1976 FJ40 Adding Fuel Line Return H3662 Aftermarket Carb? (1 Viewer)

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Thanks for this clarification....The correct bolt size is then a M8x1.25 x20mm with spring washer torqued to 9ft lbs.


thats NOT correct paul

there much much longer

stand by please

ill get you the 411 you require
 
FWIW: PER the EPC pics below - The 90119-08132 bolts are called for on both types of fuel pumps, spacer or no spacer.


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FWIW: PER the EPC pics below - The 90119-08132 bolts are called for on both types of fuel pumps, spacer or no spacer.


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the last spacers I got from Toyota had the gaskets already attached as 1 piece
so instead of 3 pieces you only needed 1 piece



ok , here we go ..................



- using the FSM Nomenclature , the last 5 digits that rick stated and show above are 90119
-08132



- 8 refers to the diameter in millimeters .so 8mm x


- the last 2 digits are the LENGTH in millimeters , so 32 = 32 millimeters long

so

hence 8mm x 32mm

now i have concluded through my life if a 1 appears like Rick's text book example shows , it denotes a 1.25 thread pitch , but not on all part numbers

on bolts to be clear ONLY the original japan microfiche part #'s this applies to ones


so we have oem fuel pump bolt part # 90119-09132 = a 8mm x 1.25 x 32mm long


eazy peezy :cool:




save and print out the below

it's AWSOME tech to refer to daily in your shops and such


matt




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I get these directly from japan 🇯🇵.

- There not a OEM Toyota part # bolt but are a update and upgrade I have made and determined is functionally a better modern choice

- Where the OEM disc. / NLA 90119-98132 was ONLY A single wimpy lock washer equipped SEMS bolt and hot 🥵 dipped galvanized cheap ghetto option in the end

prior to it being disc. / NLA by Toyota’ Great wisdom ….:rolleyes:

- My choice now is yellow zinc gold plated for traditional purist based mind set approach philosophy I have going on 24/7

- The tech of the double lock and flat washers SEMS design is far far superior for long term anti - vibration resistance and spreads the load
of your torque yield Across a greater surface area

- This translates into a much better gasket to both metal mating surfaces Across the board ….





THIS IS THE WAY …




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I get these directly from japan 🇯🇵.

- There not a OEM Toyota part # bolt but are a update and upgrade I have made and determined is functionally a better modern choice

- Where the OEM disc. / NLA 90119-98132 was ONLY A single wimpy lock washer equipped SEMS bolt and hot 🥵 dipped galvanized cheap ghetto option in the end

prior to it being disc. / NLA by Toyota’ Great wisdom ….:rolleyes:

- My choice now is yellow zinc gold plated for traditional purist based mind set approach philosophy I have going on 24/7

- The tech of the double lock and flat washers SEMS design is far far superior for long term anti - vibration resistance and spreads the load
of your torque yield Across a greater surface area

- This translates into a much better gasket to both metal mating surfaces Across the board ….





THIS IS THE WAY …




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Thanks @ToyotaMatt. Appreciate the tech here. When decoding bolt part numbers, I always thought the first digit represented the bolt head #, followed by diameter and then length.

08132 threw me off as the first digit is a zero…why is it not a 40832…#4 head, 08 diameter and 32 length?

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i don't have the ZERO first digit answer ?

maybe when bolt head numbers stopped that first digit of the last 5 became obsolete ?

not sure there paul
 
Thank you for expediting the two bolts, spacer and Kyosan fuel pump original instructions @ToyotaMatt. Much appreciated.
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can you please DISPLAY post the entire oem JAPAN spec instructions sheet front and back here Paul , i think everyone should know the offical TECH here for good measure !

your welcome paul

helping out solid mud buddies is what i do in a way that i can ................. :D
 
New stainless steel 5/16“ fuel and return hard lines and late model fuel pump Installed on my 1976 FJ40.
This was part of a whole fuel system upgrade to factory set up.
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Always TOP SHELF Paul ...... :)


sharper then sharp too !
 

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