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  1. Quazii

    Upgraded from the first gen Dakota Digital VHX to the HDX (review)

    Thanks for the write up.
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    Wanted  Split bench in good shape - East Texas

    I'm in need of original front seats for my '70 FJ40. Seat doesn't have to be perfect, but I'd prefer something that does't need to be immediately re-upholstered. If you like cash, I can do. If you're the barter type, I have a lift gate style hard top (needs rain gutter) or a carburetor off an 81...
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    Kwik Wire Harness

    Sold.
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    Kwik Wire Harness

    Kwik Wire harness for sale. Similar to Painless. All wires are marked as to their purpose. Bought this for my FJ40 from JT Outfitters. Would work fine if I wanted to domesticate my truck with GM parts. My truck however is staying mostly stock. Therefor I'm going to hit up Coolerman instead for a...
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    Kwik Wire Harness

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  6. Each wire is labeled end to end

    Each wire is labeled end to end

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  7. A feature I liked was the kill switch.

    A feature I liked was the kill switch.

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    Kwik Wire

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    Looking for hardtop & 4sp 2F motor combo DFW area

    I have a lift gate style hardtop off my '70. It's complete minus the rain gutter. I was about to post it up in hopes to trade it for some stock '70 style seats. I went back to OEM soft top years ago and I prefer it that way. Now I want to take the interior back to OEM
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    Death of a Land Cruiser

    I'm bad with names but that's one thing I'll never forget! I'm very lucky in many ways.
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    Death of a Land Cruiser

    I am VERY glad you were in your 80. No compact sedans for this family.
  12. Quazii

    Code 25 Fuel lean

    It's working again! Had the fuel rail open on one end after pulling the fuel pressure gauge off three days ago. Decided to pull the fuel pressure regulator (to open the other end of the fuel rail) before hooking the back side back up. Used air to blow out the gas so I could pour in Seafoam...
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    Thanks Roger, Went through a bad MAF and air intake hose back in '06. Replaced both then. Some similarities between then and now. Pulled the hose and no obvious cracks. Still flexible like new so I don't suspect dry rot. Also back in '06 I replaced all the smaller vacuum hoses (at least the...
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    Stumped the forum? Sweet! I mean CRAP! While it's nice to know I'm not the only one it confuses, it sucks having a down DD :bang:
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    It took just under a minute to slowly build up to 48psi. I have no clue if that's normal or slow
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    Pulled the fuel pump to see what the fuel looked like. It was clear and clean as was the pump filter. I did however notice where a wire apparently grounded itself in the tank. No idea if it's related or not but it can't be good!
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    DOH! Truck is a stock '94
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    Code 25 Fuel lean

    Kinda long A couple of months ago I pulled the starter disconnecting the negative battery. Store had wrong starter so I put the old one(hesitant but would turn over) back on. Hooked up battery and the problems began. Though the engine light was already on she was running fine until now. At this...
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    3 spd or 4 spd

    My 3 spd works just fine. then again I'm a nazi. As was before stated the final drive for each tranny is the same 1:1 ratio. Therefore highway rpms will be the same. The 4 spd however has a lower first gear and as stated earlier it's synchronized. Two big pluses. 2nd and 3rd on the three speed...
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    72 fj40 brake help needed

    Agreed on adjusting. Adjust each wheel until the shoes drag a little. Back the truck down the drive and forward again while lightly applying the brakes. This will help center the shoes. Lift the truck and spin the wheels. You should notice the shoes no longer drag. Start the adjusting...
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