This idea was inspired by Trailbus, who did a dual battery setup in his 91 FJ80 but didn't do a writeup... Greg, I'm FINALLY doing it 
So, as many of you who own 91-92's know, the battery tray is mounted on the passenger side of the engine compartment, opposite to the FZJ. FZJ owners have it easy as far as dual battery setups go, all you guys have to do is relocate the windshield wash fluid reservoir to make room for an FJ tray.
However, the 91-92 FJ owners don't have it so easy. In the driver side corner, where an FZJ tray goes, there is a plethora of stuff, including but not limited to, emissions components and a cooling fan. This poses a problem for guys wanting to do a "proper" dual battery setup in their FJ's, at least to the guys who have emissions laws in the area.
Over the next while, I'll be installing a proper dual battery setup in my 91. I'll be using a tray from a 1994 FZJ.
Stay tuned...
-Lane

So, as many of you who own 91-92's know, the battery tray is mounted on the passenger side of the engine compartment, opposite to the FZJ. FZJ owners have it easy as far as dual battery setups go, all you guys have to do is relocate the windshield wash fluid reservoir to make room for an FJ tray.
However, the 91-92 FJ owners don't have it so easy. In the driver side corner, where an FZJ tray goes, there is a plethora of stuff, including but not limited to, emissions components and a cooling fan. This poses a problem for guys wanting to do a "proper" dual battery setup in their FJ's, at least to the guys who have emissions laws in the area.
Over the next while, I'll be installing a proper dual battery setup in my 91. I'll be using a tray from a 1994 FZJ.


Stay tuned...
-Lane
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