Dirty Koala
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Did you now a 60 series manual hood rod or most any toyota hood rod will fit an 80 series.
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JDM made a Active Vacation model 80
Rear bumper bolts will fit your brake calipers bolts
So my 60 series front output flange mated to the 80 DS doesn't have to look like this?
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Correct. And get rid of those s***ty driveshaft bolts and get the correct coated Toyota versions. That looks terrible.
LS1FJ40
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About $12-16 from any dealer. Carry a spare.
Holy Crap that is so pretty compared to my original 23 year old link. I have to order this!! Thanks.
Did you know:
The 80 series through 1/1995 had versions for the U.S. market that had drum rears/semi-float rear axles and no ABS.
These trucks also had no lockers or viscous coupler in the transfer case (HF2A designation).
All 80 series trucks for the US market went to VC'ed transfer cases, full float rears, ABS, and rear discs in 1/1995.
The 80 series through 1/1995 had versions for the U.S. market that had drum rears/semi-float rear axles and no ABS.
These trucks also had no lockers or viscous coupler in the transfer case (HF2A designation).
All 80 series trucks for the US market went to VC'ed transfer cases, full float rears, ABS, and rear discs in 1/1995.
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DYK - that hissing coming from your gas tank is probably caused by a bad charcoal canister. And DYK it can be replaced by a VC120 vapor canister for a fraction of the cost. Longer bolts or zip ties may be required.
For more info-
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/charcoal-canister-great-option.412261/
For more info-
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/charcoal-canister-great-option.412261/
Did you know:
The 1FZ-FE had a 1FZ-FE decal on the front of the valve cover for the first one year of production: 11291-66010 is the part number.
The 1FZ-FE had a 1FZ-FE decal on the front of the valve cover for the first one year of production: 11291-66010 is the part number.
Wouldn't that make it a HF2A (no V) designation? Isn't the HF1A the part-time unit?
Rookies I swear.
LS1FJ40
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Did you know that whenever someone types "DYK" I giggle and say "He said dick". Yes, I work at a middle school...
Did you know that when the 80 changed from the FJ80 to the FZJ80 many customers asked "What's a ZJ?" to which Toyota replied "If you have to ask, you can't afford it."
Kajun
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Did you know that your factory wiring harness, if you have a tailgate and hatch, also includes tubing for the barn door version rear window washer fluid? (Lower rear panels)
Wiring mods that require running a new wire (inside to outside with the factory harness and hole grommet) can take advantage of this by simply running the wire through the tubing with the help of electricians cable lube.
Wiring mods that require running a new wire (inside to outside with the factory harness and hole grommet) can take advantage of this by simply running the wire through the tubing with the help of electricians cable lube.
battery tray from earlier models fit later models for dual battery setups or a storage area, washer bottle relocation of course.
May have been mentioned, didn't read through all the posts.
May have been mentioned, didn't read through all the posts.
Where is that picture of Rick doing that?
masturbating to Toyota LandCruiser parts catalogues?
Oh....Sorry, wrong guy, but figured others were also.......
that one neat trick the government doesn't want you to know about!Is this the next big thing???
DYK that 91-92 US spec 80 series had a CDL switch from the factory.
DYK that 91-92 US spec 80 series (and possibly 93-94 as well) had an alarm built into the dash clock which made it ideal for sleeping in (or taking a nap on your lunch break at work)
DYK that 91-92 US spec 80 series (and possibly 93-94 as well) had an alarm built into the dash clock which made it ideal for sleeping in (or taking a nap on your lunch break at work)
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