landcruiser body and chassis manuals info wanted (1 Viewer)

[bj40green]

Hope this helps,

98127 Chassis & Body FJ, BJ, HJ, 1972 – 1974
98127 chassis-body '72-'74.pdf

98077 Chassis & Body FJ 1972 - 1974
98077 chassis-body FJ40 72-74.pdf

Rudi

 

[Swompdog]

Thank you Rudi, it is a big help.

Sam

 

[ozcrusier]

I have a few 40 series manuals if you want part numbers.

 

[Splangy]

1961-1962 FJ40, 43, 45 - manual has no number
1963? FJ40, 43, 45 - #97214
1963 transmission supplement - no number
1969 FJ40, 43, 45 - #98041 (this one shows FJ45LV on cover despite being out of production by this point)
1971 same as 1969 #98041
December 1971 all models - 98071
1981 all models - 98154
1981 chassis supplement - 98344

 

[DBuilders]

Hope this helps,

98127 Chassis & Body FJ, BJ, HJ, 1972 – 1974
98127 chassis-body '72-'74.pdf

98077 Chassis & Body FJ 1972 - 1974
98077 chassis-body FJ40 72-74.pdf

Rudi

Rudi, would you have a PDF of the 36047 B-3B diesel engine manual.
It would be greatly appreciated.

Ken

 

[bj40green]

Here you are
36047 B-2B-3B engine 1980.pdf

Rudi

 

[DBuilders]

Here you are
36047 B-2B-3B engine 1980.pdf

Rudi

Thanks for the info

 

[4Cruisers]

Bumping an old thread.

I'm looking for distributor vacuum advance data for US market (and overseas if available) for 2F engines with either advance only or advance and retard distributors. I have that type of information for the '68 and earlier F engine advancers from F Engine Repair Manuals, presented in a tabular format as shown below. The hard copy 2F Engine Repair Manual I have has a table that includes information for 19100-61021, the '77 2F vacuum advance distributor, but it (incorrectly due to typo?) shows it as vacuum retard - the numbers are definitely advance numbers. The problem is that there are only two data points - when advance begins at 3.94 in. Hg and 5 degrees distributor advance at 6.30 in. Hg. In contrast, the information (in the same manual) for the non-US 19100-61010 includes three data points - when advance begins at 3.94 in. Hg, 5 degrees distributor advance at 7.87 in. Hg, and 8.5 degrees distributor advance at 11.8 in. Hg.

The two manuals posted by @Trollhole (thanks again!) I looked at were the 1975 2F and 1980 2F manuals. The 1975 manual doesn't include the '77 distributors (published before the distributor was first used), and the 1980 manual dropped the distributor specifications altogether.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[DSRTRDR]

bears repeating:

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sorry, I cannot help with the distributor question