Recent content by JDub03LC

No problem, glad it helped — that's why I posted. Just know most of the places had the part for about $170/$200. Think I may have gotten lucky finding a new one for $100.

Update fwiw: I got the new OEM part for about $100 on EBay (looks slightly different from the one abuck99 posted — it has a cover over the rectangular part) and it ran me about $350 in labor to install. Fuel readings more accurate and consistent now/looks fixed.

Also for any future readers, looks like this is the part number: 1998-2007 Toyota Land Cruiser - Fuel Gauge Sending Unit - Toyota (83320-60340)

Thank you!

Well this video makes it pretty clear it doesn’t really matter—bobber and sender are all one unit. And I think this is beyond what I can commit to right now so I’ll head to the mechanic. Posting in case it helps anyone else:

Hello all—I am having an issue where my '03 LC is erratic in my fuel info. The fuel gauge and the "info"/"miles remaining" information gets wonky at times. And it's not always like my analog gauge and the digital readout agree. Example: Yesterday I refueled to a full tank and the analog gauge...

Two used Geolandar G055s for sale or trade if anyone is lookin'.

Hey all, just went through this rigamaroll myself for my 2003 Land Cruiser. I believe that for pre 2004 LC's this part simply isn't on the parts list/diagrams they use at the parts department. And like someone else mentioned, mine had the "PN..." part number on the back that is, in fact. a part...

FWIW, my happiness faded, lol. I am going back to the KOs. They look better, lasted longer, won't keep me off any trails just because I saved an MPG or two.

Looking for a trailer hitch that will fit my 03 land cruiser and allow for borla exhaust muffler (Reese or Drawtite I think are my best bets.?..)

Update: I went on a multi-hour road trip and can say I did see a slight bump 1-2 mpgs in improved gas mileage.

I'm pretty happy with them. They look good. Not quite as gnarly-looking as the A/T KOs, but they're also significantly cheaper. No hydroplaning issues as mentioned earlier in this thread. Road noise seems a little better. Little-to-no positive impact in MPGs, though.

For what it's worth, I did a massive deep dive into researching tires for my 03 Land Cruiser. Have to say lots of conflicting information and of course opinions out there, even in this forum. I had BFGoodrich T/A KOs on that lasted seven years, which was reason enough to stay with them but my...