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buckers19



Member Since: 02 Jan 2018
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1993 Defender 90 300 Tdi CSW Barolo Black
After living with the bodged head unit for a week or so, it was clear it wasn’t a long term solution.

Enter the Mud console. Houses the head unit at a perfect angle and lots of space for extra stuff.



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I’ve also started the install of an EGT gauge. Having a few issues with the sender but like the look of the gauge and hopefully issues will be ironed out.



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Post #773287 15th May 2019 8:24pm
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Procta



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coming a long great there!! I did have a few ideas on mine, but you may have read that two Censored stole mine at the beginning of the year, How sweet of them eh.
I fitted an ITG panel filter and a Alisport breather to mine. those are neat upgrades to do to the 300. Mad to hear the motor grow when you put the power on Laughing
For the dash side of things, I would look at TD5 stuff, I did toy with the idea of switching mine over for the later dash so the head unit fitted better, but again, never happened. Rolling Eyes Defender TD5 90 ---/--- Peugeot 306 HDI hatch back

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Post #773782 18th May 2019 10:52pm
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frenchy



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Great work!!!
just been through a 'tidy up' phase on my 300tdi cab - what a difference new fitted LR rubber mats make!!
I'm now looking at mild tuning options (boost pin & ring etc) and noticed the EGT analogue gauge on the Fourby website. They say it can't be fitted in the standard EGR blanking plate because of the probe depth - what is your solution?

Thumbs Up 2000 D2 TD5 - ahhh bless
2006 D3 - no longer with us and sadly missed
1997 300tdi d90 - now with electrics that work!
- now with a brand new custom made soft top fitted
…...…...............….new chassis now all fixed and driving like new
2010 D4 alas no more, but a lovely colour (Nara)
2016 D4 battery magically fixed with NOCO charger
Post #834885 3rd Jun 2020 12:14am
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buckers19



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1993 Defender 90 300 Tdi CSW Barolo Black
Appreciate this is an incredibly late response, but it might be useful.

I bought the probe and gauge as a kit off eBay from China for much cheaper than what Fourby want for it and I'm convinced its the same product. The probe seems to be long enough to be in the exhaust gas stream but not too long. It seems odd that they can't modify their own probe to fit. Instagram.com/mattbuckley19
Post #840795 30th Jun 2020 9:34pm
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frenchy



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Your gauge does look VERY similar to the Fourby unit!

Fourby say their probe, when fitted in the EGT blacking plate is too short to reach the Exhaust gas stream Shocked

I have bitten the bullet and shelled out for a series of Stack gauges to mount in a new centre dash panel like yours (mud console..….
https://www.defender2.net/forum/topic73122.html 2000 D2 TD5 - ahhh bless
2006 D3 - no longer with us and sadly missed
1997 300tdi d90 - now with electrics that work!
- now with a brand new custom made soft top fitted
…...…...............….new chassis now all fixed and driving like new
2010 D4 alas no more, but a lovely colour (Nara)
2016 D4 battery magically fixed with NOCO charger
Post #840832 1st Jul 2020 12:56am
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