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Will high temp brake grease do for the new gear? Should be here in a few days 
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WarDamnEagle
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Maybe. Need to make sure it's compatible with plastic (assuming you went with a non metal gear). I would use something like a white lithium grease. Lots of different brands and available most anywhere.Will high temp brake grease do for the new gear? Should be here in a few days
3 Oz Synthetic Grease
Amazing deals on this 3Oz Synthetic Grease at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
This works well.
PabloCruise
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All this talk about the pic, I thought I would copy it here:
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I've never heard of a FJ40/55 alternator not being able to run the AC. I would get a FJ60 style internal regulator style and run the charge directly to the battery. You will need an aftermarket amp gauge but I run this style on my 40 and 60 (of course) and it has an AC. Keep reading. Your...
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thanksAll this talk about the pic, I thought I would copy it here:
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Builds - A pig for Father's Day
I've never heard of a FJ40/55 alternator not being able to run the AC. I would get a FJ60 style internal regulator style and run the charge directly to the battery. You will need an aftermarket amp gauge but I run this style on my 40 and 60 (of course) and it has an AC. Keep reading. Your...
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Swapped out my old gauge surround for a better (used one)
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I remember when I used to think taking this piece out/in was difficult
Looks great, Did you upgrade the light bulbs?
RUSH55
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Now look at you go!I remember when I used to think taking this piece out/in was difficult
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Yes, that was done when I redid the gauges. I got all LED's. some from @ToyotaMatt and a few from West Marine. here's a better pic.
these are the standard FAA cockpit , USCG wheel house and many us military night time LED color temperature lumen spectrum
the human eye has least adjust time back to NO light ,
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Related question. Should I use heavier grease on the pinion gear that is obviously not plastic and has much larger teeth?3 Oz Synthetic Grease
Amazing deals on this 3Oz Synthetic Grease at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.www.harborfreight.com
This works well.
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PabloCruise
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Ooooohhh...
I used the same Super Lube. The company states it can be used for wheel bearing grease.
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Another question. Should I be able to spin the motor shaft with the motor installed ? Seems I can spin a whole turn before it engages. I dont wanna brake a finger here when I take off the vice grips... Seems there's only one way to assemble this thing 
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I'm not sure. Report back.
RUSH55
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Gear lash. One turn doesn’t really equate to much movement between the worm and the gear. Don’t think the FSM is going to specify.
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Back at it again . I tapped one of the mechanism mount holes to an M7 and chased the others so I can throw out these sheet metal screws(reported earlier they were wood screws). Bench tested the mechanism w the new gear and seems to work well. Next challenge will be getting the dash switch to operate the window once its remounted. Scored new junction block and key courtesy @ToyotaMatt too!
@RUSH55 correct on the gear lash
here's a vid of the bench test mechanism test
. I tapped one of the mechanism mount holes to an M7 and chased the others so I can throw out these sheet metal screws(reported earlier they were wood screws). Bench tested the mechanism w the new gear and seems to work well. Next challenge will be getting the dash switch to operate the window once its remounted. Scored new junction block and key courtesy @ToyotaMatt too!@RUSH55 correct on the gear lash
here's a vid of the bench test mechanism test
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WarDamnEagle
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Very nice. Ever since I bought my pig I have been pleasantly surprised that Toyota still carries that junction block. One of the first things I bought.
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didn't know they still carried it.Very nice. Ever since I bought my pig I have been pleasantly surprised that Toyota still carries that junction block. One of the first things I bought.
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Genuine Toyota 82670-30020 - Block Assembly Junction. Toyota Online Parts is your choice for Toyota Parts and Toyota accessories. We are a factory authorized Toyota Dealer with Toyota parts and Toyota accessories all at wholesale prices for your Tundra, Tacoma, Camry, Corolla, RAV4, 4Runner...
