OEM Hand Throtle
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Dan, the part number for the pedal at the local Toyota dealer is 78120-G.
The schematic on the computer screen included the hand throttle assembly and the bracket mounted to the firewall (and assorted screws, etc.) but did NOT show the backwards "L" bracket at the top of the pedal!
David
The schematic on the computer screen included the hand throttle assembly and the bracket mounted to the firewall (and assorted screws, etc.) but did NOT show the backwards "L" bracket at the top of the pedal!
David
Does anyone know the part number for the hand throttle? and My 94 does have the L shaped bracket installed.
OZCAL said:
78120-G is not actually a part number, that is a part-name-code that directs you to the text where the numbers are listed. The left-hand drive part numbers in the US catalog are 78120-60040 and 78120-60080. The 60040 fits Jan to Jun 90 and the 60080 is July 90-up.
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cruiserdan said:
But I was close
!Just curious - does your catalog show the "L" bracket or just the top of the pedal.
David
Trunk Monkey
Moderator
Dan, I just got that you were posting the part nos. for the pedals, not responding to Rhino's hand throttle part no. request. Just canceled my gas pedal order - 
Jomama
Lucideye
05/93 Does not have "L" bracket at top of pedal... 
1/97 does have it.
12/94 does have it.
1. Raise the RPM's for jump starting a vehicle
2. Alternate Cruise Control (unsafe)
3. warm up the truck faster wile parked
4. becuse you can and it gets rid of a option blank
2. Alternate Cruise Control (unsafe)
3. warm up the truck faster wile parked
4. becuse you can and it gets rid of a option blank
Also my two year old can reach it when he's wheeling. He can't reach the pedal yet.
Seriously, I thought higher revs were valuable when winching? I don't have a winch, it's just what I've heard.
David
Seriously, I thought higher revs were valuable when winching? I don't have a winch, it's just what I've heard.
David
Trunk Monkey
Moderator
Any luck on a part number?
CharlieS
GOLD Star
We used hand throttles on the vehicles in the fire department I used to be on for a couple of reasons - you can control the water pump driven off a PTO kind of setup, they can help with increased electrical loads like lots of incident lighting, and also you can increase RPMS for winching (the heavy rescue rig).
I suspect on the 80 it is used when winching so you don't kill your battery. Maybe?
Charlie
I suspect on the 80 it is used when winching so you don't kill your battery. Maybe?
Charlie
The hand throttle can be set to ncrease the RPM when it is parked. It's very useful for the increase electrical load, such as the winch and microwave, and also to boost the AC in extremely warm weather.
FZJFillmore said:
FZJ are you looking for the Hand Throttle part number? I'll check the Australian Toyota part number over the weekend.
David
Trunk Monkey
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Yep. It doesn't show up on any of the fishe pics at the dealer, so it may be one of those non-US-don't-think-about-it parts. If I can't find it through the dealer (good discount) I'll get it from Christo.
So,
If you can't save a few pennies you will go to the guy who has gone to the effort of researching and importing them.
I can tell you that the number he imports is not the same one as the numbers that appear in the RHD (JDM/OZ) catalogs. None of the numbers appear in the US master.
If you can't save a few pennies you will go to the guy who has gone to the effort of researching and importing them.
I can tell you that the number he imports is not the same one as the numbers that appear in the RHD (JDM/OZ) catalogs. None of the numbers appear in the US master.
