My 2006 LC100 170K Baselining Project (1 Viewer)

[take123]

I recently bought a 2006 Land Cruiser with around 170K Miles. Changed the oil and drove it 3K miles no issues so far. Car is not rusted so thats good. Today I bought the following parts below in the table below.

The plan I have is to first replace the timing belt and accessories while at it, i.e. the water pump and alternator and starter and tensioners and idlers and thermostat and heater T's and other piping and clamps. Will replace the spark plugs, but couldn't find the ignition coils at a good price and those are quite expensive, will do the ignition coils in a few months. The prior owner didn't know if they replaced the timing belt, so kind of cringe.

I will then be replacing the CV Axles and the bearings, rotors, and brakes with new ones as they are leaking and worn, the previous owner used non OEM brakes so want to swap those out. Will do a flush of the fluids. After this the rig should be suited for some road trips, and the other maintenance items are more cosmetic or interior related work to renew the truck, for example my steering wheel doesn't remember its set position when I turn it on, and the steer wheel in/out motor doesn't work but the up/down motor works. The glove box is kind of loose and jiggly, needs to be fixed. The trunk needs new struts , and some window gaskets can be replaced with newer ones, and the rear spoiler could use some new clear coat.

I spent some time looking up part numbers on the Forums and the Partsouq site helped a lot. I procured my parts from Partsouq by default, and used ToyotaPartsDeal and Olathe if I found a cheaper price or if Partsouq was out of stock. Sometimes Partsouq was more expensive and sometimes some heavier parts are better bought in USA dealers due to shipping prices. Let's hope my part orders all arrive correctly with no issues (finger cross).

It's my first time baselining a project this large, so I may have missed something or got something wrong. Here's the full list, total so far around $5500 including taxes/shipping. Hopefully the list helps other enthusiasts.


Engine Sections:

