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Has anyone had any experience using the Classic Tube SS brake line kits? https://classictube.com/product/toyota-land-cruiser-fj-40-brake-line-kit-brake-line-kit-19811981198219831984/

OEM caliper in good condition. Only have 1.

Got these with a parts lot: they are 555 brand. Part number is stamped on the drum. I couldn’t use them for my project, because the studs were too short for the extra thick mounting face on these. They are extremely heavy duty…. And will be heavy to ship…. 100$ plus shipping

pulled the unit out of liftgate, No power coming from truck. Lamp functions on bench. Does it feed from separate fuse or stoplight switch?

Trying to finish up brake job on ‘77. Looking to see if anyone has a new OEM rear brake drum, part number 43501-60010 sitting on the shelf they would part with. Called all the local Toyota dealers, all are giving me same answer/- part is on back order, might be one in Houston, could be 4...

Anyone seen this? I've bled the brakes several times now and it works great. I can lock the 35s up with (some) effort.... but a weird thing started happening. If I depress the pedal, it will engage about 25% down, then if I lift up the pedal just enough to release pressure, then press it again...

Set of 100 series brake calipers from a truck I parted out. They worked up until the day it was totaled. $200 + shipping for all 4.

Been spending a lot of time under my 67 FJ40 doing suspension work and was wondering about how one tells if the steel brake lines need replacement. I have converted the truck to 4 wheel discs a while back and the rubber lines are all good, but the steel — just a visual inspection?

Hi , does anyone know if FJ60 has from brake pads shims, looked on all diagrams SOR I do not see part No or to even hint for one

Finished a complete drum brake rebuild on the rear my 1975 FJ40. Napa Parts. Followed the FSM as best as I could for the process but it did not mention the lugs on one side of the shoes. Drums fit fine, but measuring the circumference it is much larger on the adjuster aspect and not "round" the...

I've got a 1983 FJ45 - GCC Specifications I need to quickly change my drum brakes cylinder, quickly (got only 7 days before my temp plate expires). Are the drum cylinders inter-changeable; maybe with other Toyota / US models? I've ordered replacements cylinders from parts souq but it will...

As im running brake lines, im thinking about something. 1st off - no abs. So the line feeding the rear drops to the diff where it hits a tee that goes to each wheel. Simple and straightforward. Now on the front, each wheel brake is fed by a separate flex. I'm assuming that is because of the...

Howdy, Here's a video showing how to rebuild the 4-piston calipers on your rig. Hope you find it informative.

Replaced the rear shoes and drums on the 75 in july. New oem drums, shoes from $or. For the past two months now ive been chasing something that sounds metallic eating something else metallic. Ive been in there no fewer than 4 times looking for something out of place...nothing is showing wear and...

Is there a trick I’m not doing? Before this project I had brakes. Good pedal, even stopping. New parts installed: Dual reservoir master cylinder/JTO adapter, bench bled. Unknown year front end with Wilwood disc brakes, braided lines, good pads. I made a front hardline from the master to a...

It seems the OEM booster for the early model HDJ has been discontinued. 4461060690 Has anyone fit another part number from another year? Partsouq does not list an alternate or aftermarket. Thanks, Clay

For sale is my 100 series' original 07/1998 manufacture date brake master cylinder with booster in very nice condition. While I had it out doing my diesel swap (the bore was extremely clean without scuffs or other blemishes) I replaced the piston assembly with brand new Factory parts and it went...

Converted my rig to four-wheel power disc brakes. Have all the parts for the rear drum brakes. $200 takes it all, plus you have to pay shipping since parts are heavy. One wheel cylinder was leaking badly, so it will have to be rebuilt. Those shoes are oily but they will clean up or can be...

I know the front spring is suppose to be behind the shoes and the back spring in front but why? I have not seen this on other cars with drum brakes. Just curious. Thanks