Can't you just replace the o-ring in the dizzy to stop the leak?
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (53 Viewers)
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Leaks at the Oring and can leak internally which you can’t really fix. I believe someone took there’s apart and was able to, but Toyota does not list thisCan't you just replace the o-ring in the dizzy to stop the leak?
Unfortunately, I had a LC specific shop take a look at it and it’s leaking internally. Just going to replace it for peace of mind.Can't you just replace the o-ring in the dizzy to stop the leak?
BakerFJ
Benny Bodangus
Installed power seats from a 2012 Range Rover Sport and gave my interior a full detail (after 7 years of ownership
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This seat swap hasn't been done yet and there were complexities to bypass the CAN Bus, but I'll be making a full write up with all the necessary info to make it straightforward for anyone wanting bougie lumbar AND bolster adjusting captain's chairs
). This seat swap hasn't been done yet and there were complexities to bypass the CAN Bus, but I'll be making a full write up with all the necessary info to make it straightforward for anyone wanting bougie lumbar AND bolster adjusting captain's chairs
So tech….my 80 is idling close to perfect after cleaning the throttle body and some other stuff….
Have a great weekend!
Have a great weekend!
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I just did the same thing. The distributor is still available, so I snagged a new one and installed it which I assume means I don't need to worry about it for another 20 years.
It was 6* this am when I had to take my kid to wrestling
Man the ole diesel was angry
Man the ole diesel was angry
COYS
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Close cousin to the 80, ahem correction, any IFS LC, spotted in Lima.
I have to do a real cold start about once a month and I always think man I need a coolant heater or something, this is gonna shake itself apart
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Custom modified 80 front axle for a Tundra drivetrain..
New Trail Tailor 4130 CrMo knuckle balls, stamped coil buckets, radius arm brackets and shock mounts.
Made a quick little flip jig.
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New Trail Tailor 4130 CrMo knuckle balls, stamped coil buckets, radius arm brackets and shock mounts.
Made a quick little flip jig.
Jason
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Oh mines not that bad.
To me a block heater is more to get th heater working faster and keep coolant from freezing
Drive the 80 to the other 80 and put on my newly cut hood. Also installed quick release hood latches because the factory latch seized up on me one day. Was a pain in the ass getting it to release 
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Swapped out the rotors last weekend dumping the cheap auto parts store rotors for OEM. One of the rotor bolts was not stock, replaced it this weekend. This was close to an $8 bolt because I bought from the local dealership, Lynch Toyota in Auburn, AL. Feel like I've been lynched by Lynch 
, but I expected this.
, but I expected this.
Wow. Nice work man!
I used to have a 6.4 power stroke and I had it set up with a block heater, two battery heaters, and an oil pan heater. Had the outlet on a timer to come on at 3am till 6am. That thing fired up like it was summer time and warmed up so much faster. Any amount of pre warming will help though.
Me and my son did some trail riding at Coalmont OHV in Tennessee.
suzuguru
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Haven't been there in years. Hoping to go there before too long.
