Combination switch suitability

[toppleover]

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

 

[ToyotaMatt]

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

the whole RHD and LHD topic is going to be your biggest hurdle here to overcome ...........


tough nut to crack ?

if a LHD were to direct bolt on would you consider installing one ?

your stalks would be reversed side , thats it ...

 

[ToyotaMatt]

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

here is 100% of your 84310-60640 tech spec data application info:

you tell me if it will fit your modle ID code or not ?


Part 84310-60640 (SWITCH ASSY, TURN SIGNAL) was found on the following models:

Market	Date range	Model	Frames/Options	Found in diagram
General	08/1987-02/1992	TOYOTA LAND CRUISER	BJ60,HJ6*,FJ62	84-01: SWITCH & RELAY & COMPUTER
	Model Dates:	Matching Models:	Model Options:	Links to diagrams:
	08/1987-12/1989	BJ60RG-KRC	STD, GEN, RHD, SRF, 3B, DSL, MTM, 4F, SOB	84-01
	08/1987-12/1989	FJ62RG-KN	GX, GEN, RHD, SRF, 3F, CBR, MTM, 4F, LUB	84-01
	08/1987-12/1989	FJ62RG-KRC	STD, GEN, RHD, SRF, 3F, CBR, MTM, 4F, SOB	84-01
	08/1987-12/1989	FJ62RG-MN	GX, GEN, RHD, SRF, 3F, CBR, MTM, 5F, LUB	84-01
	08/1987-12/1989	HJ60RG-KN	GX, GEN, RHD, SRF, 2H, DSL, MTM, 4F, LUB	84-01
	08/1987-12/1989	HJ60RG-KRC	STD, GEN, RHD, SRF, 2H, DSL, MTM, 4F, SOB	84-01

 

[red66toy]

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

I believe you want part number 84310-60680 . That looks to be for a RHD rig. That may still be available new from Toyota, worth a check.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

G'day from Oz

I have a 1989 HJ61 RHD.
My combination switch has stopped working - I have seen the write up on the fix but I am unable to attend to that myself.
I have found a combination switch in Europe with the part number 84301060640 which is supposed to fit a FJ62

Does anyone know if that would fit my HJ61 RHD without any modifications?

Many thanks

I believe you want part number 84310-60680 . That looks to be for a RHD rig. That may still be available new from Toyota, worth a check.

good evening Chase

843410-60680 is a 24v unit .....

fyi...

this may be his case or not ?

i unicorn hunter'd globally and did not find any available verified sources ?

but , if you found one , PM him @toppleover and let him know for sure ...


its good to chat with you again

kinldy matt .......

 

[red66toy]

Yup, I saw that it was 24v but not sure what voltage his rig takes. Also, I question wether a 24v switch is actually different than a 12v switch. Electrics should be the same since there is nothing much in the switches that would make me think they are voltage specific.