**** OEM Tool Roll & Bag/Kits **** (1 Viewer)

[FJ62CRZR]

Tool kit looks like this, discussed here.

Jack is 09110-60010. Brown jack, with brown rods and a cast handle, pictured above. More info here.

 

[FJ62CRZR]

Wow! Thank you for the quick response. I can start looking for the correct kit for my 40.

 

[Economist LC76]

BJ40 Tool set for Japan Market

From 1977 owners manual

BJ41/44
From 1980 owners manual

 

[Economist LC76]

Modern tool set for Toyota maniacs

 

[Racer65]

Hey Everybody, Recently purchased a 1980 FJ40. Of course its missing the tools and the jack and rods are a mystery. I am trying to piece together a tool kit and jack and rods with carrying case. Can anyone provide some info on what this should look like. Picture of a complete set up would be great, or point me in the right direction. The 40 was built late 1979 and is registered as a 1980. Thanks.

Here's how you can get the refills very quickly:
Tools

 

[wscbill]

Hey Everybody, Recently purchased a 1980 FJ40. Of course its missing the tools and the jack and rods are a mystery. I am trying to piece together a tool kit and jack and rods with carrying case. Can anyone provide some info on what this should look like. Picture of a complete set up would be great, or point me in the right direction. The 40 was built late 1979 and is registered as a 1980. Thanks.

Contemporary tools are available from Toyota Japan through services such as amayama.com.

 

[tls3601]

So I have the spark plug socket/bar, a 12/10mm combo and 14/17mm combo end wrench and pliers for my 10/78 manu date tool bag. Can anyone tell me what else should be in the bag? Maybe @wscbill and @JohnnyC can chime in? Thanks.

 

[wscbill]

View attachment 1511733 So I have the spark plug socket/bar, a 12/10mm combo and 14/17mm combo end wrench and pliers for my 10/78 manu date tool bag. Can anyone tell me what else should be in the bag? Maybe @wscbill and @JohnnyC can chime in? Thanks.

1978 tool kit discussed in post #37.

 

[tls3601]

@wscbill thanks a million Bill. Will hunt down the remaining tools

 

[tls3601]

I have most of it just need a few things..............my bud Pat fixed my original zipper for the bag. Probably would have been damn near impossible to find a matching one......................

 

[tls3601]

I am hearing the original jack and jack rods for '79-83 FJ40's is still available new from Toyota. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[mattressking]

From what I find, the Jack for 08.80-'84 is still available:

09110-60040 - Jack Assy which includes jack rod handle.

$111.75

Additionally (forgive me if it is already known, but I figured since I have the diagram up) the following tools are still available for the same year range.

9991312000 - Pliers
9991510700 - (+ -) Screwdriver
9991411417 - spanner (14x17)
9991411012 - spanner (10x12)
0915060010 - wrench assy, wheel nut
0918300030 - wrench, wheel cap
0918360010 - wheel cap replacer

 

[brian]

recently put a tool kit together for my 75, even got a new bag. still missing the correct jack and handles though.

 

[wscbill]

From what I find, the Jack for 08.80-'84 is still available:

09110-60040 - Jack Assy which includes jack rod handle.

$111.75

Additionally (forgive me if it is already known, but I figured since I have the diagram up) the following tools are still available for the same year range.

9991312000 - Pliers
9991510700 - (+ -) Screwdriver
9991411417 - spanner (14x17)
9991411012 - spanner (10x12)
0915060010 - wrench assy, wheel nut
0918300030 - wrench, wheel cap
0918360010 - wheel cap replacer

The 81-84 jack, part number 09110-60040 is no longer available, superseded by part number 09110-60150, example here.

The current tools for those tool part numbers are, for the most part, different than the originals. The tool reference chart in prior post #81 identifies currently available tools and provides some comparative descriptions.

For example 99913-12000 pliers no longer include any Toyota marking. There is a service tool pliers 09042-1C210 with a better finish, marked Toyota, available from Japan.

99913-12000
These pliers available from Toyota dealers are unmarked, with dimpled grips.

09042-1C210
Toyota service tool pliers marked TOYOTA JAPAN## with dimpled grips.

Similar situation with the spanners. The original part number versions are generic.

Service tool versions are more like the originals. (Tanker120)

 

[mattressking]

The 81-84 jack, part number 09110-60040 is no longer available, superseded by part number 09110-60150, example here.

The current tools for those tool part numbers are, for the most part, different than the originals. The tool reference chart in prior post #81 identifies currently available tools and provides some comparative descriptions.

For example 99913-12000 pliers no longer include any Toyota marking. There is a service tool pliers 09042-1C210 with a better finish, marked Toyota, available from Japan.

99913-12000
These pliers available from Toyota dealers are unmarked, with dimpled grips.

09042-1C210
Toyota service tool pliers marked TOYOTA JAPAN## with dimpled grips.

Similar situation with the spanners. The original part number versions are generic.
View attachment 1513022

Service tool versions are more like the originals. (Tanker120)
View attachment 1513025

Continue with your regularly scheduled program. I read through the thread later in depth and realized I was probably out of my league with the analysis going on.

The toolkit world here is now on par with long hood 911 restorations. Keep up the good work!

 

[tls3601]

@brian nice score on that bag-pretty sure the zippered version is NLA

 

[tls3601]

@wscbill So I bought a bottle jack from a mud member as a project. 09110-35011 is the part number. It came with 19 ball bearings that go between the cups in my picture. Is that the correct number and what size do I need as replacements as these are very rusty. Also what is best grease to pack with upon re-assembly? Thanks

 

[tls3601]

Oh a pic of recently cleaned up parts because we all like pics!

 

[wscbill]

@wscbill So I bought a bottle jack from a mud member as a project. 09110-35011 is the part number. It came with 19 ball bearings that go between the cups in my picture. Is that the correct number and what size do I need as replacements as these are very rusty. Also what is best grease to pack with upon re-assembly? Thanks

19 is the correct number. 3/16 inch bearing balls are approx 4.7mm. Multi-purpose grease is adequate. From the Jack Reference.

 

[tls3601]

@wscbill many thanks Bill. Also, if you don't mind, what size JIS screwdriver would be best for the JIS Panhead phillips that hold it together?? I need to buy some. Thanks!