PM the man.
I have on occasions considered getting this device
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I don't make them anymore. I sell the instructions and wiring schematic.
Too many calls and problems with DIY installers creating headaches. It was only a matter of time before somebody messed up badly and I end up with a court case.
If you want to do it DIY then the onus is on you what you do with the instructions and schematics I sell to you.
Too many calls and problems with DIY installers creating headaches. It was only a matter of time before somebody messed up badly and I end up with a court case.
If you want to do it DIY then the onus is on you what you do with the instructions and schematics I sell to you.
Marius,
Any idea how many kits were installed?
Can you confirm from personal experience that push start is possible?
Any idea how many kits were installed?
Can you confirm from personal experience that push start is possible?
I would be interested as well. I reside in Canada, but will arrive in SA in late November. A firm price would also be appreciated.
Thanks
Thanks
Kevin Peacock
Reside in Canada, but spend 4-6 month a year in SA
2006 Gen 3 Pajero 3.2 DiD Auto LWB (in SA)
Mods:
Nudge M front bumper, Bash Plates, Rock-sliders, 20" LED light bar, Pajero snorkel,Raw Suspension kit, Dastek Unichip
Reside in Canada, but spend 4-6 month a year in SA
2006 Gen 3 Pajero 3.2 DiD Auto LWB (in SA)
Mods:
Nudge M front bumper, Bash Plates, Rock-sliders, 20" LED light bar, Pajero snorkel,Raw Suspension kit, Dastek Unichip
I would also be interested. Please let me know if you will make the kit available and what the price would likely be. I arrive in SA in late November for about 5 months of fun. Thanks
Kevin Peacock
Reside in Canada, but spend 4-6 month a year in SA
2006 Gen 3 Pajero 3.2 DiD Auto LWB (in SA)
Mods:
Nudge M front bumper, Bash Plates, Rock-sliders, 20" LED light bar, Pajero snorkel,Raw Suspension kit, Dastek Unichip
Reside in Canada, but spend 4-6 month a year in SA
2006 Gen 3 Pajero 3.2 DiD Auto LWB (in SA)
Mods:
Nudge M front bumper, Bash Plates, Rock-sliders, 20" LED light bar, Pajero snorkel,Raw Suspension kit, Dastek Unichip
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I never did a push start but I stalled the car once when coming to a stop because I forgot to switch it off.Roelf_le_Roux wrote:Marius,
Any idea how many kits were installed?
Can you confirm from personal experience that push start is possible?
Reason I ask:
As you have pointed out in the past; the hydraulic pump is driven off the input shaft. I suppose my question is whether it is possible to select a gear with no hydraulic pressure available?
As you have pointed out in the past; the hydraulic pump is driven off the input shaft. I suppose my question is whether it is possible to select a gear with no hydraulic pressure available?
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Good question. I do not have the answer to that one. I do believe there is some residual pressure in the system though. I can't test unfortunately.Roelf_le_Roux wrote:Reason I ask:
As you have pointed out in the past; the hydraulic pump is driven off the input shaft. I suppose my question is whether it is possible to select a gear with no hydraulic pressure available?
Do you think it would be possible to contact one of your clients to do a test for us.
I would seriously consider this mod if one could push-start the car. Main reason would that 5th gear at 100 with off-road caravan in tow would be possible. Currently I find the clutch comes out for very little reason and then stays out. I thus cruise in 4th @ 100. Very comfy and relaxed, but I think at an extra fuel cost. If I stay above 100 in 4th, I can feed in as many ponies as I like, the clutch stays in.
I would seriously consider this mod if one could push-start the car. Main reason would that 5th gear at 100 with off-road caravan in tow would be possible. Currently I find the clutch comes out for very little reason and then stays out. I thus cruise in 4th @ 100. Very comfy and relaxed, but I think at an extra fuel cost. If I stay above 100 in 4th, I can feed in as many ponies as I like, the clutch stays in.
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I wouldn't ask that of anyone. If it doesn't work, the engine resistance (of a non fire) may damage the clutch packs.
I wouldn't try it as a matter of course unless in emergency.
That is one of the reasons I stopped selling the kits and rather sell the info. I don't want a law case on my hands.
I wouldn't try it as a matter of course unless in emergency.
That is one of the reasons I stopped selling the kits and rather sell the info. I don't want a law case on my hands.