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2000 Montero Project ***SOLD*** Full truck, all its original parts, plus a lot more to get it back on the road and better equipped than original. For those in the Montero community, I have been less active on the web but around for a long time now. I go by MontyMcV on the forums. If you...

I haven't been as active on the web for a while. Found this thread after trying to go to 4x4Wire. Total bummer! P.S. Hello to all the old timers I see, including Justice!

Remove plugs... The electrical connectors? They are no different than any other. Just release their catches and wiggle off.

Wow, no usual discourse on hockey pucks...???

I didn't notice the plastic tee(s?). I assume these are at the back of the engine, where the hoses seem to visibly tee and head to the back? Looks like a PITA to fix after a fail. I need to do a bunch of 60k service to hers. And while the miles are low, the years aren't. Plus, prior to our...

Hello All: . I haven't posted too much in a couple years now, and thus not much on EP. Those here who began life at 4x4Wire know me. I am at a point in life where I don't have the time/energy to work on more that one truck. The kids are nearly grown, and I am going to focus on the 2000. That...

We have it on our 2003. The hard lines that pipe the hot water are made of $hit metal. I say that as ours just let go. Everything else underneath looks great. They just aren't the same caliber as Mitsu's other hard lines for some reason. That is not the real point though. To the...

If you want to separate and sell the bases only, which would obviously make for cheaper shipping, I'd be interested in all the leather upholstery.

How many miles? I cannot find in the thread posts. If around the 120k service interval, there are other things I would do with the timing belt and spark plugs. If you are below that, be sure to plan on doing more work with the next t-belt/tune-up.

If you live with snow (you do) and the wife will drive, don't get a Gen III 3.5 XLS (01-02). It will not have Active-Trac. People in other parts of the world who wheel Gen IIIs more have had generally positive things to say about the traction control system.

If you are replacing a head gasket, then VC gaskets and tube top grommets. When was last tune up? May as well change the plugs. How many miles? If you have to take off all that is needed for the head, then do all the other hoses on top of the engine, and also the o-rings and grommets on the...

One option would be to figure out which fuse and check its amps. Can an ARB fridge run off a regular cig lighter socket? If so, and if the rear socket is the amp fuse as the cig, I'd give it a go.

Those rear door hinges aren't bent pins. They are broken pins that are still barely keeping it together. One of these days you will open it and they will sheer all the way at the separation point between the hinge halves. You want to get them replaced before that happens. . Look for hinges...

Don't need to pull up carpet under the seat. If you have an Infinity system, you will have a separate amp...

Sorry, no pics. Only seen them twice, one being the lucky score I described above. They have two knobs on the outside base to move the front and back up and down.

Ah, right, four driver's bases then. I forgot about the 2-way standard. Pretty dumb of me as I have one somewhere! The seat bottom (foam) for the driver's multi-way is thinner/shorter to accommodate all the mechanisms underneath. And there is a non-power base that is the same. I know this...

Are you going to wheel it at all? Even if not (the wife drives our '03), I would consider the rear axle flanges. No one in the US besides me has reported trouble besides me, afaik, but the issue is there. Plenty down under have experienced it. It's ~$200 in parts and less than an hour's work...

You can expand that listing as the Gen 2 vs. Gen 2.5 aren't the exact same. All the Gen 2 / 2.5s that I have seen/had will bolt to the same bases. Additional note to others who haven't seen them, the manual driver's is still a multi-way adjustable, just not power. Both of the multi-way will...

I don't know, the Defender cir 90s was only barely rounded on the front corners. I'd consider it rather boxy, more than early LCs. EBs are pretty damn cool, IMO. You are right in that the list of "nearly boxy" expands the selection. In the end, none are the value of the Montero in terms of...

The 20th Anniversary is a higher priced deal. Not saying it is or isn't worth it, as there is nothing different mechanically. Just saying. Michelin LTXs are great tires for all around non-gnarly trails usage. They should get 60k miles before you start to maybe feel any tread wear in the seat...