Does anyone know where I can find the 4wd lever bushings for a 1984 fj60 with 4 speed split case?
60 series 4wd lever bushings (1 Viewer)
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Toyota sells them. I just ordered them for a project.
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Local dealer?
Yep, pay a visit to the parts counter folks at any dealership, have them pull up the specific parts diagram for the linkages. There are four bushings, if my memory serves me:
1x small round rubber
2x flanged plastic round
1x square hard plastic
Maybe somebody will come along and mention a bushing I’ve forgotten. Here’s a photo of the linkages after I cleaned them up and put them all back together.
batthewmrown
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36324-60050 x 2
90385-08001 x 1
33548-60010 x 1
90385-08001 x 1
33548-60010 x 1
@smllblock60 the dude above is who gave me the part numbers in the first place. You should listen to him.
@batthewmrown Did you take apart that little ball and socket thing? I made that mistake. Cleaned it up, lubed it, and spent an hour and a half getting the stupid f^<#ing snap ring back in, including trying to find it after it launched itself across the shop. Total nightmare. The process should have been: 1. blast it out with brake cleaner 2. glob some lube on it 3. push rubber boot back and never think about it again.
@batthewmrown Did you take apart that little ball and socket thing? I made that mistake. Cleaned it up, lubed it, and spent an hour and a half getting the stupid f^<#ing snap ring back in, including trying to find it after it launched itself across the shop. Total nightmare. The process should have been: 1. blast it out with brake cleaner 2. glob some lube on it 3. push rubber boot back and never think about it again.
batthewmrown
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Haha, nah, just sent it as is.
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I keep all of them in stock for 60 and 62 shifters
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