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ARB Compressor Install
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ARB Compressor Install
Looking to install an ARB air compressor into an engine bay of an 80 series. Did some searching and found some info, but no pictures etc
Can't go on the drivers side due to the cruise control box.
I know about the slee bracket and manifold but that is getting a bit expensive.
So what I want is the easiest, most simple way to put it on the passanger side. I have twin batteries, so needs to be up near the firewall.
I would really like pictures of peoples installs, bracket templates etc etc.
You can email it all to mini.toddles@gmail.com
Cheers
Todd
Can't go on the drivers side due to the cruise control box.
I know about the slee bracket and manifold but that is getting a bit expensive.
So what I want is the easiest, most simple way to put it on the passanger side. I have twin batteries, so needs to be up near the firewall.
I would really like pictures of peoples installs, bracket templates etc etc.
You can email it all to mini.toddles@gmail.com
Cheers
Todd
I rekon every install is going to be different.
I would just stick it where i want it and start making things to hold it there.
I have seen a compressor installed in a 79series TD ute and it was up where you describe, passenger side firewall, but then the engine bays are significantly different(and smaller) than a 80 series
I would just stick it where i want it and start making things to hold it there.
I have seen a compressor installed in a 79series TD ute and it was up where you describe, passenger side firewall, but then the engine bays are significantly different(and smaller) than a 80 series
i put mine in were the toyota rear amp was
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1992 Dual Cab 80 series cruiser Factory Turbo 35"mtz's 5" Lift, Rear Locker
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I put my compressor in the passenger side in my 80 fitts really good
Here's where I put the commpresser switch
And here's the rear locker switch the front locker switch will go next to it when TJM bring out the front one
as you can see in the above photo I moved the dimmer switch to under the heater controls so I could use the location for the compresser switch
Here's where I put the commpresser switch
And here's the rear locker switch the front locker switch will go next to it when TJM bring out the front one
as you can see in the above photo I moved the dimmer switch to under the heater controls so I could use the location for the compresser switch
current truck, 105 series GXL diesel 6" springs & twin pro lockers
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
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sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
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Toddles wrote:Cheers Guys.
I ended up just getting bracket made up and putting it on the passanger side in a gap that was there. Didn't have to move anything around, just used an already existing bolt and then a new one through the guard, was simple, neat and works just fine.
Cheers
Todd
any photos ?
current truck, 105 series GXL diesel 6" springs & twin pro lockers
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
Sierra Parts Wanted pm me
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
Sierra Parts Wanted pm me
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