From which manual/book was this illustration scanned/captured? (1 Viewer)

[kevinshields]

I found this illustration on a vendor website (for a TC Rebuild Kit).

Question: From what literature was this image captured?

The fact that it has part numbers is super interesting/useful. I have experience with Mid-1960s Fords which have "Master Parts Catalogs" that have illustrations like this with base part numbers... which you then use to lookup complete part numbers within the accompanying tables/lists of parts. Is there such a thing for 1987 Landcruisers?

Thanks!
kevin

 

[Seth S]

just checked...not the FSM. I suspect there is a parts book. I'll check through my docs and see if I have it.

I don't have a copy but I think its the EPC (Electronic Parts Catalog)

this site might be the same info:

Transmission gear (mtm) for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60V - Genuine parts

Transmission gear (mtm) for Toyota Land Cruiser with FJ60V

toyota.epc-data.com

 

[LazarusTaxa]

Those parts diagrams are not in the FSMs, though I believe the parts microfiche's have them. You can find them for all systems on partsouq.com. Just enter your VIN

 

[LA Z]

This one is from :www.megazip.net
I know it's not the same diagram but it looks similar with the part numbers.

 

[kevinshields]

This one is from :www.megazip.net. I know it's not the same diagram but it looks similar with the part numbers.

Super helpful, thanks. When I dial up my rig I arrive at the following result. The distinction appears to be "body WGV" vs. "body WGG." How do I determine which is mine?

 

[2mbb]

I use Toyota parts catalog - https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/ which has similar diagrams as shown in the other other suggestions. But it is not related to a parts seller. Those numbers on the diagrams are not part numbers, but something referred to as a PNC. It is like a location identifier. Different year or model vehicles could have the same PNC (as for an alternator) but different part numbers depending on the specifics of the vehicle.

The information below comes from a PDF copy of the Toyota Parts Microfiche. WGG is for USA vehicles and WGV for Canada. But this reference may only apply to North America. The link above takes you to the USA (NA) data, but you can also jump to Japan, Europe and Other Areas.

 

[kevinshields]

I use Toyota parts catalog - https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/ which has similar diagrams as shown in the other other suggestions. But it is not related to a parts seller.

Super helpful, thanks!

Those numbers on the diagrams are not part numbers, but something referred to as a PNC. It is like a location identifier. Different year or model vehicles could have the same PNC (as for an alternator) but different part numbers depending on the specifics of the vehicle.

That is exactly what I am used to relative to mid-60s ford. Illustrations have a sort of generic number (as you say - location identifier)... but you then have to go look up the specific vehicle to get the complete part number.

The information below comes from a PDF copy of the Toyota Parts Microfiche. WGG is for USA vehicles and WGV for Canada. But this reference may only apply to North America. The link above takes you to the USA (NA) data, but you can also jump to Japan, Europe and Other Areas.

Super helpful again, many thanks!