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There are a few. I couldn't tell you exact locations because I was just following.

HA HA HA! YES! That is the exact spot! Just before the :50 mark where you come between the trees.

The 35s are on. Gotta get the lift done tomorrow.

Manual hubs, on! Crazy simple install.

Apparently I lied. Just the switches light up. No heat. No worries though, the bouncy seats I have don't have heaters anyway.

Yes, the front will get torqued to match the rear.

Getting new shoes on Saturday at 4Wheel Parts. 35/12.5/15s going on! The rear spring spacers just arrived in the mail yesterday. Rear gears are ready to install. Manual hubs arrived today from Malaysia. They'll go on tomorrow. Aussie Locker front locker should be here tomorrow. Installing...

Don't tell anyone, but I'm also working on front and rear diff guards. I'm waiting for a quote from the laser cutter.

The local Pick n Pull yards usually have one or two Monteros, so I should be able to grab more. I don't know that they will all be as nice as this one. Likely they'll be straight but have surface rust. The skid plates are $18 I think. The steel is $10. I could probably make complete ones for...

I got around to reinforcing a new transfer case skid plate today to replace the one I destroyed a couple weeks ago. Pretty straight forward, I just trimmed some 3/4" angle stock to fit and welded it on. This one isn't bending. There is a slight bend in the skid plate, so I slit the angle and...

Parting out a 1995 SR in Nor Cal. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts/4566480497.html Contacted about seats and door panels. Looks like it's in decent condition from the pics.

OK, just spoke with a friend who is more knowledgeable than me in this stuff. He says that the way I have it is no problem.

Here's the wiring diagram. I'm definitely no electrical expert, so any input is very welcome. There appears to be a fuse between power and the positive side of the motor. There is a relay on the negative side, but doesn't it just act as basically a remote switch? The pen indicates where I have...

I just ran the fan via the new switch for about five minutes. No heat whatsoever in the wire or the switch. I think it may be fine since the kit from Flex-a-lite is the same as the stuff I used. Still going to check the amps though.

Installing an inline fuse is an easy solution.

The ground is the blue with a black stripe. I just spliced into it near the plug, ran the wire to the switch and ran the other wire from the switch to a ground under the console.

I got some of the interior parts installed that I picked up from Pick n Pull. Still lots of mechanical updates from the donor Monty, but since I grabbed some nicer interior bits I thought I'd make some updates and changes I've been meaning to make. The AC fan switch works on the ground with the...

No new pics today, but some gear updates! On order: -35/12.5/15 BFG M/T KM2s -Aussie Locker -Manual hubs -Sequoia rear spring spacers -New taillights Add those to the recent junk yard finds and I have a lot of work ahead of me, but it should be pretty sweet when I get done! Off to the garage...

No worries, it looks like all the Sequoia ones are the same.

Thanks. The DCs are a few dollars cheaper and a bit narrower, both are plusses for me.