Re:What did you do to your jimny today?

Had a play at vinyl wrapping on some scrap....fun if you like that kind of thing.



And fitted the rain gutter to the trayback.

Got it out of storage for the first time in about a year.

Scimike wrote: Well it's a bank holiday weekend and so I have loaded my poor Jimny to the top again, and yes that is the kitchen sink, stove pot and toilet on the roof
It really is like a little donkey, it just keeps going no matter what I through at it. Love it to bits.
Soon to be holding up the traffic near you for the next week or two.

Lovely looking mini camper, any more info on it?

Jezz wrote: Got it out of storage for the first time in about a year.

And that's how you treat those porn wheels......... Shame on you

Unfortunately i have not been to well, So it was tucked away at the back of the storage unit. Feeling a bit better, So going to try and sort it out to be at the jimny meet, It needs a fair bit of sorting though. So i'll see how i go, as i'm still taking it steady.

Ah.... Sorry to hear that mate, glad your on the mend........ You know how much I love those wheels

I'll be right. It's a good job you can live with only one kidney, As i had to evict one of mine as it had a parasitic lodger growing on it.
Anyway just for you Dan.

Oh mate that's not good....

Ooooooohhhhhhhhh yeah!!

I finally got around to fitting the reverse camera. Supposed to take 1.5 hours

Taking off the time spent having to constantly try to match Suzuki's diagrams with the real thing, and stopping off to underseal the bits revealed and get some dinitrol into the door step, took me nearer 4. (Still can't find what item 10 is supposed to be though, that holds the wire to the bottom of the glovebox rail, and I have some black sticky double sided sealant tape left over )

I'm not a professional, so it takes me a lot longer to do the job to my standards, if they can do it in 1.5 hours start to finish there are some corners being cut somewhere.

Anyway, I found the pollen filter behind the glovebox, right where you can change it without standing on your head in the footwell.



It is under the white panel that actually clips off easily. I was sure this is some sort of mistake, but I can't find any way to get the glovebox out without using a tyre lever, I'm not strong enough to "just pop it out" - hence the marks where the upper pegs go.

The result, I like the little shaded part that is the outline of the spare wheel. Now if only Suzuki could source some more unobtanium and make me a towbar & electrics that have only been on order since May, I'd be able to see the towball and drive it straight at the hitch.



Yes there is a right amount of Jimny lean on this one, I think it is worse than the Gen3, I pretty much have to duck under it and climb up into the drivers door like getting into a mosquito bomber

Push it to the nearest petrol station because the serpentine belt snapped. I assure you it took longer than a hour.

AA home start, relay and euro cover is £6 a month........ Bet you'd have paid a years worth for a transporter today.....

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