Subsection	Part Number	Part Name	Code	?Partsouq	Price	Qty	PiceLower?	Place Buy
Camshaft & Valve	1350550030	IDLER SUB-ASSY, TIMING BELT, NO.1			52.36​	1​
Camshaft & Valve	1355650010	SHAFT, TIMING BELT IDLER			4.05​	1​
Camshaft & Valve	9020110101	Washer Plate			2.13​	1​
Camshaft & Valve	1354050030	TENSIONER ASSY, CHAIN, NO.1			40.73​	1​
Camshaft & Valve	1356859095	BELT, TIMING			73.07​	1​	58.93​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Camshaft & Valve	1350350011	IDLER SUB-ASSY, TIMING BELT, NO.2			52.97​	1​
Camshaft & Valve	90311-71002	FRONT CAM SEAL			21.78​	2​
Camshaft & Valve	90311-A0001	FRONT CRANK SEAL		NOT AVAIL		1​	13.09​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Engine Oil Cooler	9046720011	CLAMP OR CLIP(FOR WATER BY-PASS HOSE NO.2)			1.82​	6​
Engine Oil Cooler	1628150030	HOSE, WATER BY-PASS, NO.4			5.77​	1​
Engine Oil Cooler	1576750101	PIPE, OIL COOLER		NOT AVAIL	23.9​	1​	47.36​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Engine Oil Cooler	1577750030	HOSE, OIL COOLER			14.16​	1​
Water Pump	1610059275	PUMP ASSY, ENGINE WATER (inc. gasket)			144.58​	1​	117.32​	Olathe
Water Pump	16271-0F010	WATER PUMP GASKET		NOT AVAIL		1​	8​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Water Pump	1630750012	BRACKET SUB-ASSY, FAN			128.84​	1​
Water Pump	1621050101	COUPLING ASSY, FLUID (fan clutch)			186.47​	1​	102​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Water Pump	1660450030	PULLEY SUB-ASSY, IDLER, NO.2			42.54​	1​
Water Pump	1665950022	PLATE, IDLER PULLEY COVER, NO.1			2.34​	1​
Water Pump	166200W100	TENSIONER ASSY, V-RIBBED BELT		NOT AVAIL	68.78​	1​	75.02​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	1671150090	SHROUD, FAN		ship expensive	88.47​	1​	125.08​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	1636150170	Fan			162.66​	1​	146​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	9046743002	CLAMP OR CLIP, HOSE(FOR RADIATOR INLET)			3.16​	1​
Radiator and Water Outlet	1657250150	HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.2			20.95​	1​
Radiator and Water Outlet	9046741002	CLAMP OR CLIP(FOR WATER HOSE)		NOT AVAIL	3.66​	3​	6.87​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	1657150150	HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.1			14.83​	1​
Radiator and Water Outlet	1626150140	HOSE, WATER BY-PASS			4.39​	1​
Radiator and Water Outlet	9613741501	CLAMP OR CLIP(FOR RADIATOR RESERVE TANK HOSE NO.3)		NOT AVAIL	1.68​	2​	3.13​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	1620650170	PIPE SUB-ASSY, WATER BY-PASS		NOT AVAIL	28.21​	1​	63.84​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Radiator and Water Outlet	9676124019	RING, O			1.71​	1​
Radiator and Water Outlet	1640050290	RADIATOR ASSY			1181.47​	1​	481.66​	Olathe
V Belt	9091602585	BELT, V(FOR FAN & ALTERNATOR)			75.34​	1​	44.85​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Manifold	1717150030	GASKET, INTAKE MANIFOLD TO HEAD, NO.1			7.87​	2​
Air Injection System	1734250180	HOSE, NO.2(FOR AIR INJECTION SYSTEM)			24.5​	1​
Air Injection System	9613642901	CLAMP OR CLIP, HOSE(FOR WATER BY-PASS HOSE)		NOT AVAIL	2.28​	2​	4.33​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Air Injection System	176000F010	PUMP ASSY, AIR		not buy this too $	468.86​	1​	444.43​	Olathe
Air Injection System	1734150180	HOSE, NO.1(FOR AIR INJECTION SYSTEM)			11.64​	1​
Ignition & Spark	9091902249	COIL ASSY, IGNITION		NOT AVAIL	78.08​	8​	wait it out
Ignition & Spark	9091901210	PLUG, SPARK			11.51​	8​	9​	Toyota Parts Deal
Alternator	2706050360	ALTERNATOR ASSY			1127.05​	1​	310​	Toyota Parts Deal
Starter	2810050101	STARTER ASSY			591.87​	1​	218​	Olathe
THERM	90916-03100	THERMOSTAT			15.32​	1​
THERM	16346-50010	THERMOSTAT GASKET			2.66​	1​
Heater T's	87248-60460	Heater T			5.52​	2​
Air Filter	1780150040​	Air Filter				1​	20​	Toyota Parts Deal
Oil Pan	90341-12023	PLUG(FOR OIL PAN DRAIN)			2.83​	2​
Oil Pan	9043012031	GASKET(FOR OIL PAN DRAIN PLUG)			0.68​	10​

Drive Train Sections:

