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Well mecho, hopefully they aren't the two that are on the way to Aus, postage ain't real cheap, cost me just a touch more than double the cost of both coins to ship them. But by the looks of it they'll be worth every penny. 

G'day David, can figure it out without diagram. There will be 3 main wires, constant battery+, switched ACC or IGN + and a ground, just need a test light/ circuit tester to find them, the rest should be speaker +/- which you can check using a 9v to find the pairs, speaker will crackle when you got the right wires. If you've got steering wheel controls, should be on a separate plug to the power and speakers. See how you go.

Adam

Let's hope the postage your ways cheaper than getting it from you blokes to over here down under

Yep agree with Paul,

but they do throw the occasional floodway or S bend in to mix it up after you've settled in for the first couple of hours of dead straight, flat, not much to look at driving. 

Unless the natives are moving about, then you gotta try and keep them off the bullbar.

Bloke in Aus makes aluminium replacement for them with removable fittings. At least you can get away from the PITA push in quick connect style fittings that decide to leak and get filled with crud so you can't disconnect them

Yep got 2 of the #1 coins,  absolute crackers. I'll definitely be throwing my hat in for a couple of  #2. It's a bugger USPS international shipping is so expensive. $67 US for a $4.70 plastic nut 

Can't get pics to upload, so here are some from FB. https://www.facebook.com/story.php/?id=100003636622475&story_fbid=3241368052661050

To be sure to be sure. Merry St Pat's Day fellas. 

Don't know if any of you have seen these, might be handy

https://www.auslowe.com.au/

Wastegate Turbochargers - Description, Operation and Troubleshooting

sb214017.pdf

VMAC111 service manual 8-211.

Gives you testing procedures for diagnosing specific faults. Be worth a look

https://macktrucks.vg-emedia.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductId=6156&GroupId=-1

sb221029.pdf

@Joey Mack  Australian 460 CCRS

Steer tyres out of balance, for some reason always worse at 80kmh/ 50mph.

Engine mount shouldn't cause bounce at cruise, but on/off power would be noticeable.

As Paul said, pin too far back, not enough weight on steer axle, crook shocks

Joe, think he wants to convert an AI motor back to etech.

Seems like a lot of work, whats wrong with your engine? If you're going to all the effort to pull the cam, wouldn't it be easier just to rebuild what you've already got?

Well, got it done. Couple of big green Bulldogs in all their glory. Good luck to you blokes.

Would've been great to see a few more amongst them. Nice red b61 and a few r modela

Made news in Aus

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-16/the-drum-renewable-manufacturing/102733124