Land Rover Perentie Vehicle Setup/Mods

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  • čas přidán 29. 02. 2020
  • This is a follow up video from my camping setup to show some of the few mods I have made to the vehicle and how I utilise some of its features.
    There will no doubt be a follow up video in time when I continue to make changes.
    I am always up for any ideas or suggestions of new or existing mods that I could do to better the Perentie.
    My next few jobs are to insulate (sound deadener) the roof and cab area, fit some orange/amber lights in the rear of the vehicle and add a solar panel on top.
    I am also hoping soon to modify the sides and roof to put the ROPS back in.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @NasTimeAdventures
    @NasTimeAdventures Před 2 lety +3

    Well done. Keeping it as original as you can has to be a good thing.

  • @jdenmark1287
    @jdenmark1287 Před 4 lety +3

    Nicely done. Thanks for showing your LR. I have a FFR and a GS that I had shipped to Hawaii almost two years ago. Look forward to seeing more of your modifications.

  • @franklinarguedas4832
    @franklinarguedas4832 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you, I will talk to Brad from KLR to see if he still has some.

  • @frankus54
    @frankus54 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Great work. Any suggestions on how to install the felt window slides? I can't see how to get the window top apart. I see you got rid of the extra battery. Or have you relocated it to run the fridge?

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Sorry for the late reply. the felt installs fairly easily once the window is part. You can use hot soapy water to make them more pliable. It was a while a go when I did the window top. I believe taking the window lock out which is easy. There are a few retaining screws. some of these were hard to get out. I moved the battery from under the passengers seat to LHS battery compartment. This allowed for it to be next to the aux. battery, easier charging and allowed me to use under the passengers seat for tools.

  • @dennisgibson5429
    @dennisgibson5429 Před 26 dny +1

    Were those seat covers made by Grant in Tamworth New South Wales?

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 26 dny

      Yes they were. I am not sure if he still does them but they were excellent quality at a decent price

  • @franklinarguedas4832
    @franklinarguedas4832 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi, where do you get the window seals and channels for your Perentie, please? Do you do oil changes to the steering box?

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 3 lety

      do you mean the glass door sliding windows? I have not done an oil change to the steering box. I will put it on my list of things to check next service though.

  • @Deeeno066
    @Deeeno066 Před 3 lety

    Awesome. Can I ask what you paid for her? How many km’s has she done. Great rig!

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 3 lety

      I paid about $7500. 206,000kms on it now

  • @Knife1437
    @Knife1437 Před 3 lety

    How did you get a GS tailgate on an FFR? Is that rear panel removable?

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 3 lety +1

      Yeah it comes out fairly easy. An easy install overall. You just need to replace the corner capping pieces.

  • @franklinarguedas4832
    @franklinarguedas4832 Před 3 lety

    Yes, the only two windows on the perenties, the sliding glass, it rattles a lot and I have not been able to find the plastic channels and felts that make the glass more stable.
    I am trying to find out more about the oil change to the steering box, I think that it is imperative to do this regularly. I began to suspect that perhaps the reason for the recent Land Rover crash in Qld may have something to do with a possible steering failure, it went into a lake or something like that unexpectedly, it was a family travelling in that car, so the man would not be attempting to kill his own family just like that.
    There has to be more to it. Maybe mechanical failure.

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 3 lety +1

      I got my felts from KLR. They were very easy to install and I think cost about $70 and I now have no window rattles.

    • @jordanwilson706
      @jordanwilson706 Před rokem

      I believe the crash was caused by the steering 'tie bar' breaking. The older style ones fitted to most Perenties have two slots in them where the bolts go, the newer and much stronger ones do not have the slots. Look up part number LR041261. If your Perentie / Defender does not have material all the way around where the bolt holes are then get one of these and change it over. I would find a genuine LR one at a wrecker, don't get Britpart.

  • @nickgray2282
    @nickgray2282 Před 3 lety

    where did you get the window felt slides?

    • @LandySmurf
      @LandySmurf  Před 3 lety

      From KLR. They were really good and quick to install. I put them in hit soapy water before which made it a lot easier to do. I am more than happy with the result. No rattles anymore.