Thanks for that information, I'll try Premier Air in Wakefield Street. KiwiBacon wrote: There will be a pressure switch in the system somewhere, so it won't start if the gas charge pressure is too low. Bubbles in the sight-glass in a R134a system don't mean much but most R134a systems don't have a ...

Hi I have searched the threads without success so does anyone know of a suitable firm in Wellington / Lower Hutt that they would recommend to have a look at the airconditioning on my Safari. It doesn't switch on but when I apply power directly to the airconditioning pump it works (though with lots ...

Greetings Does the report have an inherent bias or are all of the effects listed actually real and we have to acknowledge that this is so? However, as others have pointed out, all activities have an effect of some sort and the challenge for the ARC is to balance these effects with both its statutory ...

Not your conventional four wheel driving but he did put the Nissan in four wheel drive to carry out his manouvre!

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/sto ... d=10517610

As they say, don't argue with a Nissan!

Kiwiphilip

Hi Just thought I would post my experience with resolving a 1988 Safari GQ Brake Warning Light that stayed on even though the handbrake was off. I found out that the warning light is actually conected to three sensors: 1. The handbrake 2. The master cylinder 3. A vacum sensing unit that attaches to ...

I note concern by a number of posters about controlled access. Here in Wellington one of our major 4WD areas, the Akatarawa Forest, is access by permit and this works well enough. I'm sure there are some who think anyone should be allowed to go in. The blunt reality is uncontrolled access means just ...

I agree with those who say "do not respond". Negative publicity can not be overcome by pointing out that it is erroneous. Rather all efforts should go into ensuring that positive publicity is generated highlighting the good works that four wheel drivers are involved with, such as clean up weeks ...

Monty Don't be surprised if you find that performance is not quite what you expect as the naturally aspirated 4.2 tends to run out of steam quite quickly. You get used to changing down a gear and just going slow and steady. The up side is that with such an under stressed motor they go forever if ...