Dash Configuration Reference (2 Viewers)

[77mustard40]

Hey guys, where is the best place to find the rubber grommets for the unused holes? I'm going to be filling one of mine with a choke cable when I switch to a stock carb but still have a couple unused holes that need to be filled with the rubber blank.

 

[3doghouse]

Here's an un-boogered dash from a 76 with no knobs etc.

Sweet! Many thanks!

 

[sadam_husain]

1983 FJ40 RHD NZ spec

 

[twoyotas]

from the owner's manual dated 1972 that was in the glove box of my 12/73 '40.

 

[Sully73FJ40]

Very cool dude, thanks I needed that

 

[71hj40]

Anybody know what the blank hole to the right of the glove box with the plastic plug in it is for??
As seen in merlinridesagain 's pics.
I have it on my 71 and don't know what its for.

 

[Dudleyfj40]

That is the Darth Vader Light. They are for FST versions, the wiring was there in my 73 so I found one and plugged it in.
The switch turns on that light and the upper one above the door.

 

[71hj40]

Oh i see! Mine doesnt have a second hole for the switch, which was part of the confusion. Didn't know if it was a bulb or switch or even a socket plug in type deal that went there.
Thanks

 

[brian]

2/75 i don't think it has any extra, or lacking any holes.

 

[bkdraft]

Here is 68 dash.

 

[woytovich]

1957 FJ25

 

[woytovich]

Clusters pictures reference:

Toyota 40 Series Clusters Fronts by ruud_coco

 

[Far Away]

I would like to start a reference thread documenting the stock layout of 40 series dashboards. I think it would be useful to show a picture of the entire dash, side-to-side... or maybe 2 slightly overlapping pictures to increase our ability to see what is there. Along with this we can add descriptive info identifying unlabeled indicator lights and such.

If you have a stock dash and can upload good quality pictures where we can read the knob labels etc. please do so. And include the model and build month/year. And identify anything that might not be obvious...

Thanks!

Mark

Mines a 1975 FJ40 RHD assembled in New Zealand

 

[fj40cruisin]

1969 Fj40

Choke isn't correct, nor are the auxiliary gauges, neither are the additional switches. This beast was in Alaska on the Iditarod trail. I bought her in 1998 in Missouri with that sticker on the heater. I don't have any other history besides that.

 

[Hilux safari]

My '77 BJ40. The beauty of these trucks is that there are all different.

 

[woytovich]

1971 FJ40 FST

 

[ClassicLCfan]

Anyone with a 1978 BJ40 RHD from Australia / New Zealand / Japan? I have a 1978 BJ40 with Diesel B Engine, restoration is almost done. Workshop guys lost the small indicator below the headlights switch as in attached photo. If anyone knows the part number and the purpose of this indicator, please inform, as I am still a newbie to 40 series.

Mine came with the Engine Shut Off "Pull Switch" which I have noticed isn't very common.

 

[redeye]

1971 FJ40 FST

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@woytovich LOL. That's my newly acquired 40! I was wondering what some of the empty holes were for and what the heck that empty socket thing on the far right was. Great thread. Glad it was resurrected. I was about to start a new thread and ask for input.

 

[Grant Woodbridge]

If anyone knows the part number and the purpose of this indicator, please inform, as I am still a newbie to 40 series.

On my 1978 BJ that is the glow plug indicator.

 

[ClassicLCfan]

Thanks Grant. In my BJ40 the engine heater indicator is the one of the dual light (second one indicates parking brake) in the middle of the dash