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Old 06-07-2014, 04:10 PM   #1
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Default AUII "Fairute" "Post-build" thread...

Thought I'd start a "Post-build" thread for the Fairute...Why "post-build"? Because Matt (aka "MrEL) effectively built the car to the standard it is (and in which I acquired it).

The "Post-build" bit is the (minimal) stuff I've done since acquisition...

So, to recap, the following is Matt's work:

Start with a 2000 model year XLS Falcon Ute, with Factory-fitted 5LT/T5 combo. Also had standard A/C, power windows, low-series dash, cloth interior, Cruise Control, ABS, Driver's airbag, and 3.45LSD.

To that, Matt added/changed the following:

AU Fairlane front-end and guards. Lights have HIDs installed.
AU Fairlane Dash, Climate Control, Trip computer etc. XR8 instruments. XR8 leather seats. AU Fairlane Door cards and chrome handles. LED footwell light. Sony Explod head unit, running (via two amps) into tweeters, 6" and 6x9 speakers (factory locations), and a rather large Xplod Sub "squeezed behind the passenger's seat. Definitely "over stereo-d", but in a good way.

Mechanically, the car runs a stock (175KW) injected Windsor, with MSD ignition coils. A Larger intake has been fitted to the stock airbox (which contains the obligatory K&N filter). Exhaust is via latter-gen 220KW headers, "flanged" to 2.5" collectors/cats, and a full, dual 2.5" system. Drive is via standard T5 manual, and through a 3.9 ratio LSD. Brakes are BA/F XR6 front (drilled and slotted), and standard, solid rears.

It also had lowered suspension (Kings SL springs front/reset factory leaves with "helper" springs in the rear), and had 18x8 (front) and 18x9 (rear) Starcorp Fusion rims on it.

Gearbox originally had a short shifter fitted, and a street/strip clutch.

(Matt, feel free to chime in if I've missed anything...)

From that point, we've:

Replaced the Starcorp fusions with a set of rims which are 18x8 at all 4 corners. (Couldn't get the car road-worthied with staggered rim widths).

Also had to replace the lowered suspension with Std. height stuff, as lowered suspension is also illegal here...Shame, as the ute looked fantastic on the Starcorp and suspension combo it came with...

The street/strip clutch was quite heavy in it's action, which as someone who's driven Roadranger gearbox-equipped vehicles over the years, didn't worry me one iota. It did worry the Mrs, though, as did the "notchy" shift action associated with the short shifter, so both were replaced; the clutch with a "high clamping force/low pedal effort" number, and the shifter with standard V8 Falcon. As a result, the car drives with no more effort than most modern 4-cyl FWD vehicles.

Taking Matt's "Fairlane" theme a step or two further, I removed the XR8 seats, replacing them with those from a standard period Fairlane Ghia. In black, they are 6-way power adjustable (Driver's) and manually adjustable (passenger's). Both are in excellent condition, with no rips/tears or missing threads etc. Very few signs of wear either. Have since covered those with sheepskin seat covers in charcoal, in order to ensure that they stay in good nick.

Have also retro-fitted a passenger's side airbag to the vehicle, and replaced both driver and passenger-side visors with those from a Fairlane, so that the airbag warnings are there for both driver and passenger. (Also retro-fitted the passenger's side warning sticker at side of Glovebox compartment. (OK, I'm being a bit **** there...)

Also acquired and fitted the front "Ghia" footmats from a Fairlane, and the "Ghia" bolt hole covers for the door cards.

Next on the agenda are:
1) Speedo corrector (to ensure correct speeds are displayed, given the 3.9 ratio diff).
2) Fuel sender unit replaced (as fuel gauge, and hence trip computer DTE) are all over the place.
3) C/C unit is missing an LCD or two, so that will be pulled and sent off for repair.

So, there you have it.

The "Fairlane that thinks it's a Ute". Or the "Ute that thinks it's a Fairlane".

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Old 06-07-2014, 09:37 PM   #2
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Great to see that a forum member bought the ute, loved the look of it when visiting Matt a couple times!

If you want a standard Fairlane steering wheel (all leather, no woodgrain) let me know, have a spare in the cupboard that I never ended up putting on my old *******.
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Great to see that a forum member bought the ute, loved the look of it when visiting Matt a couple times!

If you want a standard Fairlane steering wheel (all leather, no woodgrain) let me know, have a spare in the cupboard that I never ended up putting on my old *******.
Thanks, I may well take you up on that! Will PM you soon, to discuss.
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Default Re: AUII "Fairute" "Post-build" thread...

Great unit but what it really needs is a genuine Momo woodgrain wheel to finish off the look.


I just happen to have one doing nothing if you're interested, as well as the black leather consol lid and hand brake handle.


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Great unit but what it really needs is a genuine Momo woodgrain wheel to finish off the look.
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It also needs an OEM premium head unit.
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Looks great biased99. Look forward to seeing it on the roads of the Nations Capital! PM Rayban76 (also in Canberra) about sorting out the airbag lights for both sides in a ute. We managed to clear his with a combination of using the dummy resistor and Forscan to clear the Trouble code. I just cannot remember the order in which we did it.

