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I think it looks correct? mine was still all working but was a little sloppy. Found one at a decent price, just took like 30+ days for shipping.
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I was thinking the exact same thing!I sorta like the bare metal look; I know that is crazy. But I think powder coating in the body color might be nice and practical, but only with the hidden clip things that you used on the rear panels. This is very interesting!
Put the sound deadening material on the BACK of the panel. I will bet it will be just as effective. And you will have about 3mm of a gap if you use those clips rather than through-holes, and you can fill it with that. I'd love to see you try it. Noico material from amazon is an inexpensive option and I've found it very effective. Worth it just as an experiment IMHO. (Send me a pair of panels for my pickup and I gladly will give it a shot!) In all seriousness, once you have your CAD files done, if you are able to share them, it may be possible for me to have the panels made here in Dubai. I think there are a couple of places here that do that.
I hope I'm not too late for Mt. Fuji Rockman questions .... but do you know which wire colors got tapped into inside your door harness? I don't need details nor descriptions, just a list of colors that got tapped for the keyless.I needed to button up the mount for RockMan, he was just flopping around in there before so I made a 25th anniversary Mt. Fuji mounting bracket for him and he is now connected to the door nice and solid.
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I hope I'm not too late for Mt. Fuji Rockman questions .... but do you know which wire colors got tapped into inside your door harness? I don't need details nor descriptions, just a list of colors that got tapped for the keyless.
Whoops!! Going to use that photo for the keyless entry work I'm doing.Builds - 1997 HZJ77HV-PEU Build (Grey Poupon)
Unfortunately the rear hinges are not serviceable, they have to be replaced as a unit.forum.ih8mud.com
this was not enough?
Thinking I might sacrafice the glove box. because it's not really that useful as it comes from toyota. I mean really what were they thinking?
Looks amazing on the door cards. I'd love to have a set cut.
Some Toyotas had a factory 24VDC->12VDC converter behind the glove box many have them there aftermarket. I am also planning to use a Redarc 12v charger to a 12v battery for 12V needs as well. I am hoping to mount it on the firewall behind the glovebox/dash.
You might try popping out the glovebox insert. I think there might be room behind it so you can keep a marginally un-useful glove box. There are some relays and electronics up there already and seems to me like there should be plenty of room, but it has been a while since I had everything in place and able to measure exactly how much room is there.
Those door cards are practically art! Nicely done!
The oem 12v converter has served me well for head unit. And my low buck victron has been working great as DC to DC 24->12 converter. But redarc would be the creme de la creme for sure!
I did similar in my BJ73. I had it wired on permanent plus to have power when camping. Not a good idea!I have been using this little cheapy thing. I stole the connection off the sig lighter, it's ACC based so kind of nice it just trips on when the truck is running. for power to phone it's fine.
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and this little guy plugged into that power source. so I can know how fast I might be going?
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