Did you find it to be fitted with sleeves? Which bolts are able to be reused crank,conrod,head? got 1 in my backyard with blowby. thanks

Fair play great effort and result mate.

The most satisfying diy video ever watched. Good job!

Love the video, but soldering is not the way to go. It tends to crack through vibration and colder temperatures

Amazing video brotha ! Thanks a ton

Hi! I'm trying to do the same as you, but for sure my dash and entire assembly is missing a lot of parts, is there a place (anywhere in the world, at this point I already tried Canada and my country, and they all say its discontinued) in AU that you could recommend to find the dash and inner parts? My car its a BJ70, it came with the 1PZ engine, similar to what you call Bundera or SWB. It didnt option the AC or radio, but I already bought the entire ac system, now i need the interior vents, etc.

I wish I had more knowledge. This video is not for the average joe.😢.

Hello, love your work. Where did you get that radiator fan from?

Please notice that puting two wires into one cavity is not proper to this deutsch connector. This is not designed for that. Also You did not use the blind plugs which protects free cavities. Please research the Tyco website.

how long did it take you to build this? 👌🏻🔥

at the beginning when you solder that wire why didn't you get rid of the entire wire and just pinned the ends of a new tire and introduced that to the connector?

Simple yet so effective! Love the video man clean engine bay 🙌🏾

Experience at its best he has his own wiring repair area that'll save him tons of money down the road great job.

Couldn't help but notice the final bend uses only one side of the brake and crops out half the piece being bent...inspecting the brief glimpse of the bend it appears very asymmetric. Seems to me the most important part of a build video was glossed over (performance/does it work?).

Those stitches are a little rough . :(

Hey man how’d ya go with the clockspring for steering wheel etc? How’s all that mount. Cheers mate

Great vid. 🙏 Thanks

Do you have the part number ?

Hello 🌞Advice, You need to put dw40 in all the car's electrical harnesses to avoid problems in the future 👌🏻 once a year for ever pro 

this is awsome thanks brother

I personally haven't found TESA tape to be THAT good, I've had a couple situations where it started to come undone vs my electrical tape that stayed on for years. Although I'll admit it was where I used a small strip, where I used long strips that I wound over a long stretch of wire it seemed to hold every time. Little strips with just a small section won't always hold

Hi, I have the same Troopy as yours, an 88 HJ75. I like your low profile roof rack, can you let me know make/model and where you got it, and whether you like it? Thanks!

Good rebuilt. This is inspiring.

Just flicked on the video . Looks like a neat install ! What did you do with the charcoal canister tho ?

Need more troopy content bro!

Wow that looks good you gave me some ideas Well-done

I need to locate a wire that is causing my 98 Suburban to cut out an shut down do to something shorting out

That was amazing, thank you for sharing this 👍🏼

Power steering rebuild kit link anyone or part number

Need to rebuild power steering pump. Anyone know how many bolt (4 or 6 in 12 HT or Link to full kit with which bearing is needed.

What's your progress so far? Been silent for a while...

Hi, i have just bought an Aixam Mega Van and the wiring loom to the rear of the can has been cut at the plug connector. I need to find out the wires for the indicators, lights etc: can anyone advise

Great video!! I’m wondering where can I get the wiring diagram for do my kzj77 wiring?

Where did you get the grill? I was wanting to change mine :v

could i get the measurements?

you got the fattest troopy, only thing missing is stock cable diff lockers :P

ripper video's, loving the build so far. just be aware of the melting point of that grease, for your sliding pins on the calipers i'd be more inclined to use a high temp wheel bearing grease or the copper anti seize, last thing you want is melting grease on your brakes. still a grouse watch, but a little heads up, cheers

Awesome tutorial, only minor thing i would have done differently is putting a sleeve of heatshrink below the zip ties so it doesn't damage the wiring with time

We don’t say fucking allooominum either FFS..

In Australia- we say guard- not fender..

Soon as I saw that soldering iron I knew you didn't have a clue about modern automotive practices

Is this cruiser still being built. Anymore vids coming

Dude…. What a great job. You made it look so easy I think I might even give it a try!!! Thank you.

slow down, you talk way too fast, I can't understand what you're saying

Great skills! A pleasure to watch your work. Fantastic trailer.

What a great build man … just couldn’t stop watching … amazing. Came for the trailer conversion and see this amazing build and than … an LC78 … 😎😎😎 yeah … now I know that trailer rocks !!

Hey mate, just wondering what the go is with the troopy? Be good to see another build video 👍

Well done

Amazing job and video, bro ! I'm living in Perth too. I was looking for videos like this with so many details! Thank you