Subsection	Part Number	Part Name	Code	?Partsouq	Price	Qty	PiceLower?	Place Buy
CV Axles	43430-60040	Shaft Assembly, Front Drive, Right				2​	370.64​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Diff Seals	9031147013	OIL SEAL, FRONT DRIVE SHAFT, LH			9.65​	1​
Diff Seals	9031147012	OIL SEAL, FRONT DRIVE SHAFT, RH				1​	15​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Diff	12157-10010	Diff crush washer, get extra			0.54​	6​
Diff	90430-18008	Transfer case crush washer, get extra			0.56​	3​
Front Rotor	4342260070	GASKET, FRONT AXLE OUTER SHAFT FLANGE, RH/LH			1.12​	2​
Front Rotor	4342335010	CAP, FRONT AXLE HUB GREASE, RH/LH			2.1​	2​
Front Rotor	4342160030	FLANGE, FRONT AXLE OUTER SHAFT, RH/LH		Out of stock	46.01​	2​	66.61​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Front Rotor	9021542025	WASHER, FRONT WHEEL ADJUSTING LOCK, RH/LH			1.43​	2​
Front Rotor	9021442030	WASHER, CLAW (FOR FRONT AXLE HUB),RH/LH			2.21​	2​
Front Rotor	4232360030	WASHER, CONE (FOR FRONT AXLE SHAFT),RH/LH			0.79​	12​
Front Rotor	9052031005	RING, DRIVE SHAFT SNAP, RH/LH			1.38​	2​
Front Rotor	9017010039	NUT, HEXAGON			0.68​	12​
Front Rotor	9020110075	WASHER			0.69​	12​
Front Rotor	9011610201	BOLT, STUD (FOR FRONT AXLE OUTER SHAFT FLANGE),RH/LH			0.9​	12​
Front Rotor	4352160011	NUT, FRONT WHEEL ADJUSTING, RH/LH			4.19​	4​
Front Rotor	9008036098	BEARING (FOR FRONT AXLE HUB INNER),RH/LH			48.12​	2​
Front Rotor	9008036067	BEARING (FOR FRONT AXLE HUB OUTER),RH/LH		Out of stock	32.52​	2​	55.2​	Olathe
Front Rotor	9031170011	SEAL, OIL (FOR FRONT AXLE HUB),RH/LH			18.19​	2​
Front Rotor	4351260170	DISC, FRONT		Out of stock	166.16​	2​	72.79​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Front Rotor	9094202077	Bolt, Hub		not buy this too $	4.69​	10​
Front Rotor	9025010032	PIN, STRAIGHT (FOR FRONT AXLE HUB),RH/LH			0.82​	4​
Front Rotor	9010512174	BOLT, HEXAGON(FOR REAR CALIPER)			1.1​	10​
Rear Rotor	9031058002	SEAL, OIL (FOR REAR AXLE SHAFT),RH/LH			5.77​	2​
Rear Rotor	4242360030	RETAINER, REAR AXLE BEARING, INNER, RH/LH			8.39​	2​
Rear Rotor	4351760020	ROTOR, SKID CONTROL, REAR			8.81​	2​
Rear Rotor	9052044038	RING, SNAP (FOR REAR AXLE SHAFT),RH/LH			1.46​	2​
Rear Rotor	4242360040	RETAINER, REAR AXLE BEARING, INNER, RH/LH			13.73​	2​
Rear Rotor	9020848002	WASHER (FOR REAR AXLE SHAFT),RH/LH			2.25​	2​
Rear Rotor	9036948001	BEARING (FOR REAR AXLE SHAFT),RH/LH			92.9​	2​
Rear Rotor	9030185004	RING, O (FOR REAR AXLE BEARING CASE),RH/LH			2.46​	2​
Rear Rotor	4242160040	CASE, REAR AXLE BEARING, RH			59.29​	1​
Rear Rotor	4242160030	CASE, REAR AXLE BEARING, LH			59.64​	1​
Rear Rotor	9031362001	SEAL, OIL (FOR REAR AXLE SHAFT OUTER)			6.65​	2​
Rear Rotor	9017912118	NUT(FOR BACKING PLATE TO REAR AXLE HOUSING SETTING)			0.77​	8​
Rear Rotor	9011412036	BOLT (FOR REAR AXLE BEARING CASE)		Out of stock		8​	2.38​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Rear Rotor	9094202077	HUB BOLT		not buy this too $	5​	10​
Rear Rotor	4244160050	DEFLECTOR, BRAKE DRUM OIL, RH/LH			16.88​	2​
Rear Rotor	4244360020	GASKET, BRAKE DRUM OIL DEFLECTOR, RH/LH			5.69​	2​
Rear Rotor	4243160280	DISC, REAR			176.49​	2​	92.74​	ToyotaPartsDeal
	4749122020	PLUG, HOLE(FOR REAR SUSPENSION ARM)			1.24​	2​
Front Brakes	446560230	Disk Pad Set Front				1​	80​	Olathe
Front Brakes	494560010	Shim Kit Anti Squeel Front			60.79​	1​
Front Brakes	494760100	FITTING KIT, DISC BRAKE, FRONT				1​	3​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Front Brakes	447960040	Cylinder Kit, Disc Brake, Front				1​	45​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Front Brakes	9024006024	PIN, W/HOLE(FOR FRONT DISC BRAKE ANTI-RATTLE)			0.62​	4​
Front Brakes	3147830010	CAP, BLEEDER PLUG			1.18​	2​
Front Brakes	9010512175	BOLT, HEXAGON(FOR FRONT DISC BRAKE CALIPER)			1.28​	4​
Front Brakes	4774860060	Spring, Anti-RATTLE				2​	5​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Front Brakes	9046812015	CLIP(FOR FRONT DISC BRAKE ANTI-RATTLE)			1.49​	2​
Rear Brakes	446660070	Brake Pads Rear - Toyota (04466-60070)				1​	55​	Olathe
Rear Brakes	494660031	SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEAL(FOR REAR DISC BRAKE)			40​	1​
Rear Brakes	494860010	FITTING KIT, DISC BRAKE, REAR				1​	15​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Rear Brakes	447960250	CYLINDER KIT, DISC BRAKE, REAR				1​	18​	ToyotaPartsDeal
Rear Brakes	3147830010	CAP, BLEEDER PLUG			1.18​	2​
Rear Brakes	9010508304	BOLT(FOR FRONT DISC BRAKE CYLINDER MOUNTING)			0.59​	4​
Rear Brakes	4771560010	PIN, CYLINDER SLIDE(FOR REAR DISC BRAKE)			5.69​	2​
Rear Brakes	4771560020	PIN, CYLINDER SLIDE(FOR REAR DISC BRAKE)			5.71​	2​
Rear Brakes	9010112167	BOLT, HEXAGON(FOR REAR CALIPER)			0.88​	4​

