Replace the regulator and be done with it.
Dorman 741-796 Front Driver Side Power Window Regulator and Motor Assembly Compatible with Select Lexus / Toyota Models https://a.co/d/d7pLIto
You can get the earlier 79 series hood scoop (non-DPF) parts here in the US from your local Toyota dealer. Then just integrate into your current hood. Another way to go that is waaaay cheaper it would seem.
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Simple answer to your question is the wires have polarity. The thermocouple at the end creates EMF voltage. If the wires are swapped the gauge will not read correctly. The good news is it will not destroy the dissimilar metals creating the EMF...
30 years ago one of my college girlfriends got nectared up and started showing off her boobs. All her sorority sisters said she was "being stupid." I think the wires jumped out of the plug like the boobs and thus the sensor is being stupid. I...
Finished plate assembly bolted in with the new OEM firewall gasket prior to the seal being bolted in. If you look closely, you can see how well the seal is centered over the mounting bolt holes. Don't mind the FIPG mess - If you've replaced...
There is a noted wire terminal issue on the Neutral Safety Switch plug as well. I ordered the wire terminal leads and plug from Toyota in case I found an issue but mine did not have a wire/plug issue.
I hate to throw this at you but there are numerous threads on this if you Search the 80 forum. Depending on how you use your 80 there are options. I ran the CSF Copper/Brass in mine as a DD for several years. Many do not like this radiator and...
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/shift-indicator-light-reverse-light-issue.1324107
Just went through a similar issue. When the 80 was hot the Park/Neutral Safety Switch was loose and would sporadically move out of position and not permit the...
Park indicator light lasted 267k miles and 29 years 4 months of service. OEM parts were just that good! That is a 3 to 1 burn out ratio for Drive to Park indicator light.
@Kernal is on target with the above post. The factory wheel well coating on mine is flaking off and was never very thick. There has to be a 2024 product that is a more durable rubberized product for undercoating. I have tried the 3M...
IME the coating (it's like a hard chip resistant coating) applied to the wheel wells at the factory is wearing/flaking off after 25+ years on all these trucks. So IMO most of us probably need to do something about it before spraying anything else...
My 96 is the same. In the rain the road spray is bad loud inside the 80. I pulled the whole interior and completely lined the floor, fender wells, and quarter panels with Dynamat and then placed closed cell neoprene down with mass loaded vinyl...
Is it possible a 3" diameter gauge version could be created? I have contacted a gauge manufacturer in regards to a 3" diameter triple gauge with Fuel, EGT and Boost for turbo equipped trucks. The Fuel could be used to monitor a subtank or alky...
Looks awesome! Pretty sure there are some borderline undisciplined erections as a result of this image. I have to ask for the coating contact. We have been using Jethot for decades for Turbo Buick and Buggy builds but the quality I see her...
Thank you for the info. I have had my 80 a long time and never knew there were supposed to be seals there. I have already used panel bond to bond the skin back to the frame as you did. Informative post for sure.
When I read the title to this...
HD's kits are purchased from another hemisphere, Wits' are unobtainium even when paid for and no matter what performance upgrades are chosen as a starting point there are always a "few degrees" more available. I can say from experience with race...
another small update. I designed an intake pipe so as not to need an inter-cooler. This will allow me to configure 2 offerings.
The inter-cooler will likely add 3500.00 to the cost and not be for everyone.
So I'll start with building out a kit...
So, last year after I installed my King lift I was getting a lot of oncoming flashes. I read through this thread and ordered the longer adjustable linkage. Before I got around to installing it I was messing with techstream and saw the option to...
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