OEM Starter Gear for early model 40 series starter. Excess to my needs. $30+postage, world wide.
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OEM Starter Gear for early model 40 series starter. Excess to my needs. $30+postage, world wide.
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
What year starter will this fit? I need one for very early green starters.
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28011-60041
This was the second earliest one 1969/07-1972/03
There were an even earlier one #-60040 code but only for a few months 1969/03-1969/06.
This was the second earliest one 1969/07-1972/03
There were an even earlier one #-60040 code but only for a few months 1969/03-1969/06.
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See the diagram I point the part on the 69/07 starter.
Living in the Past
SILVER Star
3/69 is only the date Toyota has chose to support back to in the parts system. Toyota first imported a Land Cruiser to the US back in 1958. The starter used into the early sixties was different then the one used in 3/69.
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
3/69 is only the date Toyota has chose to support back to in the parts system. Toyota first imported a Land Cruiser to the US back in 1958. The starter used into the early sixties was different then the one used in 3/69.
Thanks John, any tips on how to get my earlier one repaired? It's gear / teeth looks little worn and would need replacing at some stage.
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
See the diagram I point the part on the 69/07 starter.
Thanks for taking time and replying back. Much appericiated.
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69 is not early sixties. 69 is 69 actually its almost 70. You can keep your anegdotes but the catalog is the only written proof of age genuinity. Surely not always accurate as anything in life.
Your comment is only confusing rather helpful. Take a look at how precise I describe my classified and you only wish every advertiser is as accurate to lead and not mislead buyers.
Your comment is only confusing rather helpful. Take a look at how precise I describe my classified and you only wish every advertiser is as accurate to lead and not mislead buyers.
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69 is not early sixties. 69 is 69 actually its almost 70. You can keep your anegdotes but the catalog is the only written proof of age genuinity. Surely not always accurate as anything in life.3/69 is only the date Toyota has chose to support back to in the parts system. Toyota first imported a Land Cruiser to the US back in 1958. The starter used into the early sixties was different then the one used in 3/69.
Your comment is only confusing rather helpful. Take a look at how precise I describe my classified and you only wish every advertiser is as accurate to lead and not mislead buyers.
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Pleasure..
Who are you mad at and why? LITP added some very useful information to this thread. You seem to have misread his statement.
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Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
Alright, as per my parts book early starter gear part number is 28011-60010, internet search does brings 28011-60041 as a cross interchange part at few sites - 28011-60010,TOYOTA 28011-60010; Freewheel Gear, starter
I won't mind as long as it fits and works. Just need confirmation from cruiser gurus.
I won't mind as long as it fits and works. Just need confirmation from cruiser gurus.
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
Hopefully at no one, sometimes inquiries and responses coming from 25 owners does get little weird & confusing. It's all helpful at the end and shouldn't be any hard feelings anywhere.
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Ok, doesnt matter.. gurus..
we talking about a part and its suitability for a vehicle.the only tangible evidence of that is the master catalog. Anything else is just an opinion. Surely one can argue and argue that the catalog is wrong and what those dates interpret.
The dates according to the manual refering to part introducrion dates. How?would toyota introduce a part. Just bring a starter gear clutch to market? No. Its part of the car. That was manufactured on the date, the date in the book recorded.
I like as we all to be accurate and like open talk and correction cos that brings value and funnels down to valid info.
Saying that "in those days this and that" doesnt help, these are numbers and dates crossreferwncing each other. Now if by chance some part sometimes at the rearest doesn't correspond 30-40years ago well we not those deviations for our record. A guru should bring that record if have such to share if no record of such than just keep the opinion to self.
Otherwise its action undermines the guru status. In my humble opinion.
we talking about a part and its suitability for a vehicle.the only tangible evidence of that is the master catalog. Anything else is just an opinion. Surely one can argue and argue that the catalog is wrong and what those dates interpret.
The dates according to the manual refering to part introducrion dates. How?would toyota introduce a part. Just bring a starter gear clutch to market? No. Its part of the car. That was manufactured on the date, the date in the book recorded.
I like as we all to be accurate and like open talk and correction cos that brings value and funnels down to valid info.
Saying that "in those days this and that" doesnt help, these are numbers and dates crossreferwncing each other. Now if by chance some part sometimes at the rearest doesn't correspond 30-40years ago well we not those deviations for our record. A guru should bring that record if have such to share if no record of such than just keep the opinion to self.
Otherwise its action undermines the guru status. In my humble opinion.
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sold, pment pending
Not one word of that made any sense. LITP mearly mentioned that the electronic parts catalog only goes back to 3/1969, so this part may have a broader range of possible years it was used. Many of us on this forum have all of the 1960's parts manuals on paper and could easily confirm this.
Nobody is providing "opinions" on this subject. The fact that the electronic parts catalog only goes back to 3/1969 is a fact.
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Thank you.
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Sold.
