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    Default Project: SWB V6

    Hello

    I found another POS V6 project.

    This time it is a 1998 Pajero Gen 2 3.0 v6 manual non blister fender.

    I'll post some pics just now.

    A brief history:
    It belonged to a guy in Plett who let his employees use it.
    They subsequently lost the keys.
    The SWB then went to a local workshop who tried to get it running.
    They went very successful.

    Suddenly the employees found the keys.

    When the previous owner went to the workshop to give the keys to the mechanics to get it going be discovered that, the SWB had been abused.

    Immobilizer box missing
    Sound system stolen
    Battery stolen
    Windscreen badly cracked
    Side sliding window broken
    Lights bulbs broken to use to smoke drugs, ()
    Sand/ash all over the interior.
    Cigarette butts between windscreen and dash.

    Yes, it was a bit ISM.

    Fortunately enough I managed to irritate the owner enough that we worked out a deal whereby i could gain ownership.


    It has been and still is fun and games.

    I would add I post once a find some pics.

    Maybe I can add something now:
    Last edited by Racer-X; 2016/12/20 at 10:42 PM.

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    Default Re: Project: SWB V6

    I see it already has the signature POS matt black finish!👍

    Looking forward to your updates as with the Colt POS.

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    Previous : 1996 Colt Rodeo 3000 V6 (The Original! - SOLD) : 1998 Colt Rodeo 2.8Tdi (My first Diesel - SOLD) : 2008 Pajero 3.2 DiDc GLS (Sylvester - SOLD) : 2001 LR Defender 90 (Grizzly - Sadly SOLD) : 2010 LR Discovery 4 HSE (Snow White - SOLD) : 2001 Pajero 3.2 DiD GLS (Snoopy - SOLD but never forgotten) :2009 Pajero 3.2 DiDc GLS (Casper ,Old Faithfull, - SOLD)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cats View Post
    I see it already has the signature POS matt black finish!👍

    Looking forward to your updates as with the Colt POS.

    CATS
    Yes. Unfortunately the artisans who did the bodywork did half-hearted job.

    So it has been resprayed in a normal gloss black.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer-X View Post
    Yes. Unfortunately the artisans who did the bodywork did half-hearted job.
    So it has been resprayed in a normal gloss black.
    I am very very interested in this project of yours
    Please keep us up to date as to how the project progresses
    Any idea what engine you are going to put in ?
    PS ;
    I have seen some machines with a sort of army flat / matt olive drab type of military paint job
    Looked VERY cool and fitted the vehicle well
    In OEM I always thought that the grey finish was the nicest one for this model.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackMamba View Post
    I am very very interested in this project of yours
    Please keep us up to date as to how the project progresses
    Any idea what engine you are going to put in ?
    PS ;
    I have seen some machines with a sort of army flat / matt olive drab type of military paint job
    Looked VERY cool and fitted the vehicle well
    In OEM I always thought that the grey finish was the nicest one for this model.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer-X View Post

    KEWL

    This older shape ALWAYS appeals to me more than the newer Gen 3 / 4 models
    Somehow it just LOOKS more like a 4x4 ( Jeep -- old style -- NOT a Rubicon )
    Strange what difference -- MUD tyre -- makes to the appearance of the vehicle

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    Neil

    Short *Old Wheeler*

    2008 Fortuner 3.0 D4D 4x4 - The boring appliance that battles to stay upright!
    2000 3.5 V6 SWB Pajero
    2000 Colt Rodeo

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    Also busy with my project. Looking for some ideas with stickers etc....
    Last edited by NeilRodeo; 2016/12/29 at 07:28 PM.
    Neil

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    2000 3.5 V6 SWB Pajero
    2000 Colt Rodeo

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    And what is the best to lift it a few inches?
    Neil

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    2008 Fortuner 3.0 D4D 4x4 - The boring appliance that battles to stay upright!
    2000 3.5 V6 SWB Pajero
    2000 Colt Rodeo

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeilRodeo View Post
    And what is the best to lift it a few inches?
    New coils.
    Or coil spacers.

