69 FJ40 F motor Carb search (1 Viewer)

[FJ40Jim]

Here's a couple early 2bbl carbs off the parts shelf.
Dates are 3Jan69 and 3Dec68.
The really weird thing is the PN stamped on both is 21100-60191, but I thought the parts book PN is 60190, indicating that these were already revised.

Stranger things happen (cue mysterious music).

 

[TTjoker1]

There were three different carbs depending on frame number . What is your frame number ?

I thought there was only 2. Ones before 3/69, and ones after.. my production date is 2/69.
Frame & body are FJ40066317

 

[TTjoker1]

My 12/68 also had the emissions control module previously mentioned for certification MY68 US trucks. Frame number 64770
Definite US market, definitely a 2 barrel carb and manifold, titled as a 1969

Interesting, my frame is not far behind yours.. 66317.. production is 2/69, so F motor

 

[dlzadl]

Interesting, my frame is not far behind yours.. 66317.. production is 2/69, so F motor

Your truck looks really nice. where did you buy it and where has it been? I bought mine in Southern Ohio but it was an Arizona truck. I have refurbished almost all of the mechanicals with as much original Toyota parts as I could find. Mine is an F with a three on the tree and mostly original paint. I did the interior as well. I struggled and kept all the 9mm brake stuff, but had to find/rebuild all 8 wheel cylinders. Stops on a dime now. Also did 80mph just once to see if it would. One upgrade that I really like is a pertronix on the distributor to get rid of points. I had @FJ40Jim rebuild my carb.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

I would contact @65swb45 with some photos

right away ....

a 69. USA spec. Fj40 carb can have a ODD

selinoid type part on it

also contact @Martyt.


he HAS a 69 and knows a lot about this topic too

he is Good People like Mark A too ....

@FJ40Jim Recently Restored martins 69 carburetor , so your in the right place .......

 

[1969FJ]

I thought there was only 2. Ones before 3/69, and ones after.. my production date is 2/69.
Frame & body are FJ40066317

Well, According to SOR, there was a one barrel up to 3-1969. Then an initial 2 Barrel went to 9-1969. Then a DIFFERENT 2 Barrel after 9-1969. So, I am assuming the 2 Barrel that was a short run, 3/69 to 9/69, is harder to find.

 

[Rigger]

Well, According to SOR, there was a one barrel up to 3-1969. Then an initial 2 Barrel went to 9-1969. Then a DIFFERENT 2 Barrel after 9-1969. So, I am assuming the 2 Barrel that was a short run, 3/69 to 9/69, is harder to find.

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You can have mine for free. It’s in tough shape tho.

 

[1969FJ]

You can have mine for free. It’s in tough shape tho.

How tough ?

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Both My T-TEN Carb. 101 Class Student Manuals both the Older / Early Edition smaller Bible size one &

the Larger Grey One Completely Skip over the Partial Production Year 1969 First Generation

Land Cruiser 2bbl. Carburetor entirely like it never even existed ?



odd ......

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[mattcamp]

Hello, very nice rig, is that original paint or was it restored and new cluster installed? !?!?! If that is all original its one of the nicer survivors I have ever seen. I have a 69 that is the same color but a fst made 7/68. Please post mo3e pics, engine interior etc. I would l8ve to see more!!!!! Thanks, Matt

 

[FJ40Jim]

Both My T-TEN Carb. 101 Class Student Manuals both the Older / Early Edition smaller Bible size one & the Larger Grey One Completely Skip over the Partial Production Year 1969 First Generation

Land Cruiser 2bbl. Carburetor entirely like it never even existed ?

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That's odd because the little 2bbl is on the cover of the early fuel systems book, and it was used on cars from late 60s to mid 70s.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

That's odd because the little 2bbl is on the cover of the early fuel systems book, and it was used on cars from late 60s to mid 70s.

Hello Jim

I will find that particular Carb. in mY Early Student Training Manual , and See whats its Engine designation

Application is exactly ?


i have only studied in Depth the Land Cruisers and Toyota Pickups carbs to be very honest ,

because thats all i personally ever cared about .............




The Heck with with a Starlet ? during summer internship's @ your Local Dealership we nicknamed

them t " TOILETS "


because thats what they looked like with a million oil leaks all under them and in engine bays etc ....


that might have been TOYOTA's first Disposal Car ? u Buy it , drive it , never do any maintenance ,

and when it dies on your Beltway Community home @5pm , you simply walk away with your Left hand

Thumb in the air for a Hitch-Hike and never look back ....................

 

[FJ40Jim]

The 35/35 2bbl is also used on 6cyl Crown, MkII, and Corona, '67-73. In a heavily smogged version, it carries on for a few more years on Cressida.

 

[TTjoker1]

12/68 would have had a one barrel carburetor. The two barrel was the last half of the 69 model year, 3/69-9/69. First part of the model was only a single barrel carburetor.

 

[Spike Strip]

Like this:

 

[TTjoker1]

ok, few things for you guys to chew on, and provide a little insight. It does have 3700 original miles, but I'm 2nd owner, and it was literally a barn find. The vehicle never left FL, as it spent its first 45 years on a 40 acre farm in Tallahassee. The previous owner removed the original carb, and replaced it with a Rochester 2 jet (see pic), disconnected the choke cables and rigged the throttle plate in the open position, so it would start, but run rich. Hence why I need a new carb. Not only did I not want anything "rigged" under my hood, but I want to get it back as close to OEM / rebuilt as possible. I did the full monty of tune up parts, including points, and fresh fluids. The intake manifold is a 4 stud rectangular housing. So I'm sure I need new choke cables, but I want to make sure I get the right carb.

 

[65swb45]

What does your air cleaner look like?

 

[TTjoker1]

Help me Obi-Wan.

 

[brian]

When was it repainted?

 

[Spike Strip]

Earl Scheib ?