Another cracker Terry. What was the reasoning behind the rebuild of the 80?

After your half loop etc do you still use it ?

Pity i didn't have a similar experience with my air locker. ARB couldn't pay me to take one of those POS diff centres. I went with electric lockers with my rebuild.

What’s with the clicking on the SWB patrol going down the hill ? Awesome vid 👍 … edit I should wait until the vid is nearly finished LOl that OH Shit moment section was full on, poor Codi must have shat himself 😂

That wrist could of been whole lot worse 🙁

Hi Terry, great to see you guys have finally made it to Tassie! Make sure you manage to get to Bridport and drive the “St Albans Bay” track, or Bridport to Bellingham as locals know it. One of the best beach/sand dune tracks you will ever do 😎 Might be biased as it’s 5 mins away from me, but you will see 😂

Gday Terry You’ve had the alternator in for a while now Is it still working fine I’m thinking this is a great option for my 200 as I do water crossings regularly

Nice one again Terry. Cheers Steve

Dials 5 mins from my place it’s a harder track than most people think and stunning too it takes us 25 minutes to get to the leven river on the quad bikes absolutely brilliant fun you guys are going great nice and steady awsome job hope you enjoy our Tassie tracks drive safe cheers

That's one tidy 80 Series.

Nice one mate, that’s just out my back door I like getting up in there tracks galore. Looking forward to the next one 👍🍺

Good little track this one. Went penguin through to Riana a week back, this looks like you guys went the opposite direction, unless I'm not remembering it right 😂

Even the Peewees are excited,

Every serious off-roader is going to rush out and get the latest traction accessory - a fat b#stard to hang off the side rails.........

YEA!! The 80 lives on. We need a full rig rundown of this thing

What a great Day 1, straight into it!! (well, actually ep 1 cause the day wasn't done!)................ now we gotta wait a week! 😁

Hey Terry. Have you considered looking into BushWrapz instead of Rhinohide armour for your next paint protection system?

Tassie!! Awesome..... :)

Hi Terry i see the GQ just walked down the hill no issues ,but the Toyota,s had a few dramas ,i drive a V8 GQ but im just stirring mate.

Hi Terry & Jafffa crew Nice vid again, first day workout and allot muscle work 😅 Terry is an ace to find little tracks, like what we would say: „Trüffelschwein“ 😂 Sure everyone heard the 200 hill descent control, love the hard working sound…. Rattles like a bearing failure… or sort of. Anyhow sounds like done right. Jazz… tassie tracks with no locker in rear….. = work out for the team and slowing down the forward momentum. Not sure on tassie the ale prices… ??? Maybe more expensive to feed a crew of very thirsty travellers as an ARB rear locker set?? Terry could shad some light on that… or forgot since…… Ok, have to run now. Waiting for the next vid. And thanks for taking us with you on the Tassie trip since we are now appr. 16,000 kilometer away from it. Safe trip Cheers

What a cool day 1 in Tassie. Tuff tracks galore

Nice looking Trout!

Cool Ep, and great work on the FT in the 80, id love a auto with one in a late model 80. Iam just back from the Gibb and Mcgowan Island fishing camp, where I stayed for nearly 4 weeks caught some lovely fish.

I have a 2008 Toyota Tundra 5.7L. I am getting a S303-05 error (selected system is not responding or not available) when trying to select various ECUs. The only thing I did differently was select the North America configuration. For some reason when using the "Other" configuration the registration key doesn't work for me. Any ideas?

Thanks mate think I pay my Mechanic

After you download the virtual box, you then go to straight to the Ih8mud forum...(?) it is unclear if you're actually running the vurtual box at this point or still in/utilizing your real/main terminal. Also, the virtual box is unclear how to set up the virtual station. When I double click the Oracle VM VirtualBox icon that was added to my real desktop, it opens to a VM VirtualBox Manager with a tools menu I'm unfamiliar with and have no idea what any of the "tools" are, or their funtions... I seem to be the only person on the planet having these issues...

Very entertaining Terry and Jill, what a journey. Thanks for sharing. I wonder how many of those cars are dumped by locals ….

Thanks Terry - brilliant video - love all your content I've watched thus far - and love the Queen T shirt I've got one exactly the same somewhere

Tried to find the video on the sump removal and the plastic oil pick up in the sump , like you l couldnt beleive that they use a plastic pick up. My 2012 200 has done 182 k so yesterday l ordered a new pick up and the alloy oil filter housing that they use on the 79,s but not the 200 , another weird one. Anyway l would like to make a comment when you put the sealant on the sump , l thought you were a bit excessive, when the japs build there motors be it car bike or what ever they use 3 bond sealants , you didnt say what you were using. Personaly when my pick up arrives l am going to make a cork gasket and seal it with a smear of loctite 515 which is used for making flanges . Like others l really enjoy watching your productions and the helpful information that you give , l am looking forward to the one replacing the serpantine belt tensioner , l'm looking at pulling the radiator so l can do the idlers as well , there is not alot of room there

Great job Terry it's going to be awesome. You can come out of retirement with a new business "Terry's Metal Patchworks"

A new subscriber here. Gotta say, I love the delivery, presentation, content and your choice of words :) Just perfect.

Well done ARB!!!

I'm only 4 minutes into the video but in my opinion that spring is still under quite a bit of tension while disasembling...

Thanks for the video. I had a similar squeak and reached out to ARB USA. They sent me 4 bearings under warranty. The kits now include new O-rings. I will be tackling the repair this week so would be interested to know if you found an easier way to drop the coilover out based on some of the suggestions here in the comments.

good job

Great video! May i ask what if it will be directly installed not on a VM but exactly on a windows xp machine, would that be a better idea? Thanks

I think the picnic tables are for tagalong tourist groups, another great vid, awesome 👍

Thank you so much, I just want to ask if this older version of techstream will work withy corolla e140 year 2008? Thanks again

If your getting a wheel alignment and its at round ten twelve ortwo thats when they have breaks worst time cayse they go on break and forget all the time i double check they have tightened every thing at the shop that way its fixed straight away

Awesome work, great to watch. I am looking at doing a 79 scoop on my next project so this will be very helpful 👍

Could you pls share brand & model of that winch that erects the tent?

Brilliantly practical review, thanks!

Why wouldn’t you use the locks, less strain on the vehicle which still has a massive tour in front of it ….👍

Wow. That was a lot of work. But we’ll worth it.. great finish..great car..I’m very jealous..😜😜

Terry the balloons catch the wind and blow the fisherman’s bait out, supporting the bait up near the surface, they’re tied on with light line and break off when they get a strike

I am loving this tour, just when I think it can’t get any better …. It does ! Thank you so much for sharing your trip.

Okay I like your Chevy. I have a 57 3/4 ton 3600 I'm fixing up big window in back. It's in ok shape needs everything new on it 283 66 Year and a 3 on the tree 🌲 . It's all going to be a original parts not going to do anything fancy 😕. Right now it's in a thousand pieces it's going take me for every to get it done 👍.

The work on those doors is truly humbling man! Beautiful work!

That's awesome mate, you're a keener man than me. Cheers Steve

Good work Terry, you have more patience than me, while I remember, Graphite would be my choice if you want a dark colour or go with Crystal Pearl like my new toy which would be good for the Qld heat