Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Hey all.....well tomorrow arvo gonna be installing a safari snorkel into the BJ71 cruiser, i have the snorkel kit complete with all templates, and i have all the tools required.... I'm posting up because im just after some tips to make the install go relatively smoothly.... so people that have done ...

Hi mate, i have a BJ71 import cruiser 24volt with the 13B-T motor, same as the BJ74 except mines a SWB yours will be a middy, wouldnt be much mechanical differences i dont think, parts should be easy enough to come by, ive never had an issue i think the only difference is the cold start pack 24v ...

on the redarc charge equaliser, there are 3 wires, input 24v (violet), earth(green) and brown (output 12V) ...i think now im running this setup to charge a deepcycle in the boot,, sealed of course... from what ive heard its best to run the thickest cable possible as to have no voltage drop, (cable ...

Personally i'd rather recommend the BJ74 the mid wheel base with the 13B-T in it over the 3F, my mate has one of these and the engine get's it up every dune and the low down torque is pretty awesome, tough car too, pretty much unbreakable, i have the BJ71 the SWB also with the 13B-T....Fun cars they ...

bazzle wrote:I can see your not too sure where to start..

Get an 24 to 12 volt down convertor off a truck (truck wrecker) and use that.

Bazzle

already got one of these to run 12v accessories, but they are unable to charge an auxillary battery, this is what the equaliser is for

cheers

The only difficulty with a second alternator is mounting the alternator. The rest of it is conventional - regulator, battery, charge light (to provide initial excitation of the alternator on start-up, but some systems seem to manage OK without it.) ah k cheers, so when mounted does it have to run ...

Hey guys, auto electrics aint my strong point and i was wondering if someone could explain what would be a simple and cheap-ish solution to my problem. My cruiser is a BJ71 jap import with the 13B-T, therefore has a 24volt electrical system, now i want to run an auxillary deep cycle battery to run a ...