Thanks Geoff. I always enjoy your various LR videos. I own a S3 and fitted my Roamerdrive more easily after seeing your video, as well as both a 4x4 RFSV and a 6x6. Had to chuckle about "if you are a bit strapped for cash" You are talking to LR owners. 😂
Never thought I would own one after being in for a number of years in 1AR .Then Got in my Mates one.Caught the bug Again an never looked Back still do my PMCs an first parade on the vechiles can't kick old habits I guess. Thanks for the video Brother Much appreciated Your Channel.an everything you do for the Perentie Community out here in the wide world of the Camo club.
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia No Problems Brother More than welcome .appreciate The Advice on the channel as it has Really Helped me so Thankyou Geoff. Stay safe an hope one day to see your Landy around The tracks .
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia They really are a decent vehicle. Just finished putting power steering in and am building the prop shafts to install the PTO winch. Gets a bit cold in the winter. photos.app.goo.gl/ERubiQqLJH237TxP9
Hi Frank. First question, no you don't need a tool though it is handy to have one to help get the tool off. Second question, if the oil filter is cartridge filter then yes you can wash it in diesel and use it again if required. Kind regards, Geoff
Geoff, to save a mess when draining from sump, perhaps suck most of the oil out of the drip stick home first. Then you only need a smaller container under the vehicle.
How did you know that I had a beard made of steel wool? I keep plenty of oil and grease in mine to limit rusting, but it's still a bit red from the rust.
Thanks Geoff. I always enjoy your various LR videos. I own a S3 and fitted my Roamerdrive more easily after seeing your video, as well as both a 4x4 RFSV and a 6x6. Had to chuckle about "if you are a bit strapped for cash" You are talking to LR owners. 😂
Never thought I would own one after being in for a number of years in 1AR .Then Got in my Mates one.Caught the bug Again an never looked Back still do my PMCs an first parade on the vechiles can't kick old habits I guess. Thanks for the video Brother Much appreciated Your Channel.an everything you do for the Perentie Community out here in the wide world of the Camo club.
Hi John. Thank you for your kind words, glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. They differently have a contagious nature. Cheers Geoff
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia No Problems Brother More than welcome .appreciate The Advice on the channel as it has Really Helped me so Thankyou Geoff.
Stay safe an hope one day to see your Landy around The tracks .
I use the Donaldson P550422 filters instead of the ryco, oil pressure comes up much quicker with those.
Seeing your videos are so relaxing :)
Glad these videos provide a nice way for you to end your week.
Perenties are showing up in the USA now, I spotted one on the highway near Boston Massachusetts last week.
That was probably me.
Really, well that is great to hear.
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia They really are a decent vehicle. Just finished putting power steering in and am building the prop shafts to install the PTO winch. Gets a bit cold in the winter. photos.app.goo.gl/ERubiQqLJH237TxP9
was that a glass of 15W40 you were drinking?
Geoff, quick question. I was taught to never tighten an oil filter beyond hand tight, no tools needed. True?
Hi Frank. First question, no you don't need a tool though it is handy to have one to help get the tool off. Second question, if the oil filter is cartridge filter then yes you can wash it in diesel and use it again if required. Kind regards, Geoff
Geoff, to save a mess when draining from sump, perhaps suck most of the oil out of the drip stick home first. Then you only need a smaller container under the vehicle.
Very true, what tool do you use to suck the oil out of the dipstick? Kind regards, Geoff
I was told by a mechanic that the Perentie engine oil filter is reusable, by washing the filter in diesel and drip dry.
probably good enough for the army or if you’re in a pinch but they don’t cost an arm and a leg to buy new
How did you know that I had a beard made of steel wool? I keep plenty of oil and grease in mine to limit rusting, but it's still a bit red from the rust.
The oil filter wrench is called a TOLEDO OIL FILTER REMOVER - NYLON STRAP - 305211 around $20 AUD on ebay
Looks like 15w40 in your glass Geoff hopefully its a chivas regal or something as nice.
It does look rather strong, it is what I call a Geoffrey, slice of lime, Jameson whiskey and Coke Cola to measure.
Love it!!! More Perentie videos!!!!!
@@Sampclawson Hi Sam, yes there are more coming your way, make sure you have clicked the notification button so you don't miss out. Cheers Geoff
How about an oil filter removal tool for a TD5?
The could work Garth. Cheers Geoff
Is the Donaldson oil filter the same on the 6x6 (2 needed obviously)
Hi frees4free68. Yes, I believe you use the same filter though the additional filter is about half the size. Cheers Geoff
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia Sadly no, the 6x6 uses two different oil filters.
oh dear oh dear! Did I hear " wrench " instead of spanner?
Stage 1 years 1980 ---1983
Man I want one of these so bad I wish I’d held out rather than getting my 2011Jimny! Mind you if any Perentie owners wanna trade hit me up! 😆
Hi Simon. The Jimmy is a great car, and I think the Perentie would be a necessary and welcome addition to your fleet given time. Cheers Geoff