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Thanks. We enjoyed our time in this area!

It's a great camping meal, that we keep going back to!

Cheers Craig. We had fun exploring the Waterfall way!

Yep, that's its. Amazing how your gut can be so handy for all sorts of things like that.

Thanks mate. Glad you enjoyed it! Take care too

This explains it - you'll have to find the figures for your tyre and the weight you run, and work it out - www.4wdingaustralia.com/4x4/4wd-tyre-pressures-on-the-road/

@4wdingaustralia Thanks very much. Been guestimating/trial and error/ temp gun for a while and not far off what your calculations are 👌🏼

@@Tufflucks Good to hear. It's a pretty useful calculation

I was sold on the Falkens for our new set of tyres too, but the AT3's were the same price, and possibly a better tyre. I really wanted to try the Falkens out as well, but they have a new model out and I figured it'd be a waste of a test for anyone following along. Good to hear you're happy with your Toyo's!

@@4wdingaustralia AT4W no where near ready for Australia - won't get for quite some time. LT AT3W ftw i think... im leaning that way...

@@user-qw1wt8ls1s Yep, Australia always waits ages. No point us getting a tyre that will be phased out by the time our review gets done. My research showed the Toyos are a better product, but there's lots of happy Falken owners too

It's a decent feed, for sure. We just came through Mt Isa - some amazing country around there! Enjoy

There's not too many hybrids like the RT, so I'd hope the video is useful for anyone in the market for them. I've heard good things about the Geolander!

Thanks Craig!

Very true. One even dived into our fire pit to grab fat from a chop. They just don't care

Yeah, its truly unbelievable. I think we will be a bit more careful where we camp when we return to Perth. That said, we stayed at spots in Litchfield back in 2018 and paid $7 a night. Now that same spot, with our two kids is $46 a night. Everything is just silly expensive, and it makes free camps so much more appreciated

Welcome, and thanks for following along! All the best

Most people just leave a table and chairs. I think it'd be very unlikely someone would move your stuff, unless they'd booked the site

How so?

Its a pretty good meal!

Yep, always goes down well!

Yeah, usually I'll have thongs on, but if you are careful its all good

Yeah, its a common change. I'm not sure that more rigid, and lasting longer are better though, and if there ever was a problem, you're asking for trouble to get any warranty approved. I guess you want the stresses to be absorbed by the body mounts, not passed through to the body. Who knows though, but for now, we'll stick with the Isuzu ones

Thanks. It's hard to complain, that's for sure!

13 - 14L/100km towing our 2.3 tonne Hybrid at 90km/h, and about 10 - 12 unloaded. 10k services and oil changes, and we change the trans fluid every 40k to keep it happy

Cheers mate. Good to hear you've had a good run from the MUX. I was wondering at what point our Dmax would be most economical to move on. You either keep it through the period where it needs work and flog it off at 300k +, or sell it before 180km, I guess. When did you do the injectors? I think the new and used car prices are going to tank soon. Thanks for the well wishes

I'd absolutely fit a pre filter. The damage one bad batch of fuel can do is astronomical. As for the catch can, that depends on how long you want to keep the vehicle, and who you believe. If it's a long term investment I reckon they're a good idea (Provent 200). If you're getting rid of it after 5 years or so it won't really matter, or you just go down the path of doing regular manifold cleans (every 100 - 150k or so).

I have a 2019, there is a fuel filter in mine. I imagine yours has one too

@@rickyp4008 Yeah, they run a fine factory filter, but its good practice to run a pre filter to remove any water/larger particles and to give you early indication of the water

@@rickyp4008 prefilter is a lot finer?

@@4wdingaustralia thanks for your comment. I'll definitely look into this. Great advice 👍🏽

Cheers mate. We primarily use Wikicamps, which has most camp sites (but is very slow and annoying for us these days). Sometimes we use Hip Camp, or Caravan Overnight Farmstay too

@@4wdingaustralia thanks so much for a rapid reply. You blokes are legends. New sub 👍

@@jackthomson73 Cheers mate. Take it easy

I'm not surprised to be honest. Everywhere that is half decent is under the pump. There's a lot of other canopy manufacturers though; hopefully you can find someone with a quicker lead time that still makes a light weight, quality product! Otherwise, I guess you have to wait. All the best

Thanks mate. It's called the Condamine River Track. I should have been clearer in the video. Here's the link - www.4wdingaustralia.com/travel-queensland/condamine-river-road-4wd-track/

It's a magic part of the world, but yeah, you have to watch the weather like a hawk! We just came back to this area and did some after rain, and the walks were entertaining to say the least!

Thanks, and you're very welcome. All the best on your own adventures!

It was amazing. I'd love to do it again!

That sucks. Did you go back to Cruisemaster? I guess it was never aligned properly from the factory either?

Thanks, and yep, we're very lucky!

Thanks. It does what we need it to!

Hahaha. We'll get there!

Yeah, they loved it. Pretty special!

Yeah, its beautiful!

I've heard of the bump steer issues on the newer Dmax's. Ours is unaffected, being a previous generation

Unreal. They get in everywhere, and from speaking to Auto electricians and mechanics in areas where they are prone, its one of the more common repair jobs. One mechanic we spoke to near Tamborine Mountain said he'd do 1 or 2 vehicles a week with rat damage! Sounds like you got lucky!

Hahaha, gotta put a positive spin on it somehow. I was less stressed once I knew we had hoses that would work. Still not a nice feeling though!

@@4wdingaustralia hahaha I know you were. My wife does the same thing. It's a female thing I guess. I'd be hanging off a cliff and she would probably say the view is nice.

Yeah, we've heard that, and have done it a few times, but I don't like leaving the bonnet up. We've tried camphor, and now eucalyptus spray, but it doesn't seem like there are too many well known, permanent solutions

Sorry for the confusion! I think its literally called 'The Gorge'. It's near Aratula. Here's our blog post on it - www.4wdingaustralia.com/travel-queensland/the-gorge-camping-grounds/

Yeah, its a beautiful part of the world. We drove through it, and stopped for something at the Bakery if I recall correctly!

Make it happen!

It's certainly worth a visit!

Isuzu direct mate. Take it to your local dealer, and explain what has happened, and that its common, and hopefully they help you out. If not, try a different dealer, or ring IUA directly.

@@4wdingaustralia thanks heaps mate I will look into it

No worries. Your insurance won't cover it unless you can directly relate it to an accident, but its generally seen as a manufacturing fault, so its Isuzu's problem to deal with

Thanks mate. I think your model should be fine. I've not seen any failures of this sort in the newer shape ones

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

2016. Last of the non DPF ones

How did that happen?

That's terrible. What happened? They're supposed to be the best part of an Isuzu!

@@4wdingaustralia .. the guys at isuzu are unsure what went wrong.. but it is new too them

@@grantcollins5334 Sounds suss. It should be diagnosable. Are you going for a new one, or second hand?

@@4wdingaustralia replacement second hand hand engine with low km on it..

Thanks!

Looking forward to it!