Here’s my set-up:
1. Work light wired through trailer harness and fog light switch. Hit the dash switch and both fogs and work light turn on. The switch you see by the outlet kills the work light but not the fogs. It’s wired hot full time.
This was my first mod. If I only knew then what I...
I wired one of these into the cargo area ceiling. It’s connected to the boot light in the lower right corner so it activates just like any other dome light.
If you look, you may even find it in almond to almost the D1 interior. Just search for dome light (RV, etc) on Amazon and they’ll pop...
That article covers all the details pretty nicely. The video gives you a little better hands-on eyes-on if you can find it. Being prepared ahead is really the key no matter. That would be with both materials and mental.
The video I mentioned is by @eliaschristeas right here on DWeb. It was a lifesaver for me, and I just stumbled across it. Contact him, and maybe he can help you with a link to the video. I don’t know how I got it, and I sure can’t figure out how to share it. It’s the best tutorial out there.
My experience was just that: i could manage short trips and stay cool, but hit the highway or drive for a while, and I redlined. Put a used RRC rad in and was good to go. When it finally gave out, I installed a new Nissen and it's been all good. A bit more plastic than I like, but no...
Yes, as I understood it at the time, 95 was the only year the RRC dashes were similar enough for it to work. They’re out there, so it's worth the hunt.
I did the swap a few years ago. You need a clock/hazard light combo from a 95 RRC since it's the only one that fits a Disco. The wiring is straightforward but slightly different. I think you connect one less wire. Its on the web somewhere, but it’s easy and worth it.
I realize these are low budget for what most of you are looking at, but for the money, they're hard to beat.
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/cabelas-trailgear-seat-cover
I've had the tan ones for several years, and they've held up to everything I've dished out so far.
It may get frustrating at times, but it will be so worth it once you get it rolling. Our ‘95 was at death’s door when we got it, and it was so rewarding to have it fire up after working on it for a few weeks. In 20 degree weather...
A front end 2” receiver has been the ticket for me. Bolt it to the frame rails, and you’re good to go. Plus, your recovery point can serve other purposes as well.
Did you have any buzz in your radio possibly related to your alternator issue? I put in a used one recently from
Will T. as well, which eliminated a bad buzzing. It was replaced with a faint hum and the slight intermittent flickering lights and console lights. My chassis to ground seems to...
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