Hope to see you around.

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Thanks for that. Would be keen to catch up with yourself and Ray; I like what both of you have done with your respective vehicles. Would have loved the LTD/"optioned" Fairlane seats, but don't seem to be able to get them without paying for all of them (fronts and rears), and the door cards. Guess I'll stick with what I have, and hope on of the latter version 6-way passenger's seats comes up somewhere.

Will definetly be in touch with Ray later in the week. Did try and read the codes from the car over the weekend, but whilst my laptop will pick up the ELM327 clone, it cannot communicate with the vehicle...

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Nice work Michael.

If you have trouble getting your ELM to work, both Ray and I have laptops/ELM327 and can communicate with our AUs. You Northside or south?

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If you have trouble getting your ELM to work, both Ray and I have laptops/ELM327 and can communicate with our AUs. You Northside or south?

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Hi Stu,
Am North-side. I understand that Ray is South-side...You?
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Am North-side. I understand that Ray is South-side...You?
Hi Michael. Yeah, northside too. I am in Gungahlin. Let me know if you want a hand to diagnose.

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Hi Michael. Yeah, northside too. I am in Gungahlin. Let me know if you want a hand to diagnose.

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Will probably take you up on that Stu, given the picnic lunch required to get to Ray's place... ;)

As for the guys "suggesting" Fairlane steering wheels; would love to have one, but would only be in a position to if I could offload the one that's on it now to cover the costs...Have spent too much money already dicking around with things, so am looking to "economise" a bit for the next little while...
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That's a really unique looking ute you have there, keep us updated on the progress.
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Haha. Picnic lunch! Some of you Canberra guys are so funny - It's a 20 min trip

A Black sportsman wheel would be perfect for your combo.

Question for Matt, if he is watching this thread, what ECU do you have running the 5L? Is it the Fairlane ECU or the original from the ute?

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Haha. Picnic lunch! Some of you Canberra guys are so funny - It's a 20 min trip

A Black sportsman wheel would be perfect for your combo.

Question for Matt, if he is watching this thread, what ECU do you have running the 5L? Is it the Fairlane ECU or the original from the ute?

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I won't answer for Matt (who I'm hoping will pop in and take a look at the thread, given he basically put the car together), but I would imagine that the ECU would be the standard XLS one (as I doubt the Auto one would "drive" an engine with manual gearbox...?), and the engine-bay loom is (again, I'm guessing here) spliced into a Fairlane dash loom. *shrugs* Hopefully Matt will show up soon and enlighten us all.
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Will probably take you up on that Stu, given the picnic lunch required to get to Ray's place... ;)

As for the guys "suggesting" Fairlane steering wheels; would love to have one, but would only be in a position to if I could offload the one that's on it now to cover the costs...Have spent too much money already dicking around with things, so am looking to "economise" a bit for the next little while...




So if I told you I have the 10 way LTD seats you wanted as well, will you now be sitting in front of your keyboard pining away in frustration that it's all oh so close yet oh so far away?:





...was that too cruel of me?
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So if I told you I have the 10 way LTD seats you wanted as well, will you now be sitting in front of your keyboard pining away in frustration that it's all oh so close yet oh so far away?:





...was that too cruel of me?
Nah, it's all good. Would love the 10-ways, (and the steering wheel), but might have to be happy with what I've got for the time being. Reality is, the ute is an occasionally-driven "2nd car" (although I do find myself making excuses to drive around in the thing), so there are practical limits as to how far I can/should go with it...
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The ECU is the original 5.0 XLS one.
The harnesses haven't been spliced at all. It was all plug and play.
I just put the complete Fairlane dash in and hooked the harnesses up to their correct plugs.
PM me with how much you want for the wheel off it.
I have just bought an AU wagon and it would be nice to have a part of the old Fairute on it.
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The ECU is the original 5.0 XLS one.
The harnesses haven't been spliced at all. It was all plug and play.
I just put the complete Fairlane dash in and hooked the harnesses up to their correct plugs.
PM me with how much you want for the wheel off it.
I have just bought an AU wagon and it would be nice to have a part of the old Fairute on it.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for that. Will def. PM you re: the wheel.
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ah this is the ute i saw the other week
looks really good in person ,
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I have done this conversion myself mine was an AU3 was much easier when I bought a complete donor car from the auctions. The only extra wiring I had to get was from a Futura as they have the wiring to operate the windows and doors you don't need the 4door and plus it's would have been a nightmare to sort out
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Interesting about the airbag. Mines never thrown an airbag light at me. I don't have a scan tool to check for codes though, but I thought the airbag resister mimicked a bag for the restraints module.

DTE all over the shop is something you'll need to get use to. Mine has no clue. Actually ran out if fuel with 20km's left on it a while back
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So does anyone know what ended up happening with the old girl?
I've heard it got bent , I've heard it was sold and I've heard it was still getting around Canberra.
The only thing I haven't heard is it was destroyed by hail.........
Still miss the old girl.
It's a car that I would break my rule of not buying an old car back once I've moved it on.
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