INSTALLING THE GME XRS CONNECT OUTBACK PACK ON MY SUZUKI JIMNY JB74!

Welcome back to another intstallation video! This time I will be going through how I've installed my new GME XRS UHF on my Jimny JB74. I decided to go with a roof mount from GME because I don't have a bullbar, but also because you get awesome reception from that angle (and it looks cool 😎).
I bought everything I need from these places:
UHF: www.4wd247.com/products/uhf-c...
GME Bracket: www.snowys.com.au/fold-down-a...
TLR Mount: ozjimny.com/products/tlr-stai...
Leave a comment below and let me know how you've mounted your UHF!
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[@juliandantoine1804]

GME do a magnetic mic mount for their hand unit that fits the TRL mount. The magnetic actually works really well too

[@centainenielsen7483]

I love your content ☺️ very informative. Got my Jimny a week ago and loving it

[@ExploreJimny]

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy it 😄

[@CasperLabuschagne]

A most useful instructional video since in the near future I have to install a VHF radio used when doing security patrols on farms in South Africa. There is an upgrade that I saw somewhere of a rack mounted on the inside of the roof just behind the headrest of the driver and in front of the passenger seats. That struck me as a possible place to mount a radio in the Jimny where a clear line-of-sight is required to the display on the face of the radio and where the radio itself has a speaker on the bottom that must at least be clearly audible to the driver and any passengers. I am eagerly awaiting your next video on the box were all the cables attached to the battery will terminate since that too is a problem I am faced with. Something you might bear in mind is that you seem to have access to a far wider range of innovative upgrades and options on the Jimny in Australia compared to Jimny owners in South Africa and the UK. I only learned of the existence of an extended 80 litres fuel tank a few days ago since I cannot recollect ever seeing something like that on the Jimny forums in the UK and South Africa that I follow. Point is, things that may appear run-of-the-mill to you in Australia might be exiting news to people elsewhere in the world and you might not always be aware of that. Using the soap trick on cables as well as a chopstick to pass things through the firewall are two tricks worth remembering, thanks for that! For the longest time I have used the soap bar rubbed against a screw thread whenever I wanted to screw anything into wood.

[@waltergaiter3122]

how did they connect the box to under the dash

[@jeremyharris4415]

Fantastic video really enjoyed watching it. I’m glad you are still alive and have not blown up the Battery etc Lol. I can not wait I want a other 4 w d . All ways looking forward to watching your next video

[@ExploreJimny]

Cheeers haha, battery all good here 😜

[@jackbohmad2016]

That radio box is called a control module and without that you are stuffed as it connects the microphone, the power and the aerial

[@xxxviperxxxjosh1853]

Nice video and good job.

[@ExploreJimny]

Thank you!

[@AliciaInJeep]

Fantastic! Yes, girls can do it too ;)

[@kevinandre1000]

hello Jedi master of the Jimny's.... what is the model of the roof racks of your car??? I love it and I would like to know where you bought it

[@ExploreJimny]

Hey! Cheers! You can find it here 😊 www.shorturl.at/bLOW2

[@kevinandre1000]

@@ExploreJimny merci beaucoup, thank you very much, I'll see how I can get it for France

[@Fnatixful]

can u show the firewall pass throud the engine bay to the inside?, i found mine but looks to complicated to fit a led lights cable :(

[@ExploreJimny]

Yes sure I'll try and make a vid about it sometime 🤗 I'd say use a chopstick and put soap on it, it will work a treat!

[@Fnatixful]

@@ExploreJimny Hey, Yeap I did actualli i took off the protector and just passed the cables with a nail or something to the other side.😃