Well the first one didn't quite work out;
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But thats not put us off so we're back with another one :thumbs: This one is a 2003 "Sport" diesel It's a completely different jeep to drive - much more responsive than the old one & with all the extra torque & a 6th gear it is so much more forgiving on the motorway (as I've been driving it to and from work for the past week) but I'll put that down to the old one being a lemon....
Like the last one it has the panoramic sunroof and 6 cd changer but unlike the last one it has a full compliment of tools & jack in the boot along with an owners manual :biggrin: It also has an aftermarket stereo with incorporated bluetooth so Sheena can talk away to her hearts content without the worry of penalty points :roll:
I've salvaged all the the new bits I got for the old one so the new one now has the following;
Fortunately I hadn't fitted the bumper guard to the old one so I'll fit it to the new one next week.... I may also have sourced some Audiobahn speakers and an amp for it to complete the Audio install :grin: but they'll all be hidden behind the existing speaker covers or seat (amp) so it won't look ridiculous....
Anyway, pics :smile:
I think the rear lights have been partially tinted??? They're definately darker than the ones on our last one but I actually think it suits the black....
The interior was filthy so got it professionally valeted :bow:
And finally the lights - significant improvement at night over the old ones...
The fan settings on the Climate control all work, but 2 of the three knobs are broken and none of the back-lights are working in the unit :roll: Is it easier to just find a replacement unit than to take the existing one apart, replace all of the bulbs and somehow fix the knobs????
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2757
But thats not put us off so we're back with another one :thumbs: This one is a 2003 "Sport" diesel It's a completely different jeep to drive - much more responsive than the old one & with all the extra torque & a 6th gear it is so much more forgiving on the motorway (as I've been driving it to and from work for the past week) but I'll put that down to the old one being a lemon....
Like the last one it has the panoramic sunroof and 6 cd changer but unlike the last one it has a full compliment of tools & jack in the boot along with an owners manual :biggrin: It also has an aftermarket stereo with incorporated bluetooth so Sheena can talk away to her hearts content without the worry of penalty points :roll:
I've salvaged all the the new bits I got for the old one so the new one now has the following;
- General Grabber AT2's (215/45r16)
Phillips Xtreme Vision +100% headlights
Osram Night breaker plus fog lights
White 501's to match
Boot liner http://www.towequipe.co.uk/products/boo ... -0107.html
Wind deflectors http://www.towequipe.co.uk/products/win ... -2007.html
Dog Guard http://www.towequipe.co.uk/products/dog ... to-07.html
Bumper guard http://www.towequipe.co.uk/products/rea ... to-07.html
Fortunately I hadn't fitted the bumper guard to the old one so I'll fit it to the new one next week.... I may also have sourced some Audiobahn speakers and an amp for it to complete the Audio install :grin: but they'll all be hidden behind the existing speaker covers or seat (amp) so it won't look ridiculous....
Anyway, pics :smile:
I think the rear lights have been partially tinted??? They're definately darker than the ones on our last one but I actually think it suits the black....
The interior was filthy so got it professionally valeted :bow:
And finally the lights - significant improvement at night over the old ones...
The fan settings on the Climate control all work, but 2 of the three knobs are broken and none of the back-lights are working in the unit :roll: Is it easier to just find a replacement unit than to take the existing one apart, replace all of the bulbs and somehow fix the knobs????