What did you do to your Mitsubishi today?

[bikerjosh]

Actually over the weekend, but did lots of fluids- oil/filter, front diff, transfer case, rear diff and flushed the coolant system. Wired up a switch "AC fan mod" to turn on electric fan when going slow, didn't work since my original fan is dead. On the hunt for a replacement at the junk yard this week. Need to move my passenger side horn so I have room to mount my new cooler and route lines.
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[billygoats]

Installed my roof pod and packed the truck to the brim for a Labor Day weekend camping trip to Funnel Lake.

 

[Red_Diamonds]

Installed my roof pod and packed the truck to the brim for a Labor Day weekend camping trip to Funnel Lake.

Looks great! What size tires? How does the truck perform? Power loss? Lift?

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[plh]

Looks great! What size tires? How does the truck perform? Power loss? Lift?

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[Red_Diamonds]

Did you read his signature?

No signature displayed. I assume because of tapatalk?

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[billygoats]

Red - I'm on tapatalk too. No signatures displayed I guess. 33x12.5x15 tires. I swapped diff gears to 4.63 so I'm right back on par with stock as far as powerband/rpm and speedo. I guess it is a tad slower due to wheel/tire weight alone, but the truck isn't made to be a race car. It is ok for what it is. Gear swap definately helped though. No build threads, but a search of my username will bring up misc threads with some build mods.

 

[Red_Diamonds]

Red - I'm on tapatalk too. No signatures displayed I guess. 33x12.5x15 tires. I swapped diff gears to 4.63 so I'm right back on par with stock as far as powerband/rpm and speedo. I guess it is a tad slower due to wheel/tire weight alone, but the truck isn't made to be a race car. It is ok for what it is. Gear swap definately helped though. No build threads, but a search of my username will bring up misc threads with some build mods.

Thanks for the response.

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[bikerjosh]

Started working on my supplemental cooling system project. Need to make mounts for the new trans/oil cooler fan, and clearance the front grill by about 3/4". Then on to fix the AC fan fix and relocate the horns.

 

[bikerjosh]

AC Condensor Fane motor bad, options

AC condenser fan, broken? Just replace the motor.

So during some recent maintenance I discovered like many have that my AC condenser fan wasn’t working. Looking online replacement OEM-like fan assemblies were around $130-150, and similar size inexpensive 12” electric fans ran anywhere from $35-55, but I would need to fabricate brackets (cheap other than my time). After I pulled the whole assembly out I started looking around for just the motor as it looked like a fairly common part. Found a new replacement motor “plug n play” on ebay for $35 plus $6 for priority shipping from Florida. Ordered it Sunday night and it arrived Wednesday morning.
Here is the ebay link I used, I’m sure cheaper options are out there but this was easy and fast:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/301719012049?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Here is what the oem looks like (out of the fan shroud and the new one installed

Replacement involves removing cage from fan (5 screws), fan from motor (3 screws) and motor from frame (3 screws), swap in new motor, put the screws back in you’re done.
Can’t speak for longevity as I just installed it yesterday, but works great when I tested it. Also wired in a switch to the dash to turn it on when in 4low to keep things cool.

 

[TheMole]

AC condenser fan, broken? Just replace the motor.

So during some recent maintenance I discovered like many have that my AC condenser fan wasn't working. Looking online replacement OEM-like fan assemblies were around $130-150, and similar size inexpensive 12” electric fans ran anywhere from $35-55, but I would need to fabricate brackets (cheap other than my time). After I pulled the whole assembly out I started looking around for just the motor as it looked like a fairly common part. Found a new replacement motor “plug n play” on ebay for $35 plus $6 for priority shipping from Florida. Ordered it Sunday night and it arrived Wednesday morning.
Here is the ebay link I used, I'm sure cheaper options are out there but this was easy and fast:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/301719012049?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Here is what the oem looks like (out of the fan shroud and the new one installed

Replacement involves removing cage from fan (5 screws), fan from motor (3 screws) and motor from frame (3 screws), swap in new motor, put the screws back in you're done.
Can't speak for longevity as I just installed it yesterday, but works great when I tested it. Also wired in a switch to the dash to turn it on when in 4low to keep things cool.

Nice man I should have looked into getting just the motor itself. I ended up getting a Dorman branded one from rockauto. Installed it the other day and it seems to be working fine so far. I had to bend a portion of the cage away from the fan as they were coming in contact with each other. Most likely due to the tight space during the reinstall process.

 

[PacS14]

AC condenser fan, broken? Just replace the motor.

So during some recent maintenance I discovered like many have that my AC condenser fan wasn’t working. Looking online replacement OEM-like fan assemblies were around $130-150, and similar size inexpensive 12” electric fans ran anywhere from $35-55, but I would need to fabricate brackets (cheap other than my time). After I pulled the whole assembly out I started looking around for just the motor as it looked like a fairly common part. Found a new replacement motor “plug n play” on ebay for $35 plus $6 for priority shipping from Florida. Ordered it Sunday night and it arrived Wednesday morning.
Here is the ebay link I used, I’m sure cheaper options are out there but this was easy and fast:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/301719012049?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Here is what the oem looks like (out of the fan shroud and the new one installed

Replacement involves removing cage from fan (5 screws), fan from motor (3 screws) and motor from frame (3 screws), swap in new motor, put the screws back in you’re done.
Can’t speak for longevity as I just installed it yesterday, but works great when I tested it. Also wired in a switch to the dash to turn it on when in 4low to keep things cool.

Now this is a good contribution to the forum. Good info man thanks now I got to order mine since my ac fan barely spins.

 

[Toasty]

Today I installed the new clutch master cylinder on the Mighty Max, I didn't get a chance to try it out yet but I should be able to take the new Max out for the first time this weekend!

 

[JamesW]

Power washed the underneath and tried clean out the chassis the best I could. Freed up the LH front brake a bit, but it is still binding so I'll get some new slider pins. Going to see does anywhere have a replacement fuel filter in stock today, it seems to have lost power, and is losing speed on inclines it usually flies up.

The local equivalent of the smog is due, so I'm getting new shocks, and new springs for the rear as they've sagged a lot since putting them on

 

[The Viper]

well not necessarily today, but in the last 2 days.
1)1st ever (i assume) full synthetic oil change with mobil 1 filter

2)new ceramic break pads all around

***I cant believe my 2003 has floating rotors all the way around, this is beyond awesome!***

my old gen 2 had captive rotors in the front which was an absolute pain to change so this was an amazing suprise

 

[CJ3B]

Just installed a 2" body lift from 4Crawler. My '98 Montero now rides high, and view from inside is awesome. Couple of weeks ago redid the complete front suspension... What a change. Now to look for tires...