The project 710K Begins.

Build projects, things that guys have come up with to make a Pinz better (or worse?) and aftermarket add-ons.
Alaskantinbender
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Re: The project 710K Begins.

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whitesik wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 12:13 pm I am thinking it goes to the rear tailgate lock but tough to know without the size.
It's just a hair over 3 inches long. It's a 710K, so no tailgate. But maybe the locks are the same.
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Jim
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Re: The project 710K Begins.

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Yes, the 710k does have a tail gate or back door and that pin goes into the lock. You would be well served by a parts book. I looked it up for you. I believe it is part 28-05-02.

https://swissarmyvehicles.com/pinzgauer ... q=28-25-02
75 Swiss 710K
Not so new owner but still a novice
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Alaskantinbender
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Re: The project 710K Begins.

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whitesik wrote: Thu Mar 19, 2026 9:37 am Yes, the 710k does have a tail gate or back door and that pin goes into the lock. You would be well served by a parts book. I looked it up for you. I believe it is part 28-05-02.

https://swissarmyvehicles.com/pinzgauer ... q=28-25-02
Thank you, I appreciate it.
The parts book is ordered as well.
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Jim
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Bled the lockers today and got them all working as they should. Nasty, dark, lumpy fluid all gone, replaced with new DOT 3. Replacement rubber elbows/lines on order.
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Jim
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Looking a little more put together. Mounted 2 ram balls for mounting a camera and my gps map display. I need to invest in an I pod mini to display onx offroad. Another clamp on mount is currently holding my GMRS radio. I added a pic from rebuilding the locker cylinders. Surprisingly, they were still working with all the junk inside.
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Jim
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Here's how I set up the phone holder, dashcam, and GPS mount. And tach.

I find keeping things up higher helps with keeping focus outside.

The GPS mount is a suction cup to the windshield, but also secures on top of the wiper motor.
The phone mount is also suction cup to the windshield, but also with a support bracket to the top of the dashboard assembly.
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Alaskantinbender
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ChickenPinz wrote: Sat Mar 28, 2026 8:14 pm Here's how I set up the phone holder, dashcam, and GPS mount. And tach.
I find keeping things up higher helps with keeping focus outside.
The GPS mount is a suction cup to the windshield, but also secures on top of the wiper motor.
The phone mount is also suction cup to the windshield, but also with a support bracket to the top of the dashboard assembly.
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Looks great. I agree, higher is better. I have had mixed results with suction cups. But I still use them on occasion.
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Jim
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Re: The project 710K Begins.

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Got the VDO fuel gauge installed and working. I metered in 10 gal of fuel and watched the reading change. I estimate +- 13 to 14 gal of fuel total in the tank at this point. I will fill it up at some point and calibrate the high side. Also removed the old hour meter, not sure if I want an oil temp or just blank it off.
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