It's like the neck on my JDM 1988 BJ74. FJ60s used a similar cap.Correct @cruiserdan , it's like the one on the left in Logic's photos. Is this an older style or something?
I believe a 77310-35061 would work for you. It is also labeled diesel.
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It's like the neck on my JDM 1988 BJ74. FJ60s used a similar cap.Correct @cruiserdan , it's like the one on the left in Logic's photos. Is this an older style or something?
Sweet, thanks for the assistance Dan!It's like the neck on my JDM 1988 BJ74. FJ60s used a similar cap.
I believe a 77310-35061 would work for you. It is also labeled diesel.
Not sure if this is what you are asking for - here is the solenoid valve: 77710-60080Does anyone have the part number of the solenoid that is that controls the fuel pump? I can't seem to find it on this thread. Most of the ones I see on the internet are for the LC100 which has 3 barbs. Thanks in advance for the info.
Wow, thanks thanks thanks!!! I really couldn't find it on the internet! Much appreciated!!!Not sure if this is what you are asking for - here is the solenoid valve: 77710-60080
I have a cable that runs to this area but it is a 6 pin plug. Is there another short lead that I'm missing?The connector that clips to the short 3-wire plug of subtank is located as indicated by the red arrow below. This does in fact run up to the fuel transfer computer on left side just below the third row (if installed) window. Do you have this connector present? What about for the fuel transfer computer behind the panel of 3rd row?
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You are an absolute legend. I will hunt one of these down. Thankyou so much!Yes - There is a short length harness that connects to the level switch of subtank to the vehicle harness. Vehicle is in fact a 6-pin connector. The short harness has a 6-pin end and a 3-pin end. Last photo of the short length harness. Part number 82169-60020. Likely very easy to source locally in Australia.
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Incase I can just wire one up myself would you have the pin outs or an electrical diagram for this lead?Yes - There is a short length harness that connects to the level switch of subtank to the vehicle harness. Vehicle is in fact a 6-pin connector. The short harness has a 6-pin end and a 3-pin end. Last photo of the short length harness. Part number 82169-60020. Likely very easy to source locally in Australia.
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That would be awesome if you can get part numbers and the pin outs I'm quite happy to make my own. CheersShort jumper harness (82169-60020) -> though may not be available from Toyota or used, I am certain that we can still obtain the connectors and make our own. I will check my harness for part numbers and share with the group. You can order the connectors and make your own.
Regarding the transfer pump - Used pumps are 25+ years old. Ideally a new one would be the ticket. Just like other parts from Toyota, it's very well designed and probably will last 50 years considering the occasional use.
It's a very simple system that can be duplicated with new parts using existing wiring. You will just need to make a decision on mounting.
I am in the middle of a new shop build and my cruiser parts are in storage. Hard to get to the subtank items.That would be awesome if you can get part numbers and the pin outs I'm quite happy to make my own. Cheers
I tried to buy one from cruiserparts, they can not source the part any more.
Is the lower assembly what you are looking for?
I believe it is a 23210-66040. It is expensive, but it looks like you could buy one here.
This is the kind of thing you probably could find in a scrap yard in markets that had the dual tanks. I agree with LBR immediately above, that it would be practical to cobble one from substitute parts.