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FJ40 tail light harness wanted... I'm working on a '76 FJ40 rebuild with a friend and we need a tail light harness. Thought I had it and now I can't find it...:rolleyes: Need the harness that runs from the engine compartment near the heater fan motor back to the tail lights. '74 to '77 will...

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Start here.... Builds - Meet Ivy, 1976 FJ40 w/VW TDI - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/meet-ivy-1976-fj40-w-vw-tdi.1092256/ Post #19 has a couple links to adapter suppliers. What adapters are available kinda determines what trans you can use.

FWIW Specter Off Road shows that rockers are the same from 1/84 to 1/92 which means the late 2F rockers and 3FE rockers are the same. Rockauto shows the rocker shaft being the same for the same years. My guess is that if you can use the entire rocker assembly 2F or 3FE and late 2F push rods it...

I have built 2 2FE motors using the 3FE head/rocker shaft, rocker assembly and late 2F push rods. One ran fine in an FJ60. Sold that one about a week after getting it going so no long term data. The second is still under construction (2FE into a '77 FJ40 - motor is done but the rest of the...

Looks like some of the other "old dudes" answered your question. :cheers:

There are shops that will rechrome and regrind the rocker shaft. Someone like this Hydraulic Chrome Plating - United Surface Finishing - https://www.unitedsurfacefinishing.com/hydraulic-repair/ You might ask a local to you machine shop or hydraulic shop if someone in your area does that kind...

That's a stock Toyota 4sp. "Back in the day" there was an adapter plate to mate the 4sp to the Chevy bellhousing. Looks like you've got one... Nick

Is it safe to assume that you have sold all the latest bumpers? Thanks, Nick

Hi KLF, I know a guy that has all that stuff you can borrow... Nick

I'll take them. Pm incoming... Nick

That'll do it! :cheers:

Why won't your plastic router router wood? At work we use the same machines to route both...I use the CNC mills and lathe in my work area to machine wood as well as metals and plastics. Nick

I'd bet the dies are interchangeable - Mastercool also sells the extra dies. I would not use this for hydraulic hoses. I'm pretty sure the ferrules are made of thicker metal on hydraulic fittings and hydraulic crimps are more uniform around the ferrule. I think you can get reusable hydraulic...

I have also used this crimper set when redoing the A/C lines for my Cummins powered Ford. It's been several years and no leaks; A/C still works fine. Nick