Will update my progress over time with some pics or vids of the work in my garage.

-Cheers

 

[Red Beard]

That's an extensive list. I guess we'll see you in a couple months after you get all that stuff replaced?

I am curious of your thoughts of the 200 vs 100 so far.

Something worth including for baselining is suspension stuff. All those rubber bits get real worn out and contribute to a less comfortable ride. Control arms front and rear, shock bushings, etc. Also, I hear motor mounts are great to replace to cut down on vibrations.
Does it have AHC? Globes from Impex Japan are the way to go.

 

[take123]

My parts arrived from Olathe, Partsouq, and ToyotaPartsDeal this week!

I create a video on YouTube of my loot, will work on it later in March as I need to go on a out of town work trip.


^My 200 is definitely much quieter on the inside, the 100 I feel more what is happening on the ground, the 200 just absorbs everything, it's so quiet and soft. The 200 feels much more solid, and the engine is much more powerful. I don't feel so comfortable working on the 200 myself yet, as there's not as much info on it out online. I still like my 100, something about it makes me always come back to the 100.

My suspension is not on immediate right now as it feels good. I do plan to replace the arms and bushings in future but nothing needed probably for next 30-50k mi, and the ball joint (prob won't redo the ball joint, just redo the whole arm). The bushings are a pain to replace, I really am not looking forward to that. Engine bushings can be good too to replace, but I'm not so sure I have the right tools for that job and my engine is quiet when I sit in the cabin. The sway bar bushings I can replace those too. Steering Rack definitely will be on the next round of replacement, along with Exhaust system and refreshed Tires and tire pressure sensors.

I exercised the AHC and center diff locker system on and off, and the transfer case periodically to get the juices flowing. They seem to all function with no issue. Center diff light needs replacing, so I got a replacement switch as a first try, don't think it's the dash light bulb as it's rarely used. The AHC globes and lines look rust free so far, so will leave those for now. The AHC fluid needs to be cleaned up looks dirty, doubt the PO did anything to it.

 

[take123]

Update 3/21/2024

I got my new exhaust system from PartsOUQ.
I ordered the gaskets, the rubber mounts, and the 3 pieces of the exhaust assembly kit. I did not swap the catalytic converters, they appear in good shape.

I had to take it to a Muffler-only shop, as the bolts and old exhaust were rusted really bad, it would of taken me forever to do it. It was a more hands on job so decided to save the time and effort and pay the shop. They did a good job (5 star shop on Google), walked in, did it in 2-3 hours, was a clean job, done.

The car now sounds very quiet and smooth when putting on the gas! No more rattling or high frequency sound when putting the pedal real hard.

