UAE A good grenadier workshop in Dubai?

[Shaheens]

I want to fix ARB air compressor inside the car, any good workshop in Dubai can do it for me?

 

[DiscoDino]

I did it at Ramy 4x4...single ARB pump under the rear seats and using the stock switches. Works well.

 

[Shaheens]

DiscoDino nice, thank you

 

[Oelprinz]

I did it at Ramy 4x4...single ARB pump under the rear seats and using the stock switches. Works well.

Do you mind sharing some pictures? Did you experience any problems with the heat of the compressor? Also, where is the air outlet for you please?

 

[Edithol]

I've used Mycarrepair here in Dubai. They specialize in 4x4s and have worked on a few Grenadiers already. I’ve seen them do ARB installs with switch panels and proper fuse blocks. Definitely a professional car workshop Dubai has to offer for this kind of job.

 

[Kalthunayan]

Stars Overland in Dubai is the best place to work on your grenadier. I had all my electricals done and they are extremely professional.

 

[Elrond90An202]

Do you mind sharing some pictures? Did you experience any problems with the heat of the compressor? Also, where is the air outlet for you please?

I also went to Ramy to install compressor under driver seat. No heat issue whatsover. Only downside is you can bump the switch while driving and start the compressor, not a big deal. This is the best place for the compressor cause you can control the compressor while monitoring the pressure on the car infotainment central screen.

 

[Logsplitter]

I also went to Ramy to install compressor under driver seat. No heat issue whatsover. Only downside is you can bump the switch while driving and start the compressor, not a big deal. This is the best place for the compressor cause you can control the compressor while monitoring the pressure on the car infotainment central screen.

I have the twin ARB compressor installed under my front passenger seat and can confirm that it’s easy to knock the switch into the on position. I now have a small piece of rubber wedged into the top of the switch which stops it getting knocked on by mistake.