James Cook Forum

but it only takes a 230v input.
how would that work here in 110v-Land?

directly on the outside wall from where the gas bottles are stored (at least where mine are stored)

I have replaced the 240v unit that came with my JC for a 110v charger
and I have no use for this one here in NOrth America.
does any one need one?
free to you for the cost of shipping (from Canada)

Peter

I am not sure what you are planning to use the gas line for, but my 2006 JC has an external gas connection (which the previous owner said was for a BBQ system.) though I have not been able to figure out how I would connect anything to this - the twist knob seems very stiff. there is a standard conne...

Has anyone (probably only people who have imported to North America) replaced their 2 x AC power receptacles with North American style ones? Or modified the existing ones to take a North American "blade" plug? if so, how did you do it or where did you find replacements? I have been doing "Okay" just...

I'm tempted.
My upholstery isn't in too bad condition (I.e. not badly stained).
BUT I stupidly spilled a bit of cooking oil on one section of the bench seat.
I've tried to use an upholstery cleaning machine to clean it, but the result is not perfect.

Maybe I have this wrong. It smells more like Exhaust than it does Diesel Fuel since we usually only use it in good weather, we usually drive with the windows down. and so I wasn't sure where the smell was coming from. I've just started it and run it for a few minutes with the windows up (closed) and...

or any older diesel vehicle for that matter. we do not have that many private vehicles here in Canada that run on diesel. My partner Julie remarks every time at how smelly it is when we are driving in our James Cook and I agree - the smell is quite noticeable. is that just standard for a 20 Year Old...

How did you do that?
is the upholstery not stapled in place?
did you then have to remove all the staples, and then restaple it correctly?
I am not an expert upholstery person.

for the benefit of anyone who is going to try re-tensioning their blines..... I just went through this. with success finally (though not before some screaming and yelling) what I found not clear in the photos and instructions was this. 1. do NOT completely remove the white anchor and secures the wir...

just thinking that will probably bring horrible bad luck and misery..... but yesterday and disassembled (several times - as it is not obvious how it works) the high window blind assembly, and retensioned the roller. and it now snaps back as good as new. how satisfying. But now I realize ("touch wood...

I took am trying to retention one of my blinds. I "thought" it was a simple matter of introducing some oil into the ends of the rollers (I hadn't read the instructions far enough to see about twisting the rode 20 times) and I almost went crazy yesterday when I took it all apart (without any of these...

Resolved.
I used a thin bolt and nut. easy fix. seems solid.

ahhahh! now I see.
that Left had piece comes apart.
I see know how this works...

thanks

though I am not quite sure how to repair this.
I'm not sure how one of my pop rivets would work it needs about a 2cm shaft to work

maybe a thin bolt and nut...

hmmmmm when I removed the black piece a silver but fell out. it looks like one side of a pop rivet. I expect what has happened is that someone tried to close the window without loosening the grip roller. and they broke the rivet. what now though? my rivet gun will not fit inside that black piece. I ...