ZackR

In that photo you are measuring voltage. To find how much amperage is being drawn you'll need to disconnect the negative battery cable from the terminal, clamp one lead of the multimeter to the cable and the other to the negative battery...

I have not seen this mentioned either (in the FSM or otherwise) but I have used it once about 10 years ago to get my 94' to start. I was visiting family and had to re position the cruiser around the driveway multiple times in cool weather over...

I believe some folks have had their O2 sensor wires got ripped from the connector, wrapped around the front DS which caused a short and blew the EFI fuse.

If the EFI fuse blows again you have more troubleshooting to do. On my 94 a intermittent short in the wiring harness to the 02 sensor would blow the EFI fuse and I would be stopped in my tracks.

If you're anywhere on the cross hatched area on the dipstick, worry about other things.

Awesome pictures and story from the 1999 ICE 225 Greenland crossing with 80’s :cool: You can read the full story here: https://arctictrucks.supportix.ru/static/uploaded/user/files/fourwheeler.com-ICE_225_-_The_Ice_Men_Cometh.pdf

This topic has been discussed to death on this and every other LC forum. IMO, there's no valid reason to use anything other than OEM 80 Series pads on an 80 Series with an OEM braking system.

None of them did.

Replaced all the tie rod ends with one of the 555 kits from @cruiseroutfit set toe in, centered the steering wheel(it was off by 1/4 turn and drove me nuts) and did a stereo upgrade.

Did a father and son bonding with his 1st vehicle.

Needle gauges are near useless. On oil pressure the needle position will vary by whether you are using Toyota's original sender or an aftermarket sender. After that, oil weight makes a difference. Coolant temps are best read with a ToyobdI...

Bookmarked. Probably helps having to go here....

The best $90 I've spent on a tool.. Made in Canada and makes U joint removal a breeze in comparison to socket/hammer/vice/C clamp, etc..

Finished up the front driveshaft U joint replacement. I've never done U joints before, it's more of a hassle than I thought it would be until the Tiger tool showed up. As far as I'm aware they are factory from 31 years ago and 340k miles. Getting...

That looks so easy it would all most be fun! The video doesn't represent my experiences accurately. It would need more dirt, grease, cussing, bigger hammer, reefing on the vice....

My 80 is running the "commercial" ARB bumper with a Warn 8274 fitted. A rare setup even here in Australia, you won't find more than a handful state-side.

I got mine today, install took 10 or 15 minutes. Speeded up the windows significantly...and I'm sure the difference will be even greater when it's cold. 😎 Before: After:

To answer the engine pulling question: If you are replacing the head gasket, yes. Don't even think about it, just do it. Pull engine and transmission together. I am so glad I did. Okay, the while you are in there stuff will add up quickly. There...

Yes, I did. I started with the transfer, rebuilding it for part-time 4WD and replacing every seal, bearing, snap ring and etc. along the way. Of course, I had Georg Esterer's excellent video series to nurse me through that. Now I am on the...

the oil level sensor is near the front which was raised way up in the air so it makes sense the indicator came on.

The AI scams are getting at least a bit better…. 😂😂😂😂. African Anal Beads anyone? 😂😂😂😂 If anyone wants to give Nelson a call, would love to hear the results…

I would go with used oil filed pipe. Will last infinity longer than any pressure treated post or RR ties. It isn't as cheap as it once was but you will never need to replace.

I will tag in as well. I just did this last weekend. My A/C was down hard and I took it to a specialist. They said the whole system was toast and were not excited about touching it “We’ll have to take the whole dash out.” No you don’t. I followed...

Drove her back to the Front Range to pull it apart to give her some love. Replace the injectors, and get it ready for the Alaska trip happening with @ExpoMax . Traded my dad and got to drive his 40 back up :). It was the maiden voyage after...