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I gave you 2 fsm's that should have diagrams
 
Not toyota. Haynes and another one...I forget the name
 
MEMCruiser said:
I am missing the skid plate on my 1976 FJ40. Anybody got one. I think Bodean mentioned he had one. b

Get an aftermarket skid. Stocks hardly worth it.

IPOR
 
MEMCruiser said:
I am missing the skid plate on my 1976 FJ40. Anybody got one. I think Bodean mentioned he had one. b

I have 2. Double them up. I can bring to the Crawl or you can pick them up when you are in Jxn.

That said, I have the IPOR. If you go OEM now, definitely plan for the IPOR later.
 
There's a shop in Memphris that rebuilds them. Dave's something or another. Does winch stuff, too.
 
Wayne Rhodes has this truck. Haven't seen it.
 

That ad is incorrect. '83 was the "last year of the FJ40 in the US," not '82.

Fewer than 300 40'S were imported to the US in '82, not "a few thousand." Some have speculated that the number was closer to 200 per year in '82 and in '83.

For years in which models overlapped, Toyota doesn't break down import numbers by model. The total number imported in 1982, FJ40's and FJ60's combined, was 3.088. According to Toyota's best estimate, more than 90% of those were 60's.
 
Rebuild the alternator if it original Toyota. I had an 82, shouldn't have ever sold it.

White Trash of the Elwood Chapter, TORC4x4.org, Cottonland Cruisers.
 
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