Dirty Koala
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I have been doing my swap in an average sizedaily 2 car garage, I can't wait to see what it's like working on a 40 in there.
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Thanks for the link Dave. That one was for drum but he does have one for disc and seem to be a good price for new. Doing power steering and disc at the same time is getting pricey when I add up all the items needed.Racer65 has a nice booster for sale.
New OEM Spec Brake Booster for '71 to '75 FJ40 / FJ45 / FJ55 / BJ40
Ha. Very true but I still try to have a budget. Although with many of the parts I am looking for you must scoop them up when you find them otherwise someone else will. Especially the parts that are no longer available.After everything you've been through? And you're worrying NOW about pricey?
Sorry, couldn't resist....
Assorted tub plugs.
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These are the four I got.Nice - do you have the part#s or @beno do you have a kit for my 78 USA edition?
I also tried to figure out if my glow plugs work since the indicator doesn't glow but the relay clicks. However it does get hot because I burned my fingers when I reached up to remove it. Maybe not getting hot enough to glow red?
I should have wrote down the part number on the plug when I removed one to see how it looked. Need to go back and do that. I did confirm it was a 8.5v plug.Depends on the glow plugs. If they are "new" energy saving plugs they'll draw not enough amps to make the controller glow.
The original 1970 plugs (8.5V) draw 10 Amp each, so 40 Amps in total.
The new plugs I bought were "energy savers" (8 Amp each) but worked fine. Total draw is 32 Amps which is not enough for the controller to lit up.
Rudi
Do you know if the indicator used in forklifts works the same way with the 40amp draw? I would like the indicator to work at least when the wife drives.Depends on the glow plugs. If they are "new" energy saving plugs they'll draw not enough amps to make the controller glow.
The original 1970 plugs (8.5V) draw 10 Amp each, so 40 Amps in total.
The new plugs I bought were "energy savers" (8 Amp each) but worked fine. Total draw is 32 Amps which is not enough for the controller to lit up.
Rudi