Why not use the fusible link (82627-60020) from an HZJ7series? The plug in connector may be different but that is easily remedied.
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This is the HZJ7* connectorWhy not use the fusible link (82627-60020) from an HZJ7series? The plug in connector may be different but that is easily remedied.
Bump BumpI've been itching to ask but didn't want to be the one
bump ... Any luck with these sir?I have wire and terminals coming in
I used 90982-08236 for my 1Hz, only about $7-10 from Partsouq or Megazip, easy to modify your wiring to get the connector to mate up. What I did is here (post 7,060):
What did you do on your 70 series today?
I bought mine with a lower hose heater since the truck used to live in Alberta Canada. I only removed it after it rubbed through an ac line and allowed all my freon to blow out. it was a cool little gizmo but not needed here below the Mason Dixon line.forum.ih8mud.com
Also, @coldtaco may still have PN 82627-60020 available (newer 1Hz fusible link) That would work as well, but again you may run into connector issues. That can be remedied fairly easily if it doesn't mate to your wiring.
For Sale - Assortment of fuseable links-AK
Got some fuseable links for sale, new. Do your own research to see if any you want will work for your application. Price under each picture, plus the ride. Thanks $17.25. 1990-2006 HZ, PZ, LJ Again, please verify for your applicationforum.ih8mud.com
Further research unraveled that the new diesel fusible link part # (1-HDT) is 90982-08267, rather than 90982-08266. Does this check out? 90982-08267 are available online still.
you need a 90982-08267 tonight ?
Hey Matt. I've been looking for a spare (or two). Was hoping someone else could corroborate that 90982-08267 was what the 1-HDT was, I'll inspect my rig in the morning to see if I can compare what I've got with that image.
Any confirmation on the Fusible Link 90982-08267 replacing the 90982-08266 @cgmud ?
I am in a similar situation with wanting some spare fusible links to have on hand, as mine are all original (31+ years old) and it is probably only a matter of time before at least one of them gives up due to age.
Based on my research, using both ToyoDIY and Partsouq.com using my VIN #, my 1991 HDJ81 (1HD-T) has at least four fusible links:
90982-08206 ---> Glow Resistor; E/G Wire Glow
90982-08227 ---> 50 Amp
90982-08265 ---> 110, 0.5, Starter
90982-08266 ---> Main, Glow, Head, AM1
Of those four, I would probably want a spare of at least the 90982-08266 at the minimum. Spares for all would be ideal.
Have you ever looked into re-creating 90982-08266?I can clone the 08267 exactly to the T using all OEM toyota and yazaki electrical service parts I source directly from japan …
I like the challenge and like helping folks get back on the road by the FSM ..
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Have you ever looked into re-creating 90982-08266?
yes im looking into it right now as we speak for another member ,
by chance , do you or anyone have a good photo of the 90982-08266 ?
i know there is a plastic plug connector 2 pin on the end that services the main wire harness , but the profile is pretty un-common indeed