have evidence that the mounting points for the handle are on the LHD available.
View attachment 7814432
Probably first picture of the headunit under the steering wheel
View attachment 7814433
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As for the "head unit" - are you referring to the greyish rectangular box with the holes - middle right of the frame?
I am very interested: where did you find details about removing the "aircraft panel"?What did I do with the Grenadier today?
Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
That is for the tableIf these are the Frontrunner chairs, I have two of them. Very robust, and comfortable imo.
What is this black frame below the roof rack? Looks like a sliding mechanism?
We'll be there Thursday.Testing it on my trip to abenteuer-allrad.de
I pm`t you.We'll be there Thursday.
What is your plan?
Would like to have a look at your Grenadier.
So I went to Buzz special vehicles today to get my new wheels and tyres fitted. 285 70 17 general grabber X3s and Braid winrace TView attachment 7814439
Wow, not a lot of space behind there. Was hoping to find a spot for my UHF body behind there, but going to be tightWhat did I do with the Grenadier today?
I installed a Kenwood DRV-A501W dashcam on the frontscreen. Used CA-DR1030 cabling.
Easy task, around 45min. Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
Start pulling the side panel towards driver and work your way through all the clips & screws.
Route the cable to the fusebox and grab some constant power. (With xtra fuse!)
View attachment 7814431
So we have evidence that the mounting points for the handle are on the LHD available.
View attachment 7814432
Probably first picture of the headunit under the steering wheel
View attachment 7814433
View attachment 7814434
What did I do with the Grenadier today?
I installed a Kenwood DRV-A501W dashcam on the frontscreen. Used CA-DR1030 cabling.
Easy task, around 45min. Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
Start pulling the side panel towards driver and work your way through all the clips & screws.
Route the cable to the fusebox and grab some constant power. (With xtra fuse!)
No these fit without rubbing even at full flex. If anything it drives better, as it slightly lengthens the gears. The diesel is so torquey there's no loss of power at all, earlier I was driving home at 1300rpm in 7th gear doing 35mpg!Very nice! So a little bigger than stock - looks fantastic. Truck can handle the tire increase with no issues? I know it's not a huge jump but you might be the first member to swap for bigger tires (and posted about it)
Will do tomorrow. I know Buzz are going to have a lot of pics up on their socialsLooks great! Please post more pictures if you can. Any rubbing?
Hi Macstech, Can you give a bit more information on where the fuse box was located and any fuse position number where you connectWhat did I do with the Grenadier today?
I installed a Kenwood DRV-A501W dashcam on the frontscreen. Used CA-DR1030 cabling.
Easy task, around 45min. Rear cam next after we found more details about the removal of the "aircraft panel" (overhead switch panel)
Start pulling the side panel towards driver and work your way through all the clips & screws.
Route the cable to the fusebox and grab some constant power. (With xtra fuse!)
View attachment 7814431
So we have evidence that the mounting points for the handle are on the LHD available.
View attachment 7814432
Probably first picture of the headunit under the steering wheel
View attachment 7814433
View attachment 7814434
+1Hi Macstech, Can you give a bit more information on where the fuse box was located and any fuse position number where you connect
up the dashcam. Also, has anyone located the amplifier yet for the sound system or does anyone know if it part of that large silver
head unit below the steering column. Either way, it would also be great to get any manufacture info and part numbers off of it.
Need to know as I will be upgrading my standard sound system once I get my Grenadier. Having more information would be great.
If anyone else upgrades their system, please post details and photos. DaBull
will do if time allows. Many things you find easy once your car arrived.Hi Macstech, Can you give a bit more information on where the fuse box was located and any fuse position number where you connect
up the dashcam.