I’ve seen kill switches that go off a fuse for something like the starter or fuel pump. You pull the fuse, connect a wire with a spade terminal to one side the fuse slot, run that wire to a toggle switch then back to the other side of the fuse slot. Add an inline fuse of the same rating as the...
Do you know if this run will go to Hale Creek rec site now that the main road is fixed at 22km? I’d like to go there sometime, but not sure if I want to try the “hard way” by myself. I have no doubt in my Bronco’s capability, I just don’t have much experience on more challenging routes
Figured I share this here for anyone who may be interested in coming, was posted to the 4WD Association FB page. Saturday May 28th meet up at 9:30am southeast corner of the Collosus cinema parking lot in Langley (202&92). Cruise planned for after, possible trail ride the following day. I’m...
If all you want out of the mid package is heated seats you can get them installed aftermarket. The switch won’t be integrated like the factory ones but would be much easier and cheaper to go aftermarket.
Otherwise, yes it should be possible to swap parts from another truck, but you’ll most...
I have the Mishimoto one on mine, good high quality product. JLT makes one as well but I didn’t like where they mount it. Definitely worth it to install one on the 2.3 in my opinion
I love the interior of the Filson Bronco too. If you could source the canvas material or something similar then you could get an upholstery shop to do one up custom. Would be much more expensive than a standard aftermarket leather interior like Katzkin though.
As an automotive upholsterer...
This is exactly what I’m planning on doing. Except I’m going to make a little cart out of 2x4s with some casters on it so the top doesn’t have to hang up the whole time it’s off. That way I can just wheel it to a corner of the shop and it’s out of the way
Nice! Not a bad idea. Might have to try a setup like this, I was thinking of buying an electric hoist and rigging that up but this seems like it would work just as well.
Also, what kind of insulation did you use for the straps?
Most FSRs are on crown land, unless you come across gates or no trespassing signs then you’re free to travel along them. Always yield to any logging trucks or other equipment, usually you won’t run into anything especially on weekends...
Mine was exactly 3 weeks from shipment date to the day it arrived at the dealer in Chilliwack. It was at the rail yard in Vancouver for four or five days I think
Perhaps this is what you’re looking for:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/new-improved-reverse-lighting-with-extreme-performance-led-reverse-light-bulbs.38976/
I’ll add with my first can empty after about 1200km. Hard to picture but I’d estimate it around 20ml give or take, little more than a tablespoon. All in all glad I installed the catch can, feel much better about this not going through the intake