    Also turn up the front torsion bars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackMamba View Post
    I am very very interested in this project of yours
    Please keep us up to date as to how the project progresses
    Any idea what engine you are going to put in ?
    PS ;
    I have seen some machines with a sort of army flat / matt olive drab type of military paint job
    Looked VERY cool and fitted the vehicle well
    In OEM I always thought that the grey finish was the nicest one for this model.
    I have kept the standard 6g72 12v.
    Almost 300,000 kms.

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    Hi...sold my colt and have the 2.5 edition ( blister fenders) 3.5 24 valves Swb... If you can't come right with windows..my switches packed up and maybe the doors circuits, anyway being stuck in Loxton and no joy sourcing part over phone, I got sorted by using the 2 relays principle for up and down on the windows... In case you need this bit of useless info... Works very well...keep the pics coming!, thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelpie View Post
    Hi...sold my colt and have the 2.5 edition ( blister fenders) 3.5 24 valves Swb... If you can't come right with windows..my switches packed up and maybe the doors circuits, anyway being stuck in Loxton and no joy sourcing part over phone, I got sorted by using the 2 relays principle for up and down on the windows... In case you need this bit of useless info... Works very well...keep the pics coming!, thanks


    Hi, Both E/W work from drivers panel.
    The passenger switch doesn't move the passenger window. Any more info on the 2 relays story?

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    Brief ad info:
    1998 Mitsubishi Pajero

    Gen 2 short wheel base / SWB 2 door, 4 seater

    +- 295,000 km

    3 litre v6 petrol fuel injection (bomb proof mitsubishi engine)
    Recently serviced. Runs well and quiet.
    Super select four wheel drive:
    (2 high/4 high/4 high Centre diff lock/4 low Centre diff lock)
    It does not have a rear diff lock.
    5 speed manual.
    Aircon (nice and cold, recently regassed)
    Electric windows
    Electric mirrors
    Power steering
    Central locking
    USB, FM Cd player
    Cloth seats

    Extra features:
    Frontrunner aluminum roofrack
    Ironman suspension
    Extra fuel tank
    10j wide painted steel 15" wheels
    4 x 31" BFG mud tyres ( +-25% tread life left)
    The spare wheel is the original rim with a used tyre.

    Recent work done:
    Brand new windscreen
    Full respray
    Brand new clutch kit fitted
    Exhaust repaired
    This has been a project and it needs a few items to be sorted out:
    High beams not working (low beams and other exterior lights work)
    Reverse lights not working
    Passenger electric window switch not working (the drivers side window switch works both windows. Outside temp gauge not working
    Clock not working
    4wd drive dash lights not working (mechanically the 4wd system works 100%)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer-X View Post
    Hi, Both E/W work from drivers panel.
    The passenger switch doesn't move the passenger window. Any more info on the 2 relays story?
    Hi racerx!...do you still need that info on the 2 relay layout?..if the passenger control fail to operate the windows ,while the driver side does, its more than likely the switch and or the board on the passenger side,as well as the main power feed to that door that could be at fault...that switch is the first thing to look at as it can break its little lugs quite easly...also a short could have happened in the past and the tracks on the board could have melted... Can be fixed with patience ,well depending where that is...

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    Pressed once and 2 post sent....go figure...
    Last edited by Kelpie; 2017/03/15 at 10:08 AM. Reason: Double post

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelpie View Post
    Hi racerx!...do you still need that info on the 2 relay layout?..if the passenger control fail to operate the windows ,while the driver side does, its more than likely the switch and or the board on the passenger side,as well as the main power feed to that door that could be at fault...that switch is the first thing to look at as it can break its little lugs quite easly...also a short could have happened in the past and the tracks on the board could have melted... Can be fixed with patience ,well depending where the burnt is...
    Yes, please. I need the relay layout.
    Perhaps attach a pdf to the post

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