Builds My LC79 build, HZJ79 body, 2uz/A343f UZJ79 (3 Viewers)

[sr5pickup]

Wiring sorted out and all necessary plugs added to the dash wiring harness to adapt to gauge cluster, wiper/signal stalk, etc. I also added the diff lock wiring harness from the 80 series and center diff lock wiring harness from the 100 series.

Upon testing the gauge cluster, I needed an adapter to get the tach working (Dakota digital), oil pressure wasn’t working and I later found out I had a wire pinned in the wrong location in the cluster. And I had the wrong sending unit (3 wire), got a GrJ79 2 wire and fuel gauge started working.

 

[mt72]

Amazing wow!

 

[mt72]

Where did you order your plugs to fit the harness?

 

[sr5pickup]

Where did you order your plugs to fit the harness?

Plugs I got either through Toyota or from hi-1000ec.com

 

[mt72]

Plugs I got either through Toyota or from hi-1000ec.com

Thank Mate I will look to get that 4 pin wire connector

 

[sr5pickup]

Wiring back in and dash set in place. Wheels sent off to the powder coater for a dusting of traffic grey B color, then wrapped in the 255 Geolanders.

 

[WarDamnEagle]

That color really matches the factory split rims I have on my ‘94 75.

 

[mt72]

so clean

 

[sr5pickup]

Couple short videos. The first vid everything is completed as far as exhaust and everything to make it run properly. As you can see the tach is off, the fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge are not working. I ended up having the wrong sending unit a 3 wire instead of two wire, new 2uz oil pressure sensor, I used the Dakota digital SGI-100BT to calibrate the tach. What’s great is that it bluetooths to your phone and you can make adjustments through your phone to fine tune. Works for the speedo also.

 

[mt72]

Great work looks amazing what sending unit did you use for the 2 wires?

 

[sr5pickup]

Great work looks amazing what sending unit did you use for the 2 wires?

I used 8332069565 from a Grj79

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Any thoughts on the significance of this sticker?

 

[JoseR]

Any thoughts on the significance of this sticker?View attachment 2877879

Inspector number.

 

[sr5pickup]

Any thoughts on the significance of this sticker?View attachment 2877879

The part number is 83800-60V90. Maybe some sort of QC/inspection tag? Any ideas @OGBeno?

 

[FJ73Texas]

Might be what is referred to as "kanban" call tag. Common method used by 1st and even some 2nd tier Toyota parts suppliers. From what I have seen, most kanban call tags are usually 2, 3, or 4 digits long but sometimes it can be longer depending on the supplier. Of course, this is just my own speculation. It may even be a Toyota internal kanban too.

For example...if the Toyota p/n of two different wheels is 42601-0C080 and 42601-0C070, then the kanban might be 0C080 and 0C070.

Think of it as Toyota shorthand.

 

[jomelo]

Here is another.

 

[OGBeno]

It’s either a kanban as Matt stated above or it could be the assembler’s work number.

 

[sr5pickup]

I found the @TRAIL TAILOR paper clip and stabilizer guard for the 80 series to double as protection for the lower radiator. Almost a perfect fit, just had to trim around the mounting points.

 

[sr5pickup]

Built a rear bumper to mimic the factory 79 bumper. Didn’t like how the oem was so flimsy, no actual protection but I actually like the tubular design and it was fairly easy to fabricate something similar. I incorporated the oem rubber bumpers for the tailgate, diamond plate steps over the tubes and license plate bracket.

 

[sr5pickup]

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