JunkCrzr89
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Lx470 = uzj100
Improved FSM downloads (7 Viewers)
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There are cosmetic, mechanical and electrical differences between the LX470 and the LC 100 series, but for most purposes you can consider them the same. If you're going to get into the suspension, in particular, you'll want LX-specific manuals.
Amazing resource thank you
Thanks so much for this!Hey mud, I'm about 6 months in on owning my LC and absolutely loving it. Really wanting to do my own maintenance, so I sought out the FSMs. A quick search here lead me to the pdfs for a 2004 LC. Those were great except, like many of you have experienced, they are all out of order.
Everyone here has been so helpful, so I wanted to do something to contribute. I downloaded all the files, and properly re-ordered the page numbers. I hope you all find this useful and I hope it hasn't already been done lol. Thanks for being such an awesome community and resource.
I put volume 1, volume 2, electrical wiring diagram, and collision reference in a DropBox. This link should let you view and download.
Dropbox
www.dropbox.com
If you too want to print & bind them, here should be your print order.
Volume 1:
introduction (pg 1-40)
maintenance (pg 49-59) **i dont know where pg 41-48 is.**
preparation (pg 60-140)
service specifications (pg 141-193)
diagnostics (pg 194-1210)
Volume 2:
engine mechanical - (pg 1574 -1688)
emission - (pg 1689 - 1699)
sfi - (pg 1700 - 1761)
cooling - (pg 1762 - 1781)
lubrication - (pg 1782 - 1803)
ignition - (pg 1804 - 1816)
starting - (pg 1817 - 1835)
charging - (pg 1836 - 1851)
auto transmission - (pg 1852 - 1888)
transfer - (pg 1889 - 1939)
propeller shaft - (pg 1940 - 1950)
suspension - (pg 1951 - 2135)
brake - (pg 2137 - 2209)
steering - (pg 2210 - 2275)
safety restraint system - (pg 2276 - 2373)
body electrical - (pg 2374 - 2573)
body mechanical - (pg 2574 - 2724)
air conditioning - (pg 2726 - 2835)
Reworking the page numbers was very tedious so if you find a mistake, give me a shout and I'll get it corrected and uploaded.
anyone got the AHC FSM section?
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Right on. Got my question answered. Thank you!
A belated thank you to the OP and a request to the hive mind: has anyone tried training a GPT model on this data yet?
I attempted to, but the first step is OCR and my tools (Acrobat) could not parse the resolution well enough to get good recognition. There are better tools out there.
I find when working in the garage it’s helpful to just ask questions rather than paging through the manual. I’ve got ChatGPT trained to mine ‘Mud first when I’m working on my Land Cruiser, but an assistant trained in the FSM would give more accurate results when you need specs.
It’s pretty cool when it works. I’ve been elbow-deep in a control arm replacement (on my Mercedes) and just called out, “what’s the torque on the eccentric bolts?” and gotten an accurate answer.
I attempted to, but the first step is OCR and my tools (Acrobat) could not parse the resolution well enough to get good recognition. There are better tools out there.
I find when working in the garage it’s helpful to just ask questions rather than paging through the manual. I’ve got ChatGPT trained to mine ‘Mud first when I’m working on my Land Cruiser, but an assistant trained in the FSM would give more accurate results when you need specs.
It’s pretty cool when it works. I’ve been elbow-deep in a control arm replacement (on my Mercedes) and just called out, “what’s the torque on the eccentric bolts?” and gotten an accurate answer.
Thank you so much!
Thats awesome.. OP.. thanks
Thanks very much guys.
This FSM helped me confirm that running a 0W-40 oil was perfectly ok in the 2UZ-FE and actually recommended by Toyota in the temperature range I live in in FL
This FSM helped me confirm that running a 0W-40 oil was perfectly ok in the 2UZ-FE and actually recommended by Toyota in the temperature range I live in in FL
Drop this in Notbook LM in Google and your can query it using this as the primary reference source.Hey mud, I'm about 6 months in on owning my LC and absolutely loving it. Really wanting to do my own maintenance, so I sought out the FSMs. A quick search here lead me to the pdfs for a 2004 LC. Those were great except, like many of you have experienced, they are all out of order.
Everyone here has been so helpful, so I wanted to do something to contribute. I downloaded all the files, and properly re-ordered the page numbers. I hope you all find this useful and I hope it hasn't already been done lol. Thanks for being such an awesome community and resource.
I put volume 1, volume 2, electrical wiring diagram, and collision reference in a DropBox. This link should let you view and download.
Dropbox
If you too want to print & bind them, here should be your print order.
Volume 1:
introduction (pg 1-40)
maintenance (pg 49-59) **i dont know where pg 41-48 is.**
preparation (pg 60-140)
service specifications (pg 141-193)
diagnostics (pg 194-1210)
Volume 2:
engine mechanical - (pg 1574 -1688)
emission - (pg 1689 - 1699)
sfi - (pg 1700 - 1761)
cooling - (pg 1762 - 1781)
lubrication - (pg 1782 - 1803)
ignition - (pg 1804 - 1816)
starting - (pg 1817 - 1835)
charging - (pg 1836 - 1851)
auto transmission - (pg 1852 - 1888)
transfer - (pg 1889 - 1939)
propeller shaft - (pg 1940 - 1950)
suspension - (pg 1951 - 2135)
brake - (pg 2137 - 2209)
steering - (pg 2210 - 2275)
safety restraint system - (pg 2276 - 2373)
body electrical - (pg 2374 - 2573)
body mechanical - (pg 2574 - 2724)
air conditioning - (pg 2726 - 2835)
Reworking the page numbers was very tedious so if you find a mistake, give me a shout and I'll get it corrected and uploaded.
