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Re:My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian

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19 Apr 2019 12:28 #206360 by StergiosJimny
Replied by StergiosJimny on topic My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
Thats nice. Maybe you would need some more lift, because you have offset wheels? And what about your gearing?

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20 Apr 2019 10:00 #206394 by MadsV
Replied by MadsV on topic My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
I think 2” lift is enough.
Well yes im still waiting for the transferbox so :laugh:

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24 Apr 2019 21:03 #206620 by MadsV
Replied by MadsV on topic My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
Had to buy a new transfer mount for the MOT since Redacted still fails to deliver.
Ive had biscuits harder than the old mount!
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01 May 2019 22:37 - 02 May 2019 04:20 #207089 by MadsV
Replied by MadsV on topic My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
Jimnys been on MOT, some faults i knew were coming like steering wheel and hazard horn. Two that i didnt know and havent even checked was too much movement on both the joints on the axle going from gearbox to transfer. Ordered two from big jimny.
They didnt see the radius arm to axle bushes that was bad, ill change them anyway!
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02 May 2019 05:37 #207094 by yakuza

MadsV wrote: Jimnys been on MOT, some faults i knew were coming like steering wheel and hazard horn. Two that i didnt know and havent even checked was too much movement on both the joints on the axle going from gearbox to transfer. Ordered two from big jimny.
They didnt see the radius arm to axle bushes that was bad, ill change them anyway!

Is that ones or twos? Will you have to return for it being checked again?
And that axle should be replaced when you get the new transfer box?
I got loads of SJ gearbox/transfer axles for some reason. Only kept the ones with little or no slack.

I got till the end of the month so I have to get an appointment for mine now.

Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck, 17%/87% high/low gears.

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02 May 2019 18:35 #207131 by MadsV
Replied by MadsV on topic My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
Yes thats 2’s, have to go back. I didnt think about that really, dont have much hope for that transfer you see :laugh:

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25 Sep 2020 17:13 #228545 by Mikeharris666
Replied by Mikeharris666 on topic Re:My 01 Jimny, another Norwegian
Do you reckon I could get away with just using glue (Karosserilim) to add my floor in the UK - England? Im thinking will that pass the english MOT?

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25 Sep 2020 17:52 #228551 by Lambert
As far as I am aware it should be welded if it was originally?

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26 Sep 2020 23:03 #228578 by yakuza
Here In Norway when the car body is not structural when the car has a frame, this will not even be checked unless there is alot of rust in the body mounts or seat belt or seat mounts.
I know severe rust will pass the Norwegian MOT as long as its sharp edges cannot hurt a pedestrian or occupant of the car, or away from the places i mentioned.
But how can they see if it is badly welded or well done glued?

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27 Sep 2020 08:56 #228581 by jackonlyjack
I would say glue it in if you have rear seats removed
A thick coat of paint and nothing will be said at mot
Original floor is only spot welded then seam sealed

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08 Feb 2022 23:22 #241762 by Sharik
Sorry for resurrecting old thread.

I'm prepping my Jimny for floor rust repair. Is rear floor welded at sides to wheel arches? OP seems to just sealed it only.

Jimny 1999 manual

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09 Feb 2022 04:24 #241765 by Lambert
It's spot welded around the perimeter and also to the cross braces I believe. As said above if it's not ever having seats in, then an automotive glue might suffice but if you are having seats, weld it in.

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