asmara
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I recently purchased a 2001 GCC Spec LC 100. I've since realized that this thing is significantly different than most of the information on the internet. Normal posts and answers frequently don't seem to apply. The '03+ LCs may be more 'normal', which is why I limited the years in the post title.
I thought I'd start a thread where people could post information on these GCC speced land cruisers.
Here are a couple of things that I have learned. Unlike US models, the GCC version does not use OBD-II. It uses M-OBD. That means a standard code reader will not work. I'm using Techstream, and it is also worth noting that M-OBD is pretty basic for this model. Techstream doesn't seem to gain you much.
The other thing that is really hard to find is a wiring diagram for the (my) GCC model (FZJ100). I finally found one here. The wiring in these is much more basic that what I found online. [edit: I uploaded a reordered and OCRed version to ih8mud here.]
Finally, another thing that I find interesting is that my LC only has tail lights in the quarter panel, not in the lift gate as well. I'm going to do some research to see what that is about, but I found it interesting and maybe a way to ID GCC spec vehicles.
I thought I'd start a thread where people could post information on these GCC speced land cruisers.
Here are a couple of things that I have learned. Unlike US models, the GCC version does not use OBD-II. It uses M-OBD. That means a standard code reader will not work. I'm using Techstream, and it is also worth noting that M-OBD is pretty basic for this model. Techstream doesn't seem to gain you much.
The other thing that is really hard to find is a wiring diagram for the (my) GCC model (FZJ100). I finally found one here. The wiring in these is much more basic that what I found online. [edit: I uploaded a reordered and OCRed version to ih8mud here.]
Finally, another thing that I find interesting is that my LC only has tail lights in the quarter panel, not in the lift gate as well. I'm going to do some research to see what that is about, but I found it interesting and maybe a way to ID GCC spec vehicles.
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