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The OD temperature switch, mounted to the intake manifold, is your most likely culprit for no OD. Have you looked into this?

Cool rig, Toasty

^^ John Stewart. Nice enough guy. I was once able to dine with him in Fresno, paid for the meal using $$ I'd made selling some Montero parts. That evening was a full circle type night.

I'll bite. Why wheel spacers? I've never understood this. Nice rig, jealous but in a good way.

I likely have one, but won't be at Ranch until next weekend.

Months...Pearl asked about her next part. ;)

Old Colt, you once had a fleet of pics on The Wire, describing the custom brake work you done. Does that thread survive intact?

After some time, I have removed the differential and stuff to clean up in preparation for the front Detroit....excitedly waiting. ;)

In the past 4 months, what have I done for my Mitsubishi? In December, a week after thieves burglarized my garage and house, taking most of my hand tools, all my power tools, air compressor, and violating Pearl...my Mighty Max...I removed the remainder of my tools and Pearl from California...

Oso...have you viewed this?

Way of the world, GLWS

Same, unless you have rear air...uncommon in USDM

Host pics at Imgur.com, free for now.

All bolt in arrangement. Get the air pump and harnesses under the rear seat, harness and switch from the console. Several write-ups available. I know of threads on 4x4wire.com, and there may be some on the Mitsubishi page here. Bonus for you!

Try mitsubishipartswarehouse.com?

Do you have the 3.0 (6G72) or 3.5 (6G74) engine? The two dictate the rear differential size, either 9.0 inch or 9.5 inch ring gear. The standard LS gear ratio should be 4.272 (ish)? The SR parts will not be vastly different at 4.636. In both cases, your Montero will already accommodate 33 inch...

I have a super huge diameter front sway bar, possibly Hellwig, for a Gen 1 Montero and has poly bushings. This may best be suited for a pavement situation. $100 plus shipping, or trade for something useful to me. Part located in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Toyota wheels fit Montero, generally. Newer then 1989 rims have lots of negative offset, Monteros like positive offset. http://4x4wire.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/999925.html

Outside US model could be had with a powered subwoofer, if that radio has RCA outputs. Also, the Exceed and Super Exceed models could be had with a center console mounted TV, and the radio would have inputs.

Ray, aka Off Roader, may have a Gen 3 for sale. I'm encouraging him on many places to make room for the Gen 1 stored at my place.