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Removing the relays individually I ended up with the same result each time. Go figure, that outcome was far from my expectations of this exercise.
The long beep was not due to over heating due to brake use anyway.
At that stage it was a flat track with little more than a pothole or two to upset my bride.
Could not hear any pumps actuating and rolled in neutral a few times to a stop waiting for a mate in his jeep. Yes he bought a Jeep. Bugger.
All the previous Pajero's Ive owned have been the gun on the sand but this one is just frustrating me. The NW has the most power/torque except for a modified 2.6turbo I had once and it is the shittiest one to drive on sand so far unless in 4LLC with the rear lock diff on to get rid of all the traction control intervention.
I would just love to have the option to turn it OFF! even if it is for short periods of time.
Ill find a way I was just hoping someone had a wiring diagram of the new model so I can pick my point to intersect discreetly so as never to be found by prying eyes.
Removing the relays individually I ended up with the same result each time. Go figure, that outcome was far from my expectations of this exercise.
The long beep was not due to over heating due to brake use anyway.
At that stage it was a flat track with little more than a pothole or two to upset my bride.
Could not hear any pumps actuating and rolled in neutral a few times to a stop waiting for a mate in his jeep. Yes he bought a Jeep. Bugger.
All the previous Pajero's Ive owned have been the gun on the sand but this one is just frustrating me. The NW has the most power/torque except for a modified 2.6turbo I had once and it is the shittiest one to drive on sand so far unless in 4LLC with the rear lock diff on to get rid of all the traction control intervention.
I would just love to have the option to turn it OFF! even if it is for short periods of time.
Ill find a way I was just hoping someone had a wiring diagram of the new model so I can pick my point to intersect discreetly so as never to be found by prying eyes.
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