Looking for F & R E-Locker Harness (1 Viewer)

[GOTLOCKED96]

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United States

I'm doing a complete rebuild of my diff/axles in a few weeks and figured since I have new OEM lockers I would do the harness at the same time.

I know these are NLA, however @NLXTACY had the front one a few weeks ago. Any one have a source for these or a set in your hoard that you would sell?

Front:
Part No.: 82164-60013
WIRE,FRAME

Rear:
Part No.: 82165-60080
WIRE, FRAME, NO.2

 

[OGBeno]

Post in the classifieds section. This is tech.

 

[GOTLOCKED96]

Per my research they are made by are made by Yazaki. Is there a generic version? Or do the locker harnesses from other models work?

*Added so it is a tech topic now

 

[OGBeno]

Per my research they are made by are made by Yazaki. Is there a generic version? Or do the locker harnesses from other models work?

*Added so it is a tech topic now

No.

Either get the connectors on either end and make your own harness or get used ones.

 

[sdnative]

80 series? Newest one is 23 yo. Probably better off just making your own. Not that difficult. I did mine here, 100 series but same concept. Start with post 54.

Adding F/R lockers to 2003 Land Cruiser

if you swap the whole assy, you have to pull off all the ATRAC stuff of your 03 and put it back on the 99. I'm starting to understand that this route may be easiest.

forum.ih8mud.com

For the connector part numbers, look for the 5 digit number on the connector and prefix that with 90980- for the Toyota part number.