The best possible ARB Pump Install location ever?

[LordEnzo]

Hey, I know this is an old post but what do you all think about using the cowl that Mopar has made for the new Wrangler 4xe ?

Looks a lot like the concept but with a door.

I’ve already reached out to 813 about using his under hood kit with this.

Hopefully the cowl will be available as a part soon.

It would semi match my rr snorkel

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[Blade1668]

Hey, I know this is an old post but what do you all think about using the cowl that Mopar has made for the new Wrangler 4xe ?

Looks a lot like the concept but with a door.

I’ve already reached out to 813 about using his under hood kit with this.

Hopefully the cowl will be available as a part soon.

I'd expect it to be available as a replacement part(s) soon knowing how many people are to busy to latch there gas cap door or even put the gas caps back on already ? how many people will be forgetting to un-plug before driving off?
Sorry couldn't help myself with that. I do like that with quite a few people.... I know to watch them until I can get away from them driving.

 

[Steven_B]

I know this is an older post, but FYI, ARB doesn't want the compressor mounted under the hood due to the heat. This is the case for both the single and dual motor.

 

[Veloruche]

I know this is an older post, but FYI, ARB doesn't want the compressor mounted under the hood due to the heat. This is the case for both the single and dual motor.

I’ve heard a few people say that but almost every install bracket on the market is in the engine compartment.
I know there are a few for under seat and behind rear seat, you then loose easy access outside the truck and need to route airlines out of the passenger compartment.
IDK

 

[SubiRubi]

I’ve heard a few people say that but almost every install bracket on the market is in the engine compartment.
I know there are a few for under seat and behind rear seat, you then loose easy access outside the truck and need to route airlines out of the passenger compartment.
IDK

I mounted my dual behind the rear seat using the 813 bracket. It's nice and snug and out of the way.. Pull seat forward to dissipate heat when using.. I plan on putting the quick connect on the passenger side by the rear seat. This way it's enough line to keep it from getting hot, and it's also out of the elements. I had a quick connect on my TJ before on my bumper but got hard to use after a while from corrosion. Just a few tips.

 

[Calvin heinly]

I installed my ARB in the Truck bed. Didn't need the air for lockers. so just for an air supply. Waiting on tank to arrive to install.

What mounting bracket is that? Link if there is one?

 

[Steven_B]

I’ve heard a few people say that but almost every install bracket on the market is in the engine compartment.
I know there are a few for under seat and behind rear seat, you then loose easy access outside the truck and need to route airlines out of the passenger compartment.
IDK

But not ARB's brackets. Their brackets go under the seat, behind the seats or in the bed depending on the vehicle. for the Gladiator and JL, it's under the front seat.

 

[howerch]

What mounting bracket is that? Link if there is one?

813 Fabrication & Design

 

[OSPR3Y]

This location meets many needs for Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator peoples.
Easy access
Height to Keep out water and mud
Cool location to keep within operating temps
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Looks cool.

What model ARB compressor is that?

 

[salsadoc]

What model ARB compressor is that?

ARB CKMA12 Air Compressor

 

[RCKLNDR]

I know this is an older post, but FYI, ARB doesn't want the compressor mounted under the hood due to the heat. This is the case for both the single and dual motor.

Where did you find that information? Per their installation instructions:

2. Keep away from sources of heat (e.g., too close to exhaust system components or directly behind the radiator, etc.).

Seems that they tell you what parts of the engine bay to avoid?

 

[Steven_B]

Where did you find that information? Per their installation instructions:

2. Keep away from sources of heat (e.g., too close to exhaust system components or directly behind the radiator, etc.).

Seems that they tell you what parts of the engine bay to avoid?

I worked for ARB for 17 years up until last October. This is why the few brackets ARB offers are designed for outside of the engine bay because the engineers don't want the added stress of the heat being generated by the engine. That being said, my YJ, the compressor is under the hood, but the exhaust is on the other side. I also raise my hood when airing up, even here in the wet PNW.

 

[XraytecH]

I have a DECKED system so I'm doing this...




I just need a wire harness for the switch bought off Amazon and It's done.

 

[LordEnzo]

I'd expect it to be available as a replacement part(s) soon knowing how many people are to busy to latch there gas cap door or even put the gas caps back on already ? how many people will be forgetting to un-plug before driving off?
Sorry couldn't help myself with that. I do like that with quite a few people.... I know to watch them until I can get away from them driving.

Probably why it's right next to driver door, kinda hard to miss.... but we're only human lol

 

[LordEnzo]

I have a DECKED system so I'm doing this...




I just need a wire harness for the switch bought off Amazon and It's done.

U just convinced me to get decked next time

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