What did you do with your Grenadier today?

[Wayneos]

Very nice! So a little bigger than stock - looks fantastic. Truck can handle the tire increase with no issues? I know it's not a huge jump but you might be the first member to swap for bigger tires (and posted about it).

The owner in Kenya had the 285/70/17 fitted without issues.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEVjVc4P7qM

 

[emax]

I recall 'Bushguide' commenting that he was told the missing drivers grab handle was due to it interfering with the A pillar airbag. Perhaps the A pillar with the grab handle has a different style/ shorter air bar versus the one shown in Macstech comment 539?

Was this here in the forum? I'd like to investigate about it.
Have a link?

PS: Found it: https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/melbourne-drive-day.12410675/post-1333145453

 

[muxmax]

Hi Macstech, Can you give a bit more information on where the fuse box was located and any fuse position number where you connect
up the dashcam. Also, has anyone located the amplifier yet for the sound system or does anyone know if it part of that large silver
head unit below the steering column. Either way, it would also be great to get any manufacture info and part numbers off of it.
Need to know as I will be upgrading my standard sound system once I get my Grenadier. Having more information would be great.
If anyone else upgrades their system, please post details and photos. DaBull

May I suggest that we try to start new threads in the Grenadier Technical section to introduce such projects? It would make it much easier for others to find. Much more than in a general thread as this.

 

[Gwynne]

Thanks for the photos! That's exactly what this forum needs and is about!

I'll certainly be ordering a LHD grab handle. I'm short and I'd rather use that than yanking on the steering wheel every time.

As for the "head unit" - are you referring to the greyish rectangular box with the holes - middle right of the frame?

Be great to add the extra grab handle but I’m not much of a mechanic. If anyone does this could they do a step by step guide or maybe a YouTube video? Thanks

 

[MACS]

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What’s in this space do you know? Is it a void? Am thinking I may be able to put the UHF body in there?

Look on the other pictures i took. The connector panel extends further to the left. So there is no space left.

 

[rovie]

Hi guys, today I dismantled the side panels in the boot on the right. Attached are the pictures so you can see where the nipples are located. (We always call these clips that, just for those who are not so familiar with this). I strongly advise you to use the appropriate plastic tool, not a simple screwdriver. Everything is very tight and you have to use force sensitively. Even though I have a lot of experience with the nipples, one of them broke off.
I'll get back to you as soon as I've made progress.

 

[Tazzieman]

Everything is very tight and you have to use force sensitively. Even though I have a lot of experience with the nipples, one of them broke off.

I decided a while ago that I am too old to grow up.
I will use my tool in a sensitive and caring manner when I get intimate with this part of my new girl.

 

[Krabby]

Hi guys, today I dismantled the side panels in the boot on the right. Attached are the pictures so you can see where the nipples are located. (We always call these clips that, just for those who are not so familiar with this). I strongly advise you to use the appropriate plastic tool, not a simple screwdriver. Everything is very tight and you have to use force sensitively. Even though I have a lot of experience with the nipples, one of them broke off.
I'll get back to you as soon as I've made progress.

Any broken clips?

 

[DaBull]

Hi guys, today I dismantled the side panels in the boot on the right. Attached are the pictures so you can see where the nipples are located. (We always call these clips that, just for those who are not so familiar with this). I strongly advise you to use the appropriate plastic tool, not a simple screwdriver. Everything is very tight and you have to use force sensitively. Even though I have a lot of experience with the nipples, one of them broke off.
I'll get back to you as soon as I've made progress.

Hi Rovie, What type Grenadier do you have - Utility - or ???? and is it RHD or LHD. DaBull

 

[rovie]

Any broken clips?

Yes, one clip. But I think I will find a suitable one in my spare parts cupboard.

 

[Krabby]

Yes, one clip. But I think I will find a suitable one in my spare parts cupboard.

Seem like a standard-type? I have a kit that includes a variety of common clips.

 

[rovie]

Hi Rovie, What type Grenadier do you have - Utility - or ???? and is it RHD or LHD. DaBull

Hi DaBull, I got a Trialmaster, LHD.

 

[DaBull]

Hi DaBull, I got a Trialmaster, LHD.

That's what I have on order to, Shale Blue.

 

[rovie]

Seem like a standard-type? I have a kit that includes a variety of common clips.

Yes, it seems to be a standard one.

 

[Jean Mercier]

I did the same on the left side some days ago, without any tools, and also broke a nipple or clip. I intended to post it, but @rovie was faster



That "hard disk like" stuff is the radio module!

Wondering what the "hard disk like module" is at the right hand side, see picture 3 of @rovie

And then there is this floating connector:


I suspect this is a signal coming from a sensor, because the voltage was fluctuating between 1.88 Volt and 1.97 volt, quite erratically.

 

[ADVAW8S]

Look at all that space between the outside body panel and inside body panel. I now wish they made the outside gear storage. You could have put a lock on it similar to gas flap. You can't open it unless the car is unlocked. Do you think you can fit a inverter in on of the spaces? Also do you think a ARB air compressor would fit in the big rear door? I assume you move the safety gear to another location. You could replace the plastic panel with metal or wood

 

[joejet]

I did the same on the left side some days ago, without any tools, and also broke a nipple or clip. I intended to post it, but @rovie was faster

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That "hard disk like" stuff is the radio module!
View attachment 7814896
Wondering what the "hard disk like module" is at the right hand side, see picture 3 of @rovie

And then there is this floating connector:
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I suspect this is a signal coming from a sensor, because the voltage was fluctuating between 1.88 Volt and 1.97 volt, quite erratically.

Its probably a can-bus connector

 

[DCPU]

Just showed it to my son sitting next to me on the couch in Hungary, he is half Brazilian

There's another Hungarian part for him as well - the rear support brackets for the the rear skid plate:

 

[Deepblue]

I did the same on the left side some days ago, without any tools, and also broke a nipple or clip. I intended to post it, but @rovie was faster

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That "hard disk like" stuff is the radio module!
View attachment 7814896
Wondering what the "hard disk like module" is at the right hand side, see picture 3 of @rovie

And then there is this floating connector:
View attachment 7814901
View attachment 7814897
I suspect this is a signal coming from a sensor, because the voltage was fluctuating between 1.88 Volt and 1.97 volt, quite erratically.

Thanks for the pictures @Jean Mercier
Label of the amplifier reads DAB+ while in all other references such as manual or infotainment I only find DAB.
I cannot get any DAB radio stations to play; standard radio (FM) works. Already feared Ineos has opted for simple DAB while in Switzerland I understand radio stations use DAB+.
Anybody else facing problems listening to DAB radio? Yes Apple Carplay works and is great but I want to listen to radio now and then.

 

[bakepl]

Hi guys, today I dismantled the side panels in the boot on the right. Attached are the pictures so you can see where the nipples are located. (We always call these clips that, just for those who are not so familiar with this). I strongly advise you to use the appropriate plastic tool, not a simple screwdriver. Everything is very tight and you have to use force sensitively. Even though I have a lot of experience with the nipples, one of them broke off.
I'll get back to you as soon as I've made progress.

Thanks for the images gents. I'm hoping to find the rear camera feed amongst those cables so as to 'splice' into the video feed with a two way switch to receive either the video feed from the car or caravan camera.