If you don't mind, I’ll add some photos of the shock absorber just in case the link goes dead.
# Shock Absorber Kit for ISRI 6000/6500 Seats 31141-02.
# OA41 Seat suspension spring For ISRI 6000 seats.
# Toyota 90506-16065 Tension Spring.
Thanks for sharing! My recommendation was just based on my personal experience and what worked for my car when replacing part 60100 with 60080. However, adding this TSB—which CruiserTrash also mentioned—is very important. I’ve included a photo of the new spring part number (90501-16115) from the...
Thanks for sharing your experience! Since you changed the detent springs, the issue is likely a linkage adjustment problem—especially if the car has a body lift, or if the shifter rubber boot and floor console are blocking the lever from engaging fully. Otherwise, it's wear on the original gear...
No problem, my friend. Just make sure the part currently in your car looks exactly like part 60100. If it matches, you can safely replace it with part 60080. Don't rely solely on what the parts catalog says; my 1988 GCC-spec FJ62 came with part 60100, and I successfully replaced it with part...
Avoid the problem of 4WD disengagement while driving off-road due to vibrations.
The root of the problem lies in the design of the lower transfer case arm. When the 4WD is engaged, it is close to the transfer case housing, causing strong vibrations to cause it to rub against the housing. This...
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For me, it wasn't just a matter of taste; using the car in the city meant all four lights were on low beam, which was annoying to other drivers. Another issue is that when renewing a car registration, the vehicle must pass its periodic inspection, and having the lights in a position other...
Hello again to the Land Cruiser community, especially the FJ 62 series.
1988 Toyota FJ62 Land Cruiser Wiring Diagram: Solves the problem of all four bulbs working at the same time when the low beam is switched on after replacing the factory bulbs with halogen bulbs, because Low-side switching...
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I think you can benefit from this part ( SNAP, BACK DOOR HANDLE , RH/LH ) similar to what you are looking for, (maybe you need a little bit fabricate) Part number 6929312030 or 6929312020 or 6929333010 ( 69293-12030 or 69293-12020 or 69293-33010 )
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I believe that Yes, I think you are right, as its design is more practical than clamp No. 87124-28030, and as I mentioned previously, it is only for those who wish to preserve the original parts from the factory in addition to ease of use without the need for a specific tool. Good luck and...
Yes, I think so... Also, there is no need for specialized tools during maintenance by the owner and its ability to expand and contract with changing temperature, as it is more flexible than other types.
thank you for come by.