OEM Toyota BJ74 Shock Question

Canuck · 08-19-06, 02:11 PM

I picked up some OEM Toyota shocks for my '89 BJ74 and the part number I used for the front was 48511-69176 which is the part number given to me in the Toyota EPC. The dealer had two in stock but their computer did not say what vehicle the shocks apply to. They are dark blue compared to black for the rears. For the rear shocks I went with what what was applicable for a BJ70, part number 48531-69166. Visually what I got for the front looks the same as what is on the truck at the moment except for the color. Should I stay with what I ordered for the front or also go with a BJ70 front shock which is a different part number or can someone who has bought OEM shocks for their 70 series confirm the part numbers?

David*BJ70 · 08-20-06, 06:00 AM

48511-69126 front
48531-69166 rear

Keeping the one you got is not a bad thing.

Canuck · 08-22-06, 12:21 PM

All four shocks went on with no problems. Turns out the original units were blue as well once you scratched the black paint off. While I was at it I also changed the swaybar endlink bushings to Energy Suspension pieces. That combined with the shocks has made a noticeable difference in the handling and ride of the truck.

David*BJ70 · 08-22-06, 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Canuck

While I was at it I also changed the swaybar endlink bushings to Energy Suspension pieces.

Any part #, link or reference ?

Canuck · 08-22-06, 07:34 PM

http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/endl.html

Part # 9.8105, Performance grommet and washer set. They are the same size as the stock rubber pieces as are the washers and I reused the stock bolts. Not bad for $11 after tax.

08-19-06, 02:11 PM	#1
Canuck IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Lower Mainland, BC, Canada TLCA# 16776 Posts: 343	OEM Toyota BJ74 Shock Question I picked up some OEM Toyota shocks for my '89 BJ74 and the part number I used for the front was 48511-69176 which is the part number given to me in the Toyota EPC. The dealer had two in stock but their computer did not say what vehicle the shocks apply to. They are dark blue compared to black for the rears. For the rear shocks I went with what what was applicable for a BJ70, part number 48531-69166. Visually what I got for the front looks the same as what is on the truck at the moment except for the color. Should I stay with what I ordered for the front or also go with a BJ70 front shock which is a different part number or can someone who has bought OEM shocks for their 70 series confirm the part numbers? __________________ '89 BJ74 '85 BJ70 - Sold (Frame rotted away ) Last edited by Canuck; 08-19-06 at 03:20 PM.

08-20-06, 06:00 AM	#2
David*BJ70 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Montréal area, Qc., Canada TLCA# 15514 Posts: 943	48511-69126 front 48531-69166 rear Keeping the one you got is not a bad thing. __________________ BJ42 1982 * The Primitive Beast - wvo BJ70 1985 * The Green Machine - wvo some say The Mighty Pickle ! come on ! 1992CorollaAll-trac* The Quiet Spirit Si je dois aller en enfer... ce sera en Landcruiser (Canadian french guy (Québécois)... sorry for my english ! )

08-22-06, 12:21 PM	#3
Canuck IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Lower Mainland, BC, Canada TLCA# 16776 Posts: 343	All four shocks went on with no problems. Turns out the original units were blue as well once you scratched the black paint off. While I was at it I also changed the swaybar endlink bushings to Energy Suspension pieces. That combined with the shocks has made a noticeable difference in the handling and ride of the truck. __________________ '89 BJ74 '85 BJ70 - Sold (Frame rotted away )

08-22-06, 07:34 PM	#5
Canuck IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Lower Mainland, BC, Canada TLCA# 16776 Posts: 343	http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/endl.html Part # 9.8105, Performance grommet and washer set. They are the same size as the stock rubber pieces as are the washers and I reused the stock bolts. Not bad for $11 after tax. __________________ '89 BJ74 '85 BJ70 - Sold (Frame rotted away )

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