Ontario BS Thread

anyone here with a 3rd gen do the rear diff breather mod?
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/my-differential-breather-mod-photos.111954/

 

everyone*
the diff is the same

 

well i'm well aware that both the 2nd and 3rd gen Rear diffs are identical, and the mod applies to both exactly the same way. I'm just wondering whodunnit

 

I have the parts just waiting, being lazy

 

https://overland-memes.myshopify.com/products/new-weekend-warrior-sticker

 

Actually not the same lol.
3rd Gen off road is a bigger ring gear...

But the mod is the same yes.

I have an arb breather kit

 

Thought about it. Haven’t done it yet

 

I had the parts for a while but finally did it last weekend. Ran the vent to the taillight. I used 5/16 tube which seemed to fit the fitting better.

 

I think o took the right road (is a hydro line trail now?)

 

Might want to check your diff after Ardbeg. With water etc

 

I been looking at getting a fridge and with all the brands out there, what is a good bang for the buck? I like to spend the extra sometimes (if it's worth it) to get something of better quality that will last.

 

Costco has a few portable fridge/freezers online. Easy to return if you don't like it.
https://www.costco.ca/Unique-4.2-cu...d-Bluetooth-Technology.product.100485285.html

The manufacturer of the Costco fridges is a company called Unique Off Grid. They have an Oakville address.
https://uniqueoffgrid.com/category/portable-appliances/

 

Just discovered that mod myself a few days ago. It is on the to do list.

 

No drilling involved?

 

That looks fancy, looks like a copy of sno master. Those have a danfoss compressor which is real good from my small knowledge of looking them up.

Id go with something a little smaller. I have a 45qt and its way too big for me and my girlfriend. Once you have no ice, there really is a lot of space.

I have a whynter and peter has the same with no issues. My buddy has and ARB and yes it is nice. Plus the ARB opens nicer for rear entry as opposed to side.

Once you go fridge, you don’t go back

 

No drilling at all. I followed the brake line from the diff. Then the wiring harness to the tail light. At the tail light I used an insulated clamp and fastened it to an existing thread with a 6mm nut.

 

Costco also has a 65 l and 80 l models.
https://www.costco.ca/Unique-2.3-cu...d-Bluetooth-Technology.product.100479928.html

 

Where are you going? The arctic ocean for 4 week trip? Those are massive and would hold more than the fridge in my house nearly

 

I would go with ARB, they got durable products. @Joe23 got my small fridge, can pitch in.

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From being the greatest mallverlander I became off-road traveler and ditched a fridge for a cooler, then ditched cooler and carry now hard liquor only lol.

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