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VUB502860 - Fitting/Mounting kit for Driving Lght Switch. Includes templates, mount, cover, & instructions to mount the switch (note: the fittmet instructions can also be found on TOPIX in the "Driving Light Kit" instructions) XKB500080 - Driving Light Switch I hope this helps.

Then stop buying them!!!

I agree, try a different Sears. I see the issue as more than cosmetic, because the crack is probably connected under the sticker. If the sticker comes off, the crack will be joined there, and probably this is not going to end well. There is acid in the AGM, it's just contained in the Glass Matt...

Where you in South Africa or flying on a plane? If appears something in the configuration may be corrupt, ie: the comment is not right `_% -- What's the unit, how is it configured, etc.

In all fairness it stands to reason if it was previously installed, there must have been a difference, perhaps something bent. If it is not to bad, a body shop may be able to bend things back to where they are supposed to be. That being said, I have heard quite a few complaints online about...

Yes-- I have parking sensors as well. Happy to provide you a couple of pictures, but I don't want to post them for the copy cats just yet. Drop me a Pm with e-mail and i'll send you a couple of pictures.

Planning on Both LR3 / LR4, two front options, a standard, a discrete, and the rear, all are sweet. Most likely it will be rear first, then standard, then discrete (hidden winch).

As soon as possible, it's a priority project. Design Engineer has the drawings, working on costing, so it's competitive and any improvements that can be made. I'll show you pictures when I see you. That being said, probably a couple of months at least.

It might be worth a try. I decided in the summer it might help my non-defrost AC chest freezer. So I through a furniture blanket over the top of it. The next day the top of the freezer was all wet. So, the conclusion on that was to not use one. Protection jackets are quite common, and the...

I'm currently doing the production costing exercise on two models of front and one rear design, it is the actual original design that tactical rovers "came up with" They will be very very cool when completed.

You can't completely seal the unit, the vents need to be open. A standard fridge jacket breaths to allow moisture to wick out. Freezing on 3 seems right on par with what it should be, so it sounds like it's working perfectly. These fridges typically run 21 out of 24 hours to maintain temp, but...

Rechargeable D batteries & charger? Few and far between. I have not found a DC one, but did find an ac one on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFOQGY4/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AYIRH8/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Cabin Air Filter maybe. Try some changing it, and spraying some Lysol into the intake below the windshield.

I'll give you an A for originality. :Astrologist:

I have a small Pelican case kit, the top is an assortment of tools for the vehicle, the bottom 2/3 is an assortment of spares. It's an IM2200 a decent size, not to bulky, no rattling around. A few pictures here if you want to check it out.

I usually just keep a spare around, I have two sockets installed. I am very careful, and also installed them where it can't be bumped. If one gets flakey, you can use the other until you have time to swap it out. http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/displayimage.php?album=26194&pos=12

Bad socket, notoriously crappy. Replace with Anderson plugs or new socket? You can also try a different "position" like a half twist in the socket. As expensive as they are, they seem to be quite fragile. I have one that is "borderline" and one working perfectly, I need to figure out what goes...

Do I understand you correctly, you want to input from your engine battery to the solar input to charge your spare battery, connected to your solar setup. No, I would not advise that. What kind of rover to you have?

Very nice looking truck, post pics of worm drive... :iagree:

I like the idea of crossing, and plan to redo mine that way. The reason is it gets so tight when you winch, you can't pull it off manually with free spool. The crossing should prevent that.