For those that are wondering here's some of the part numbers:

You can check it on PartsOUQ

Number	Name	Brand	Price	Qty
1740350151	PIPE ASSY, EXHAUST, CENTER	Toyota	366.20$	1
1745050070	PIPE ASSY, EXHAUST, FRONT NO.2	Toyota	121.52$	1
1740550030	PIPE ASSY, EXHAUST, TAIL	Toyota	225.20$	1
1745250050	CLAMP, EXHAUST PIPE	Toyota	16.33$	1
1745150050	GASKET, EXHAUST PIPE, CENTER	Toyota	1.31$	1
9164180840	BOLT,W/WASHER	Toyota	0.79$	1
9091706045	GASKET, EXHAUST PIPE	Toyota	1.27$	3
9151561035	BOLT, FLANGE	Toyota	0.69$	6
9418561000	NUT,LOCK	Toyota	0.75$	6
1756546040	SUPPORT, EXHAUST PIPE, NO.1	Toyota	9.81$	1
1756574280	SUPPORT, EXHAUST PIPE, NO.1	Toyota	5.72$	3
1756513030	BOLT OR RING, EXHAUST PIPE FRONT (FOR CENTER)	Toyota	4.59$	2

Note, there is a Dampener part that sits behind the exhaust pipe (1758150140). I decided to reuse my old Dampener assembly as it was in good condition, and didn't want to spend more money than required. Some of the rubber support was out of stock for me, so I only bought what was in stock, I used around 4 of the original ones and swapped 2 to new ones, overall don't see these as needing all replaced they still worked. What needed replacing is all the rusted out metal, bolts, nuts, and the exhaust pipes, and the gaskets involved.

 

[Chrisek]

Right on and looking forward to your rehab project. Sounds like you have already scoped out the LCA’s, I would also suggest checking on the front diff mount (radiator side specifically) and the transmission mount. If still good, then you can project lifespan for you. By the time I got to mine, they were chunked.

 

[AARONTLC]

Love to see another 100 Series being taken care of. I am on the down hill side of my base line replacement list. A couple things:

Consider rehabbing your Front Drive Shafts (CV’s). Reboot kits are considerably cheaper and kind of a fun project. I would replace only if damaged or they were already aftermarket.

You mentioned that you wanted to replace coils. Wait for a holiday special. Somebody will post on here. I just replaced my spark plugs and torqued them to the highly suggested 18 lbs. Found 4 of my coils were split. They worked fine but they were starting to come apart. I replaced the 4 and kept 2 for temporary replacement option.

Good luck!

 

[mokrunka]

You torqued your plugs to 18 ft-lbs? FSM says 13 ft-lbs, when you say highly recommended, where does that come from? I know there are concerns about the plugs coming loose, but also don't want to strip them from the head.

 

[Land Shark]

You torqued your plugs to 18 ft-lbs? FSM says 13 ft-lbs, when you say highly recommended, where does that come from? I know there are concerns about the plugs coming loose, but also don't want to strip them from the head.

Read through this

Ticking time bomb TICK TICK TICK: Spark plugs Alert Alert Alert!

TICK TICK TICK POP POP POP is a ticking time bomb, often mistaken as exhaust manifold crack or gasket leak leak. ALERT, ALERT, ALERT: Spark plugs are working themselves loose. "Walking Out" Then blowing out of head, taking their female threads of head with them! Very damaging! You think TICK...

forum.ih8mud.com

 

[AARONTLC]

You torqued your plugs to 18 ft-lbs? FSM says 13 ft-lbs, when you say highly recommended, where does that come from? I know there are concerns about the plugs coming loose, but also don't want to strip them from the head.

Yeah I know what the FSM reads. I was skeptical as well until I pulled my plugs after reading the attached thread. I would wager good money that the tightest of the 8 spark plugs was no more than 10 to 15 inch lbs. At no time did it feel like the head was going to strip torquing to 18 ft lbs.

 

[take123]

I did some basic maintenance today. Changed Fuel Filter and changed the rear hatch struts, and fixed the center locking diff light not coming on.


