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60 series diff locks

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60 series diff locks

Post by MUD000 »

Where do you guys with 60 series mount your compressor & diff locks switches
Pics would be good
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Post by Gumby »

Mate...i have a 62 and am about to fit some lockers and i think its a case of finding room where you will be happy having them....

Share some pics once you have done it...i will do the same

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Post by MUD000 »

About to buy new ones
I'm looking at taking my rear dimister out & rear wiper out at the moment
Or maybe beside my clock in the little pocket
Dont know :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
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Post by G_loomis »

my compressor is under the bonnet...on the left hand side, mounted to the inner gaurd.

the switches were fitted in the panel that is beside the ciggie lighter. take a look at the pic.

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Post by MUD000 »

Yeh G Loomis thats where i was looking at putting them
Did you have to cut the switches down top & bottom
My mate said he had to but yous dont look like they have
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Post by carts »

I had a little panel made, that was bolted just below where your switches are. It looked good, but I don't have any photos of it, and now its pulled apart.
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Post by QIKAZZ »

yeah mine is in the same place as Loomis (switches and compressor), but mine was fitted when I bought it so not sure about the switch hole size.

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Post by bundytunna »

i jus stuck my two locker switches next to the steering column and then where the ash tray use to be i made a blanking plate and stuck sum thin alloy there which can now hold 6 other switches includin my comp switch
no photos but im sure u can use your imgination
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Post by bad_religion_au »

my tip would have them centrally mounted so a passenger/navi can flick them, and so that you can flick them, while in your seat, with the inertia reel on the seatbelt locking you into place. you might want them in a situation where you can't lean forward ;)
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Post by midi73 »

You could get one of those dash pods that bolt onto the top of the dash, like in the 75 series. Take out whatever is in it, make up a blank plate (alloy or perspex) then mount them in there. I did this on my BJ 73. it works well. Will get some pics in a couple of days time.
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Post by G_loomis »

as far as I can remember the switches were not cut down at all...but that was about 4 years ago now :? :? :?
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Post by Guy From Nowhere »

For $8 you can get a bracket from ARB that will hold two, or if you are dual locked, three switches. I mounted mine directly under the centre console on the right hand side. This enables easy location by myself and the nav, as well as the added bonus of not having to cut and shut holes that I screwed up!

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Post by Ruffy »

Hey MUD000, I'm twin locked. I stuck the compressor under the passengers seat. Main switch is on the dash beside the ashtray. I stuck a d/p toggle switch on my gear shifter. Flick it back is rear locker, forwards is F+R lockers, centre is off. works for me but i dont crawl. Crawlers seem to like front only sometimes.
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Post by MUD000 »

My new diff lock turned up today so should have it in by the weekend
Still yet to decide on switch position
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