Builds Oman -> SoCal 1995 FZJ75 Troopy (8 Viewers)

[saltycoconuts]

You guys have a part number?

Brake Booster for '90 to '92 Land Cruiser FJ80

Brake booster for 1/'90 to 7/'92 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80. Direct replacement for the discontinued OEM booster, part # 44610-60620. This booster is brand new. It's not a rebuilt, not a reman, and there is no core charge. Add decal Tip: Please be sure your master cylinder is not leaking fluid or...

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More Information for ADVICS BMT051

Side question... what loom are you using for your new wiring?

None atm, @cruisermatt makes a nice option I will probably jump for sometime soon

60 Series Brake Master Cylinder Upgrade Harness

Installing a T100 or 80 Series brake master cylinder in your 60 series to go along with a brake upgrade? This harness adapts and extends the brake fluid level switch wiring seamlessly. If you have any questions about compatibility or installation, please do not hesitate to reach out to us for...

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[RHINO]

i think @Honger is asking abpout this Amazon product ASIN B09VV75KBT

 

[saltycoconuts]

i think @Honger is asking abpout this Amazon product ASIN B09VV75KBT

If that's the case I believe I was using the supplied sheathing from Holley

 

[prwillard2]

Merry Christmas everyone!

Before I go on an internet scavenger hunt, does anyone recommend a replacement for the door trims for the pinch welds on the inside of both the front doors and the rear bay doors? Is anyone using standard U channel trim in some sort of gray? Have found the OEM parts for the trims, but shipping from overseas just doesn't seem worth it if I can find suitable replacement stateside.

6231560050B0 (x2) From a 2022 VDJ7x, HZJ7x, etc. Stuff for my 1995 is no longer available.

62333-90K01-E0 Trim Sub-Assy, Back Door Opening, OEM part for a 1995 FJZ75.

I'm also planning to buy the 64707-90K01-B0 Cover Sub-Assy, Quarter Trim Jack.

 

[svsisu]

Merry Christmas everyone!

Before I go on an internet scavenger hunt, does anyone recommend a replacement for the door trims for the pinch welds on the inside of both the front doors and the rear bay doors? Is anyone using standard U channel trim in some sort of gray? Have found the OEM parts for the trims, but shipping from overseas just doesn't seem worth it if I can find suitable replacement stateside.

6231560050B0 (x2) From a 2022 VDJ7x, HZJ7x, etc. Stuff for my 1995 is no longer available.

62333-90K01-E0 Trim Sub-Assy, Back Door Opening, OEM part for a 1995 FJZ75.

I'm also planning to buy the 64707-90K01-B0 Cover Sub-Assy, Quarter Trim Jack.

Merry Christmas Paul. I’m out of town for the holidays, but when I get home in a couple of days I’ll send you some uchannel pinch weld options that are available locally. I found some in gray that I was happy with.

 

[svsisu]

Merry Christmas Paul. I’m out of town for the holidays, but when I get home in a couple of days I’ll send you some uchannel pinch weld options that are available locally. I found some in gray that I was happy with.

Here ya go, maybe one of these will work for you:
@Bogan used a pinch weld + side bulb seal for his front doors and seemed pretty happy with this product

What did you do on your 70 series today?

forum.ih8mud.com

And I used this grey, u-channel pinch weld trim that came from amazon
Amazon product ASIN B019T30ML0
amazon offers a number of edge/pinch weld trim in black and with the attached side bulb seal, you might have to do some hunting for the correct height and grip that you need:

Amazon.com : Seal Rubber

and
Amazon product ASIN B017WSXNMO
Hopefully that helps your search

 

[prwillard2]

Here ya go, maybe one of these will work for you:
@Bogan used a pinch weld + side bulb seal for his front doors and seemed pretty happy with this product

What did you do on your 70 series today?

forum.ih8mud.com

And I used this grey, u-channel pinch weld trim that came from amazon
Amazon product ASIN B019T30ML0
amazon offers a number of edge/pinch weld trim in black and with the attached side bulb seal, you might have to do some hunting for the correct height and grip that you need:

Amazon.com : Seal Rubber

and
Amazon product ASIN B017WSXNMO
Hopefully that helps your search

Thank you!

 

[RHINO]

I'm happy with the trim I'm using from Amazon also, quality is always questionable, but its holding up great, i'd link it for you but it's black.

 

[prwillard2]

I'm happy with the trim I'm using from Amazon also, quality is always questionable, but its holding up great, i'd link it for you but it's black.

please do, black may be alright for what I'm looking for. None of my interior matches anyway

 

[RHINO]

Here ya go

Amazon product ASIN B00N9IB59U

 

[Gun Runner 5]

P.M. sent…..

 

[prwillard2]

Installed the Odd Iron Offroad 70 series recovery point today. Only thing on the market that will fit with an ARB bull bar it seems.

Of note, they're sold as singles, so get two if you want to run a brindle for recoveries.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Your order benefitted from a recent design change. All of the new fabrications will have this area tapered to better accommodate soft shackles.

 

[prwillard2]

Finally color matched my door pull and latches.

My door however is getting water inside of it, any ideas?

 

[Felde]

Hi
The water gets in by the weatherstrip window to door. But even if that strip is good, still water passes by. That's pretty much by design. It just shouldn't accumulate.
There are several drain holes across the bottom door sills, which need to be poked free at times. (Use plastic or wood to not scratch the inner rust protection)
Also there should be a plastic sheet glued to the door under the door trim card. Often that is ripped or not attached to the door any more, letting water in.
But that's all about it. Dead simple.
Cheers Ralf

 

[prwillard2]

Hi
The water gets in by the weatherstrip window to door. But even if that strip is good, still water passes by. That's pretty much by design. It just shouldn't accumulate.
There are several drain holes across the bottom door sills, which need to be poked free at times. (Use plastic or wood to not scratch the inner rust protection)
Also there should be a plastic sheet glued to the door under the door trim card. Often that is ripped or not attached to the door any more, letting water in.
But that's all about it. Dead simple.
Cheers Ralf

Thanks Ralf. I reinstalled the plastic sheeting when I upgraded my door cards. I'll see if I can find a picture somewhere.

Glad to know the water is normal, will make sure to clean out the drains!

 

[prwillard2]

Do you have a speedometer cluster that doesn't have a tach? Doesn't have an oil gauge, doesn't have a battery voltage, goes to 200kph when that's totally excessive?

Well do I have good news for you! With the help of @Zee and @dzehner12 I was able to get this upgraded cluster to work in my troopy!

I have the wiring manual, but was told by @dzehner12 that this was relatively plug and play except for the oil pressure sender. The one on our troopy's is a single wire, the one for these clusters is a two wire sender. The plug is right next to the oil pressure sender, but I don't have the correct part to replace mine right now, so I just disconnected it.

More pics to follow.

 

[prwillard2]

Zee had to have his connections in Pakistan do some creative solutions to get the tach to work, but honestly I don't care what they had to do to make it work.

 

[prwillard2]

This is the oil pressure sender that needs swapped.

 

[prwillard2]

Also, does anyone know how to "roll back" this odometer? My troopy only has 251k km and I'd rather not suddenly jump to 361k.