Fuel Filter


Rear Hatch Struts


Center Diff Lock Switch
Summarized here: Center Differential Lock Transfer Indicator Switch Problem - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/center-differential-lock-transfer-indicator-switch-problem.498372/post-15414305

 

[take123]

Posting some quick updates, been busy lately:

Both front wheels have bearings repacked, new seals, new races, new rotors, new flanges and CV axles. I kept the old hubs but polished them off with a brass brush. They got new brake pads and shims and springs, new rubber boots on pistons. I rebuilt the old brake pistons/calipers and used a brass wire wheel to remove some rust off the calipers and pistons. Made sure everything was torqued properly. Bled the brakes. I'll do the rear brakes and rotors later, when I get ready to replace those bearings which is a lot of work....

On one side, I didn't pound one of the inner bearing races all the way into the hub, so my caliper was hitting the rotor. Had to get a new bearing and race and then installed it all the way down, double checked both inner and outer race, and all lines up now.

Old rotor/hub and CV boot. The CV's were leaking bad. Old rotors were rusted and not a lot of grease in the bearings. The prior owner also did not use OEM brakes, there were no shims or springs.

I plan to rebuild the old CV's with new grease and boots, keep it as a spare. They look overall fine and the teeth still make good mounting with the flanges, theres no teeth wear. When installing the CV axle I found there is a thin shiny metal at the very edge of the wheel mounting side that surrounds/covers the mounting location of the spindle. That thin metal bends easily so be careful when moving around the CV, don't let the CV lay on the ground with that thin metal hitting the ground or else it'll flatten and you'll have to bend it back carefully with pliers.


Picture of new rotor/hub/bearing mounted with new CV axles. New brake caliper kit rebuilt all OEM:

I then replaced my old crusty ignition coils and spark plugs with new OEM (Denso) ones.

For those trying to do this themselves and not so confident, here's some videos I use as reference. I didn't feel like making videos of these as there are so many good videos public already. They made it a lot easier, but refer to original FSM as well:

CV Axle:
Easiest CV axle replacement Land Cruiser 100 Lexus LX470 ASMR

CV axles, front differential seals and diff oil replaced on land cruiser 100 LX470

Huge Improvement! Replacing CV Axels and Drive Flanges 100 Series Land Cruiser - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiR-3S5HLBU&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=41&t=800s

100 Series Land Cruiser/ LX470 CV axle replacement - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L_Ecu7hsN0&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=42&t=82s

Rebooting: How to reboot a CV axle 100 Series Toyota Land Cruiser or Lexus LX470 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgIwpVOCMmo&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=69&t=330s

100 series Landcruiser/ LX470 cv joint replacement - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPcs32MI-SE&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=77&t=546s

Front Wheel Bearing / Hub / Flanges:
Toyota Landcruiser - Replace Front Wheel Bearings (100 Series / Lexus LX470) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjrzVMM4OW0&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=38

100 Series Land Cruiser Front Brakes - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSM0pV00lCg&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=39

100 Series Land Cruiser Front Brake Rotor and Wheel Bearing Install - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RMPLrOxbys&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=37&t=1072s

New wheel bearings, rotors, and hub flanges for the Land cruiser 100 series - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObK8Y43qr4Y&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=10&t=193s

Front Brakes:
Land Cruiser 100 Front Brakes - Including bearing replacement - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc78T99e560&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=30&t=709s

Land Cruiser Front Brake / Bearing Replacement E70 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I88ADQxCyBg&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=82&t=406s

Final pieces! front brake pads, shims, and caliper install. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYKNESiJJo4&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=9

Brake job from HELL!! the most involving brake job Land crusier 100 LX470 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQgy2usnlD8&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=36

Brake Caliper Rebuild (general): Brake Caliper Rebuild - Dual Piston - Seals, Dust Boots & Dust Boot Clip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToXPo7eDcs0&list=PLLRTG3-K4DEZy5VNRpcUuqfJxgQ5DkM1_&index=83&t=438s

Spark Plugs / Ignition Coils:
How to Change Spark Plugs - Toyota Landcruiser/Tundra/Sequoia/4Runner/LX470

Spark plug replacement on Land cruiser 100 series LX470 and all Toyota 2UZ engines