Fuse box question (1 Viewer)

[mmw68]

Iam working on the wiring on my 1977 FJ40, and it has a fuse box that looks like this. I stole this photo from a ebay listing.

Can any one tell me the order from top to bottom of the fuses. Mine does not have a cover, and it's installed in my truck with the small fuse on the bottom. Also - where can I buy that small fuse???

Thanks - Mark

 

[Poser]

5A Radio
15A Lighter
15A Tail lamp
15A Headlamp
15A Stop lamp
20A Turn signal/Wiper
15A Heater
10A Engine


Mark-

This list is arranged as you would see your fuse block configured in your Land Cruiser...


Any decent auto parts store should not have a problem getting you that 5A radio fuse.

 

[mmw68]

So normally. the radio fuse would be on top? So the PO has mounted mine upside down?

thanks for the info - this help!

 

[Poser]

So normally. the radio fuse would be on top? So the PO has mounted mine upside down?

thanks for the info - this help!

No, the (radio) small fuse is on the bottom. I think that you can see ‘top’ in that picture, and I would bet that yours has that on it as well.


I corrected my post as I was confused and mis-read your initial post.

 

[Racer65]

No, the (radio) small fuse is on the bottom. I think that you can see ‘top’ in that picture, and I would bet that yours has that on it as well.

I corrected my post as I was confused and mis-read your initial post.

Poser, can you re-confirm the order from top to bottom? From my Toyota Manual, it appears to be completely different order, with Headlights at the bottom instead of Radio:

Is 82600-60901 the correct part #?

Anyone else with the answer please jump in. Thanks!

 

[Racer65]

Anyone with a '71 to '78 FJ40 that still has a legible fuse box cover, can you please post a photo? Thanks.

 

[bj40green]

Here you go....

82600-60901 = block assy, fuse
82611-60040 = cover, fuse block

check here: http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/p_U_197602_TOYOTA_LAND+CRUISER_FJ40L-KJK_8401.4.html?hl=82600

Rudi

 

[Coolerman]

Iam working on the wiring on my 1977 FJ40, and it has a fuse box that looks like this. I stole this photo from a ebay listing.

Can any one tell me the order from top to bottom of the fuses. Mine does not have a cover, and it's installed in my truck with the small fuse on the bottom. Also - where can I buy that small fuse???

Thanks - Mark
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Mark, the fuse block cover shown in that E-Bay pic is not for that fuse block. Here is a pic of the cap for your fuse block.

 

[ginmtb]

From my 74.

 

[Racer65]

That is a beautiful thing!

 

[Racer65]

Mark, the fuse block cover shown in that E-Bay pic is not for that fuse block. Here is a pic of the cap for your fuse block. View attachment 1043248

So there are two types of fuse box layouts? Do you know which years have which layout?

 

[myquestoyota]

Here is the layout on my 77. I made this card and laminated it to keep in my wallet. But a cover would sure be nice if someone started making them.

 

[JohnVee]

Mark, the fuse block cover shown in that E-Bay pic is not for that fuse block. Here is a pic of the cap for your fuse block. View attachment 1043248

For context, that is a picture of the cover from my 1978 (9/77).

 

[76technician]

From my California emissions 8/76.

 

[Coolerman]

It's from a 1978, I believe that is the ONLY year with that layout with the small Radio fuse...

 

[lostmarbles]

It's from a 1978, I believe that is the ONLY year with that layout with the small Radio fuse...

And some ####head always pipes up trying to prove others are wrong...

Here's my July 1979:

 

[bj40green]

And this is my '78 (general market)
and cover

Rudi

 

[DSRTRDR]

this is the kind of thread that makes MUD the great resource that it is

 

[Coolerman]

Yep, soon as you state something as a fact someone will come along and "school" you! I added Toms pic to my collection...

 

[Cruiser804]

Here's the back of the 79 panel.