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Seats are out was a piece of cake. 8 Bolts i think. The bolts were bloody tight and i used a compressor and rattle gun to undo most of them. a couple were to tight so i just used a breaker bar (well a ratchet with a spanner fitted on the end). I put the bolts back in the holes and will get some...

Thanks mate, I have run the cables through the floor mouldings was easy enough to do and i ran a fairly heavy gauge cable so it was fairly thick but it all fitted nicely. I did go through the grommet in the firewall yet as I wasnt sure how to go about it. But I will just cut a new hole through...

Morning, Yesterday I was trying to figure out how to run the cables from starter battery into the rear of my 7. I was hoping to have a battery box mounted in the boot but it looks to be a pretty big mission to get the wiring done. Has any one run any form of wires from the external of their...

I ended up with ProRack rails and a Rhino basket doesn't look to bad and fits all the camping gear I need it to. Piss easy to install yourself prorack have a fitting kit that bolts straight onto the stock Colorado rails.

Well tomorrow I am pulling mine apart. goto fit dual battery, roof racks and remove rear seats. going to be a fun and probably frustrating day. If the seats are easy enough to remove ill post a quick How To

How much did they charge if you don't mind me asking, and are the seat belts still fitted into the side panels?

I spent a while at TJM this arvo and seems like Rhino are the only racks that suit Colorados correctly. They have a 3 rail system with spacers to allow for the curvature of the roof. Yakima make some decent looking baskets/platforms and they are half the price of Rhino but dont seem to have...

Hey mate did you remove the seats yourself? I am really wanting to do this but am unsure about the seat belts as they go into the body of the car. Any help would be awesome

Did they fit onto the existing Colorado Rails? I just got a quote of $1500 for the Rhino Pioneer fitted. But if the existing rails can be used I might be able to do it myself. Sorry about bringing up a old post