Guys i have a 1982 BJ40 land cruiser. fuel preasure gauge is not working. im wandering what is this light its not working. and not hooked on. is it oil preassure light ? how can i fix it. engine is 2B engine.
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Help me identify this light
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No clue. Maybe a manual will help free downloads Land Cruiser Factory Service Manuals (FSMs) - https://www.cruisercult.com/factory-service-manuals
There is a diesel section around here somewhere to look/ask in too.
Any loose wires near the light - color code on the wire will help with a wiring diagram. Look on the engine block for the oil pressure sending unit (round can golf ball size with a wire and connector to it) again color code on that wire can help identify it.
Fuel pressure has a sender, connecting wire and a gauge if electric - any of which can be bad plus a connection threw the fuse block
There is a diesel section around here somewhere to look/ask in too.
Any loose wires near the light - color code on the wire will help with a wiring diagram. Look on the engine block for the oil pressure sending unit (round can golf ball size with a wire and connector to it) again color code on that wire can help identify it.
Fuel pressure has a sender, connecting wire and a gauge if electric - any of which can be bad plus a connection threw the fuse block
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thank you
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99% sure it’s not for anything! My Colombian rig has the same light fixture. One side is parking brake, other side has no bulb/socket/wiring.
I looked mine up in the EPC, part number 81850-60200. Even new only has one side illuminated.
To answer your question, run your vin through the EPC and see what number comes out. Or check dash wiring. Or look up the wiring diagrams. All as suggested.
I looked mine up in the EPC, part number 81850-60200. Even new only has one side illuminated.
To answer your question, run your vin through the EPC and see what number comes out. Or check dash wiring. Or look up the wiring diagrams. All as suggested.
On my Australian 1975 FJ40, one is park brake, the other is brake fluid (sensor on the top of the reservoir). But I have no idea if that's how it's meant to be, or if it's just what the previous owner did..
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hey thank you soo much what is the EPC meaning... can you show me where to add the vin number
We’re pretty friendly in the forum, but we also like folks who take some time to try and figure stuff out for themselves. Owning and maintaining a 40 takes some grit.
EPC is the electronic parts catalogue.
Toyota parts catalog
Electronic spare parts online catalog for Toyota. Toyota engine, chassis, body and electric parts.
You’ll need your VIN, your region, and your model code. In Sri Lanka, you’re likely in the general region. Your VIN and model code are stamped on the vehicle VIN tag.
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thank you i found it <3 i used chatgptWe’re pretty friendly in the forum, but we also like folks who take some time to try and figure stuff out for themselves. Owning and maintaining a 40 takes some grit.
EPC is the electronic parts catalogue.
Toyota parts catalog
Electronic spare parts online catalog for Toyota. Toyota engine, chassis, body and electric parts.toyota.epc-data.com
You’ll need your VIN, your region, and your model code. In Sri Lanka, you’re likely in the general region. Your VIN and model code are stamped on the vehicle VIN tag.
