Headlight wire harness FJ60 and FJ62 (1 Viewer)

[packyb]

Erik - Strange about the PM. Sent you an email.

 

[land crusher]

Erik,

What type (not size) of wire are you using?

Thanks

 

[slcfj62]

GPT automotive wire.

I should add that GPT wire is rated up to 175 degrees Fahrenheit. The harness is designed to route the wire along the perimeter of the engine compartment and it should never be in close proximity to the exhaust or the radiator. I have felt the wires after running my FJ62 and the wires have been warm to the touch but never hot, so I believe that GPT wire is adequate. If you were going to run wires close to the exhaust or next to the radiator or heater hoses, you would want to use SXL wiring which is rated at about 250 degrees F.

 

[PresaMax]

SLCFJ62:

How's production going Sir? Looking forward to some brighter lights. Thanks.

 

[slcfj62]

I am way behind. My list is growing faster than I can get these built. But, I am plugging away and will eventually get down to you on my list--I promise.

 

[PresaMax]

Thank You Sir! I'm Sure Your Product Will Be Worth The Wait.

 

[enfield]

Sent an email a few days ago. The anticipation, or a deer, might kill me, lol.

 

[DOCTIM]

Ultimate Harness

What is your price for a FJ40 Ultimate Harness? What are the adapters for stock headlights? Thanks

 

[slcfj62]

FJ40 and FJ60 harnesses are $165, FJ62 harness is $180 plus $15 shipping within the USA. Adapters for stock sealed beam headlights are only needed for an FJ62.

 

[OGBeno]

Got mine the other day.

Very impressive construction and attention to detail. It has a worthy right to be in the engine bay of a Land Cruiser.

Great customer support and tech documentation as well.

 

[bdynamic]

just pm'd. i am sure it will be worth the wait.

 

[swamprunner]

Can you build one for a 24v system?

 

[robertofran3]

FJ62 wiring harness

PM sent....would like to get on your list.

Thanks

 

[XRover4life]

Sent you an email through mud. Looking forward to being able to see much better at night.

Thanks.

 

[PresaMax]

Got my harness and auxiliary box on 11/27/13. Thanks so much for the outstanding customer service. Your product is top quality. Erik is an awesome guy to work with. He's slammed with orders but still takes the time to provide customer service that is extremely rare in the market place today. I'm very happy to do business with you. Thanks for the consideration, time, and effort.

 

[drillduty]

Interested in being added to your wait list for a 1989 FJ62Thanks in advance

 

[Eporter]

Great harness. Installed it with some upgraded Busdepot.com H4s and it's definitely brighter. Easy install in my 1983 FJ60. One question; Is there a specific place on an FJ60 that this bolts in? I couldn't find anything that matched up. It would've been icing on the harness if it bolted into some existing threaded holes in the fender wall. I ended up mounting it flat using an old hole, and a new one, drilled in my wheel well.

I assume you're making the brackets, so could they be made with a few holes or slots to allow for bolting into holes on different years of inner fenders/supports?

Or maybe I just missed something...

You can see here how it lines up with one factory threaded hole on the left, but would need one added on the right. This is on the passenger side, right behind the battery.

 

[slcfj62]

The brackets come with the Bussmann Modules. So, they are a universal type fit. You did it the right way--use an existing hole and drill a new one.

 

[PhrogsPhorever]

Erik, did you get the 70 series wiring diagram I sent you to see if the 60 series unit will work?

Sent from my interwebz doo-dad

 

[Eporter]

Ah, that makes sense with the brackets. Guess the only other thing worth mentioning is that you need hardware to install the bracket. I had just enough random nuts/bolts/washers sitting around. I believe the hole is 5/16 in diameter. Always good to avoid yet another trip to the hardware store if you can.