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Brand new clutch pack from a Hyundai D4BF crate engine. Highest quality you will likely find if you have a manual transmission Delica. Free shipping to lower 48. If you want the matching flywheel you’ll have to pay for ship (it’s heavy).

Ordered this snorkel kit a few years back. Just don’t think I’ll get around to installing it. Ran me $367 shipped from Taiwan. I’ll cover shipping to lower 48 states.

All of this is covered in the workshop manual found here. I’d start with the baseline adjustments and go from there.

Check the main terminal connections on the battery posts. If one is loose well there’s your problem. I’m guessing this has more to do with the condition of your battery. You can have the battery tested at an auto parts store. Either remove it or try getting a jump start or try charging it. There...

I’ve been using the recommended Pentofrost A2 that sk66 mentioned earlier in this thread. Been a few years, but I think I ordered it from my local Parts Plus

Check out this thread… https://delicaforum.com/index.php?threads/weather-striping-and-front-window-seals.2070/#post-41899

This is an informative article on top configurations... https://acaptainslog.com/consider-this-before-buying-a-van-pop-tops-vs-high-tops/ I have a single-hinge (wedge) pop top but I like the extra room of the straight-up style pop top...

Man, I’m not sure. I crawled under to have a look but that connector goes to the top of the alternator and I didn’t want to unplug it because I wasn’t confident I’d be able to plug it back in and I’m leaving on a trip in the morning. Hopefully someone else will weigh in on this.

Greatly enjoyed that entertaining retrospective. Lotta truth and wisdom there.

Thanks. Sounds like you’re getting your head around it. Been also pondering connecting the solar panels to the dual battery setup via a charge controller.

The lack of accountability on the part of Amayama and putting the onus on the buyer to resolve shipment/tracking/customs issues is just bad policy IMO. Seems to be mostly on the UAE side so now I intentionally avoid ordering from that supply warehouse. Fortunately there is recourse through the...

There is a wooden frame inside the pop top that seemed like the most solid place to mount rails for a rack to attach both solar panels and cargo rack. I used long, stainless screws to fasten the rails to the pop top into the wooden frame. It was a little tricky, approximating the location of the...

A word of advice BEFORE installing this style engine mount… Remove this “horn” on the right side mount as it will eventually rub on the engine block when the rubber on the mount compresses enough. It’ll make a screeching noise when turning that sounds like a loose belt. The horn can be removed...

Look at the images in my first post. Best to cut down the remaining welded on stud and drill out the hole to accommodate the replacement ball studs you can order here: https://www.amazon.com/Pack-13mm-Ball-Studs-Hardware/dp/B076FH37S2?redirectFromSmile=1 Here’s what you end up with top and bottom…

The ski rack is awesome and getting a lot of use at the moment ; )

From memory…it would only fit in at around 9 o’clock without interference.

Kellyn at Karr Automotive carries them. Delica Parts USA. https://delicapartsusa.com/

NOISE ISSUE SOLVED!!! This elusive noise problem has been driving me nuts for months and finally found the source. The noise was being cause by the driver’s side engine mount “horn”, that is present only on the new engine mounts, rubbing against the block. Have to credit @Growlerbearnz once...