Just bought a spare 1994 FJZ80

[allan man]

parts

jeff when can i come over, i need the plastic piece that covers the dr. side side mirror triangle in shape at the end of the dashboard that covers the screws
oh and also are interested before summer to service my AC like u did in your Ac thread

 

[Brentbba]

Driver's side mirror if tab holes and screw mount, etc. are in good shape.

 

[Otter]

Gas pedal, if it has the extra bracket for throttle cable.

 

[kilrspd]

Do you have the 3rd row seat brackets that mount to the wheel well? These are the bars that the 3rd row seat slide on when they are put up

i have some you can buy off me and im coming to northern utah(logan area) next week if youre intetested.

 

[86tuning]

Looking for center 2pt seatbelt with hardware and mounting bolts. Also rear bumpstops that live inside the rear springs.

 

[jdeitch]

Thanks again for all the interest. I have been at work every day since getting the vehicle and will have military duty all this coming weekend. 1st chance I will have to look over the car in the daylight will be Monday. Stay tuned.

 

[LCHardriver_02]

Do you know if the driver's seat belt can use the rear seat belt (middle row)? I need a grey one because mine is fraying really bad and a new one is too expensive right now.

 

[86tuning]

Do you know if the driver's seat belt can use the rear seat belt (middle row)? I need a grey one because mine is fraying really bad and a new one is too expensive right now.

Not recommended.

That said, if you are good with mechanisms you can replace the webbing (belt) portion of the seatbelt assembly by carefully unspooling the old belt and respooling the new belt in its place.

This procedure is wrought with liability so I must tell you NOT to do this. But it's possible. In case of problems I shall disavow everything to do with this.

Best bet is to spend the $200 on a new belt. Cheaper than having a problem in an accident.

 

[Dazrin]

Not recommended.

That said, if you are good with mechanisms you can replace the webbing (belt) portion of the seatbelt assembly by carefully unspooling the old belt and respooling the new belt in its place.

This procedure is wrought with liability so I must tell you NOT to do this. But it's possible. In case of problems I shall disavow everything to do with this.

Best bet is to spend the $200 on a new belt. Cheaper than having a problem in an accident.

I just got a new one for $175 ($25 of which was 2 day shipping) online too, so that might save a few dollars, but new is definitely the better idea.