BJ70 VS bj74 windshield

lshobie · 08-15-05, 02:39 PM

Hi Guys,

Are the CDM bj70 windshileds the same as the BJ74 JDM windshields? I need to replace my bj74 windshield.

Regards.

Louis

rick_d · 08-15-05, 06:57 PM

-60220 is non fold down (ala troopie, BJ70)

-60230 is fold down.

Wayne said aftermarket available for -60220 @$195 +/- CDN
-60230 is not available in CDN or US aftermarket.

HTH
(PS, BJ74 owners, Cabe Toyota, Long Beach has a 60230 in stock at about $400 US if somone needs it. Parts Manager ordered an extra since I needed one 2 weeks ago)

Greg_B · 08-15-05, 09:45 PM

This is one for Stone to add to the FAQ, or have the numbers transfered over.

Thanks rick_d!

gb

Stone · 08-15-05, 10:11 PM

Done, Greg. Thanks, Rick!

There was discussion before and the BJ74 fold down windshield is defnitely shorter in height than the BJ70 non-folding windshields.

Gold Boy · 08-15-05, 11:07 PM

Will auto insurance cover the cost of BJ74 windshield ....?

GB

Stone · 08-15-05, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Gold Boy

Will auto insurance cover the cost of BJ74 windshield ....?

GB

You figure that they would. Comprehensive coverage covers glass claims (with a deductible)...they don't make a JDM exclusion. Wonder who the first one is going to be? I had a rock hit my windshield the other day, but didn't see any damage so far.

Gold Boy · 08-16-05, 07:50 AM

I hope so...... Or i8mud.com BC Canada may have to get on there case

Later

GB

crushers · 08-21-05, 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lshobie

Hi Guys,

Are the CDM bj70 windshileds the same as the BJ74 JDM windshields? I need to replace my bj74 windshield.

Regards.

Louis

ens toyota

lshobie · 08-21-05, 10:43 AM

Ordered one last week from ens, will be here on monday - very good service.

Regards

lowenbrau · 08-23-05, 02:32 AM

I've been noticing that some of the JDM rigs are coming *without* laminated glass in the front windshield. This means you are going to be wearing a lot of glass if you take a decent rock hit. Somebody should look into a group buy on replacement glass to see if we can knock the price down a little.

I'm amazed at the flagrant safety violations that get past the inspections.

crushers · 08-23-05, 02:34 AM

i never noticed Bruce, i will check the vehicles i have here and if these are not laminate i will get in on a buy...

lshobie · 08-23-05, 05:43 AM

I just got the new windshield from ENS, and the old one comes out on thursday so I'll let you know.

Greg_B · 08-23-05, 06:03 AM

Me neither...

Will be checking ours...

Thanks for the heads up Bruce...

gb

lshobie · 08-23-05, 03:30 PM

I just checked and both of my 74's have laminated windshields - safety glass.

I suspect the other glass is some cheap aftermarket stuff. I can't see Toyota installing unsafe glass.

Regards

roscoFJ73 · 08-23-05, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Greg_B

Me neither...

Will be checking ours...

Thanks for the heads up Bruce...

gb

The fitter that installed mine says they can come in different thicknesses.

I think he said OEM or other quality screens are 6mm thick.
He mentioned cheap crap made in Indonesia being 1-2 mm thinner.

Im not suggesting your supplier sells crap but can someone check new against old for thickness?

lowenbrau · 08-23-05, 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lshobie

I just checked and both of my 74's have laminated windshields - safety glass.

I suspect the other glass is some cheap aftermarket stuff. I can't see Toyota installing unsafe glass.

Regards

Safety glass is *not* laminated. Safety glass is what is commonly found in side windows of automobiles. When it breaks it explodes into thousands of small... safe... pieces. Laminated glass is two sheets of tempered glass with a thick plastic sheet glued between. It stays generally in sheet form no matter what hits it.

Stone · 08-23-05, 09:59 PM

Greg and I checked ours today, and both of us have Lamisafe Toyota glass in our 74's, Bruce.

roscoFJ73 · 08-24-05, 03:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stone

Greg and I checked ours today, and both of us have Lamisafe Toyota glass in our 74's, Bruce.

Is that the OEM glass? I got supplied Lamisafe as a replacement and it was the cheapest

lshobie · 08-24-05, 05:27 AM

Sorry, I meant lamisafe, same as what stone has.

Regards

Stone · 08-24-05, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by roscoFJ73

Is that the OEM glass? I got supplied Lamisafe as a replacement and it was the cheapest

I don't know...but it's what came with my truck when I got it from Japan, and I haven't had to replace it yet. I'm just assuming from the name that it is laminated tempered glass, however.

<EDIT> It does say "TOYOTA" on it, so I assume that it's an OEM windshield.

Greg_B · 08-24-05, 01:11 PM

Both the windshield on my BJ74, and Petra's HJ61 say "Toyota" "lamisafe". What series have you noticed not coming with laminated front glass Bruce?

gb

lowenbrau · 08-24-05, 05:03 PM

I think the discussion started a few years ago on the diesel list shortly after Darren started the whole JDM importing craze. Its the fold down 70 series windows that seem to be in question and it came to my attention again after I had the glass removed from Ratpuke's BJ73 for painting. The glass fitter noticed it.

Her glass says Toyota Zonelite which apperently is "centrally tempered" glass possibly made in India by a large OEM supplier named Asahi India Safety Glass Ltd.

crushers · 08-24-05, 06:41 PM

the one in ol smokey is definately laminate by the cracks running side to side. the one in the HZJ75 was laminate, the one in the PZJ was laminate...
tomorrow i will check "sweetpea" and see what that one is, it has only 27,000 original km on it and the windshield should be original by the looks of the body...
cheers

lowenbrau · 05-18-07, 03:15 PM

Dredging up an old thread. That windshield took a rock hit today and while it did maintain its shape, Ratpuke said it was pretty hard to drive the 60 or so miles home. Toyota is backordered so we'll try to flex in a piece of plexiglass for the time being.

http://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-bc-peace-canyon-toyota-swamp-donkeys/156187-may-long-roadtrip-over-already.html

Ratpuke · 05-18-07, 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lowenbrau

Dredging up an old thread. That windshield took a rock hit today and while it did maintain its shape, Ratpuke said it was pretty hard to drive the 60 or so miles home. Toyota is backordered so we'll try to flex in a piece of plexiglass for the time being.

http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=156187

Another view.

brownbear · 05-18-07, 03:49 PM

wow... good no one got hurt.

To get the plexi glass or lexan to fit really good start shaping it before you remove the original glass.

Take the lexan and pin it down at one side. Then using a heat gun slowly heat the lexan till you can bend it in the shape. Once you have it pins at both ends you can then trace out the shape.

edit; I added this thread to the FAQ above.

lshobie · 05-18-07, 05:13 PM

Call ENS

lowenbrau · 05-22-07, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by lshobie

Call ENS

$3 more than Access Toyota pricing at the local dealer. Plus shipping. The advantage is, Ens actually has one in stock. The warehouse is backordered.

fatcat · 11-02-07, 09:50 AM

I just got off the phone with ENS. I the beginning of the part #56111-60230 for fold down windshield???

Meredith

mytoyBJ74 · 11-02-07, 05:17 PM

Hmm,
Last year I had to get my winshield replaced, I had it ordered from 4Wheel Auto in Edmonton and had a local winshield shop replace it. Best part was ICBC paid for it!