cruiserdan

The factory shear pin is a solid rod that is basically a 10 amp fuse in a 15 amp circuit.

Yet completely unnecessary :meh:

Well, it would pre-lube the ball wiper for its first pass. then the grease would be all gone.

I've never seen the swivels get greased like that during a knuckle job.

Back from MOAB and got some testing done and wanted to share some stuff. First, I know this is taking some time but I'm engineering a lot of stuff and doing so simultaneously so while it looks like I'm jumping around it's all intended to...

Took a break and went to the Relic run in NC. Got to hang out and camp with the Grandkids. It was Awesome catching up with Cruiser friends we hadn't seen in years. I was asked to go wheeling Saturday then Peyton said Grandpa you want to draw...

I worked on mounting the front bumper this weekend. Progress was made but I’m not there yet. This picture was taken on the 6th try.

Yup. Well put.

The answer is no. The apron badges, floor mats, and console badge were added at the port…the only pseudo registration of the console badge numbers is a thread started on IH8MUD by @elmariachi, rest his soul. Toyota did sell replacement center...

Slacker :moon:

Wise decision... :grinpimp:

The 3RZ is basically 2/3 of a 1FZ. It should serve you very well.

IV is "Incomplete Vehicle". IE a cab-chassis or a cowl-chassis.

I had an issue with the temperature. As usual, most likely the system needed burping. A few cycles and fills and it appears to be holding 195°F just dandy. Tomorrow, the freeway drive home. Vrooooom!

Left-hand drives will be "Europe" or "general countries". IE Middle East, South America, Africa. The US never got BJ40s.

I have not encountered a plate before that has info like "unit # such and such". My suspicion is that it may be a "distributor-generated" tag for a vehicle that could have been part of a large fleet order for a government or NGO entity. This is...

The model number is supposed to be on the line where yours has the VIN. The ID plate is an odd-ball. They show up from some export markets. Actually I'm surprised the VIN came up.

Cool. My son's Tacoma has an OC010 and I was thinking maybe I could get him to loan it to you to test the theory. Never mind. :doh:

Is is a 22204-0C010?

I'd try that before ordering a new sensor. Just to see what happens. EDIT to add additional thoughts. If it idles with the MAF unplugged, substitute the MAF with a known-good one. Perhaps a borrowed one? If it doesn't work with a known-good...

Have you tried to start it with the MAF unplugged? Based on what I have seen it should idle?

See the next to last post on page 2... Maybe? https://www.toyotanation.com/threads/truck-runs-then-dies.1443474/page-2?nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#replies

Damn.

Don't know if this is relevant. This was a MAF. https://www.toyotanation.com/threads/03-3rz-fe-starts-then-dies-immediately.596785/