Recent content by BarryC

From the website this looks like the compatibility list: http://www.tunit.co.uk/vehicles/catalogue/filter/t

sorry had a domestic situation to deal with - I'm pm'ing you silvercruiser

just got rid of the land cruiser - needed to trade up to something with 8 seats!! I have a Tunit v-cr diesel performance tuning chip available if anyone is interested in one before I stick it on ebay. Model: NTUN116 It sells for something crazy like £500 new. I wouldn't be looking for...

Yep 120 rear seats (third row) can be put in and out the car in seconds. You can either flip them up and secure them to the sides, or remove them entirely. Single person job as the seats are not that heavy. Taking them out or putting them in is very simple indeed.

I'm new here so you may want to wait for more seasoned answers but having just taken my drivers seat out of a 120 three times recently I would say no. Have a look though it's simple to take out - minutes work. 4 bolts and release some cables underneath the seat and you will see.

I'm so glad this popped up. I'd watched all their shows but hadn't caught the most recent one. They should have their own TV show. Brilliant engineering, great humour, and no problem that cannot be solved by a cuppa!

That explains the weird messages in tapatalk. Good luck.

It all went back together quickly with the added advantage of a good spring clean under all trim and the carpets were given a total overhaul, also caught some early rust spots so some good came out of my poor decisions

This is was the effort chasing cables to see if any aftermarket stuff had been added to it. There are other things that are a bit botched (TV / DVD player / etc). Longest lightbulb change EVER!

Life lesson: check the simple things first. Having been stopped by the police and having him point to the lights at the top was a red herring indeed. Two bulbs later and a little clean up and we are good to go. I'm going to give everyone a right laugh in just a few minutes.

You are shitting me! That would certainly explain the "supply side problem". I'll be right back!

Ok so the Rear lights do not work (just the main night time lights). What I have done: Checked fuse (10 amp 3rd from the top Rbs column) - ok Checked all fuses in fuse box - ok Removed light clusters - both sides Checked all bulbs - ok Checked volt reading on cables to both clusters - 0.00...

It seems more active for sure