I have some LARGE spotlights as an early Christmas presents and want to get them onto the Disco pronto
Something simple, just bolted on the bumper ? If so, how do I get to the back-side of the bumper to fix the bolt ? Do you have to remove all the trim etc etc ?
Festive rgds
Mac
Books just wanna be FREE! See what I mean at:
Disco 1 or 2?
On the D1 you may be able to get in from behind, as long as you don't have a steering guard. Remember to seal up any holes you drill with paint/silicon etc as it will rust.
Or you could put a damn great roof rack on top and put the spots on the roofrack ;)
David
What would be the best way to run the electrical feed if you took this option?
(coat on...)
Martyn
That's pretty much the reason I didn't put spots on my damn great roof rack. It seemed a bit messy running cables up the snorkel, and I certainly didn't fancy drilling holes in the roof.
With my CB aerial cable I just ran it up the inside of the A post and out through the door seal. Not perfect but it did the job.
Here's an idea - use the sunroof handle as a 12v feed, and the roof itself as an earth. No drilling!
D
Even better idea - if Santana take up my great idea of building the Defender successor, perhaps they'd be so good as to put a wiring loom & accessory sockets in the roof as standard. And a patch bay in the cubby box.
D
usually plenty of gaps on the door seal for cables
D2 (2000 yr)
and I'm not allowed to make it look like a tractor ;-<
all sorted ;-)
Santa's little help has brought me a spotlamp bar - complete with instructions on how to remove the bumper, fit the spot bar and crucially put it all back together again
paint/silicon
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