Anyone with on board air wanna chime in ?
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Originally Posted by Ric
cracker_1,
post up some pics when ya get it done if ya can, id like to see it mounted, when i get around to it, id like to use these switches http://www.4x4mods.com/Product/Jeep/rockerswitches.html
post up some pics when ya get it done if ya can, id like to see it mounted, when i get around to it, id like to use these switches http://www.4x4mods.com/Product/Jeep/rockerswitches.html
It was actually fairly easy to mount. I had to move the cruise control bracket forward and another elect. thing below the cruise forward. I used the front mounting hole(on the fender) on the rear of the bracket, so the front mounting hole is not used. I had to bend the bracket a little to make it flush with the body mount on top. The bottom mount used the original hole in the inner fender cover. I made a flat mounting plate for the comp. and mounted it to the inner fender cover using existing bolt hole. I will hard wire the comp. to the battery tomorrow.
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cracker_1,
nice job, thankx for the pics, i was thinking and i do want any thoughts, / advice, what about mounting one behind the front bumper ? im thinking it prob. wont get the heat from the engine bay.
any thoughts anyone ?
nice job, thankx for the pics, i was thinking and i do want any thoughts, / advice, what about mounting one behind the front bumper ? im thinking it prob. wont get the heat from the engine bay.
any thoughts anyone ?
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Might get wet when you splash through puddles if it were in/under the stock front bumper.
If heat from the engine bay were a serious concern, why not just make an insulating cover for it that would protect it?
If heat from the engine bay were a serious concern, why not just make an insulating cover for it that would protect it?
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Originally Posted by cracker_1
I searched around here today to see if I could find any more of the MV-50 compressors. No luck, one place said they were supposed to have 4 of them, and the other place was supposed to have 1 of them. Neither store could find the compressors on the shelf.
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Might get wet when you splash through puddles if it were in/under the stock front bumper.
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Originally Posted by DavidA
Let us know Cracker! Do you have a Paypal account?
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I have a Paypal account, so no problem there. I will know more after this weekend. Will let you know if i score the extra ones or not.
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Might get wet when you splash through puddles if it were in/under the stock front bumper.
If heat from the engine bay were a serious concern, why not just make an insulating cover for it that would protect it?
If heat from the engine bay were a serious concern, why not just make an insulating cover for it that would protect it?
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