Recent content by steevo67

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Selling my 1993 Toyota Landcruiser. Clean title, 254,000 miles. It starts every time, runs and drives great, no noises, check engine light, or anything. Transmission shifts well, no slipping or hesitation. I just put 4 new all terrain tires on it a few hundred miles ago. It has the triple...

I don't, but if you wanted to have some circuit protection, I'd use a circuit breaker. You can buy them at various ratings up to at least 150A on amazon. Search for 12v circuit breaker.

I use an old jump box for testing higher amperage accessories like starters, window motors, etc

Good question. I had it done last year, and now I live in VA so I'm not sure.

I've got a guy in Tijuana who does good work. Seriously, no bondo and crap paint type work. He did all the work on my old G-Wagen. Might be a bit of a wait, he can get booked up.

That is the same aux fuse box I have used on 2 vehicles now. I like it better than the side spade terminal types.

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I have never used those ones, but in general I have never had any luck with cheap O2 sensors, for any vehicle I've ever owned. YMMV.

^This. I got mine from the same place. See below. Just fixed this on my trans at 256k mi. I changed them all (there's 4) since they're so cheap. Good time to do the filter too. You'll need about 7-8 qts of fluid, you lose a bit more than when you just change the fluid.

Looking to buy one wheel that'll fit an 80 series. It doesn't matter if it has a tire or not. Looks aren't important.

I have a set of Stock LX470 wheels with 265/70R16 Dynapro HT tires. Tires have a little less than half tread left (about 6/32 or 7/32). Wheels have some scratching/chips but overall in good shape. Asking $200.

I just bought a 93 Land Cruiser and I noticed that the front ABS steel brake lines that run down the drivers radius arm are in rough shape. I can't find anything on here or anywhere else about where to source replacements. Does anyone have the part numbers? What are other options besides...