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5 Things I don't head bush without by Allan Gray featured in 4X4 Australia
piątek, 26 czerwiec 2015 00:00
Servicing Modern Diesels
czwartek, 12 luty 2015 00:00
Servicing at home or in the workshop
środa, 17 grudzień 2014 00:00
A.P: I often hear 4WD owners talking about the frequency and high costs involved in servicing. Is there anything that can be done to avoid this?
Allan: Obviously there’s a lot of work that should generally be done by the mechanic in the workshop, but there are a few things that can help. You can fit an extra fuel filter to later model diesel engines to stop contaminated fuel from blocking up your injectors and fuel system. Owner servicing is another option and it’s only really limited to the mechanical knowledge of the operator and the equipment they have available. There are a lot of smaller jobs that owners can do at home and if they’re done regularly, should help to keep costs down.
A.P: Could you give me some examples of these jobs? What can be checked without going to a workshop?
Allan: As I mentioned, it’s up to the operator’s mechanical knowledge and their access to equipment, but they can change the oil and their filters....Read More
Servicing Modern Diesels - part 4 by Allan Gray
piątek, 12 grudzień 2014 00:00
Safari Snorkel
piątek, 21 listopad 2014 08:51
Many people ask us why we distribute Safari Snorkel and not the cheaper brands.
It has to do with a number of factors.
IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN AIR
1st as you have heard us say throughout our videos, clean air is vital to the life and performance of the engine. Water will hydraulic lock the engine and dust creates a sand paper effect when it mixes with grease.
Both cause expensive engine damage.
The best way to keep engine air intake clean is by regular filter changes and a good quality snorkel. 
DESIGN
Knowing this, we then choose Safari Snorkels due to their designs Read more...
