Radio Tech

[Engineer8000]

Yes, but have plans for them, sorry. I need to get off my hind end and send one to @thecrazygreek to print some up.

 

[thorslc1977]

OK, Thank you anyway.

 

[Engineer8000]

So I re-capped this radio (08600-00014) and powered it up while monitoring the temp around the audio output transistors, and it got very hot. Tore it back down and tested those diodes and they were out of spec a good bit. Also tested the other PCB mounted diodes and they were right on. Replacements for testing are in the mail.

 

[Engineer8000]

This also arrived. I've been hunting this for a long time. Service manual for an AM/FM radio using the same Panasonic circuit used in the 60 series trucks (90A05 and 89118). Microfiche is hard to read, but it works.

 

[Engineer8000]

Received these in the mail today, couldn't wait to check them out. These are the replacement diodes for the 08600-00014.

Put a couple on the tester...much better

Test running on the bench now, running cool. @ToyotaMatt, your parts came today too so you are on the bench tomorrow.

 

[Engineer8000]

I had this unit on the shelf so I decided to go through it. 86120-60020

It was DOA, looking further it has an open trace on the power input board, this is weird.

Installed jumper.

Replaced capacitors - ready to go.

 

[Engineer8000]

I engineered this speaker relay for the CB40F for a fellow MUD member. This allows sharing the radio speaker with the CB. Completed prototyping today.

 

[S.CarolinaFZJ80]

I engineered this speaker relay for the CB40F for a fellow MUD member. This allows sharing the radio speaker with the CB. Completed prototyping today.

I'd like one of those too

 

[Engineer8000]

I'll let you know when it is available.

 

[Engineer8000]

A little more progress on the CB40F speaker relay.

 

[Engineer8000]

Finished these up today. Replaced some caps and cleaned up the radio a bit, painted the indicator needle. CB40F speaker relay is complete.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

i found this on my hard drive buried

no better place to post it :

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Russ ,

it appears you are not alone ?

and you have new Teq OEM Audio competition going on too .............

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[Engineer8000]

That video is odd. What else can I say?

 

[SteveH]

Thanks to @Engineer8000 and his repair work, I have an as-new working ~1974 AM radio in my '78 FJ40. The POs bent back the OEM radio brackets, so with some hammering and prying, the radio is installed as it would have been at the factory on those tabs, with bolts. I get 5 strong stations - one for each preset.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

posted with permission of thread starter ...

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finally a real nice period correct face plates solution exists , injection molded exactly how TOYOTA made them 5 decades ago ....

- only TOP SHELF , only TOP SHELF all the time ....



Thanks for your Support of @Engineer8000 , Russ is the BEST at what he offers our community , nothing i have seen , or nobody i have met in my TOYOTA lifetime even

scratches the surface of OLD SKOOL Traditional Gear , combined with all the same exact things i also hold dear ......

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Thanks Russ !

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NEW FJ40 Molded RADIO FACE PLATE 9/72 -1982 FJ40 86120 PLATE, RADIO TUNER - VintageTEqParts.com

- NEW FJ40 " MOLDED Part " - RADIO FACE PLATE - Fits 9/72 - 1982 FJ40 - Part # N/A ...

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NEW FJ60 Molded RADIO FACE PLATE 8/80-9/87 FJ60 55513-90A00 , 55513C PLATE, RADIO TUNER - VintageTEqParts.com

- NEW FJ60 " MOLDED Part " - RADIO FACE PLATE - Fits 8/80-9/87 FJ60 BJ60 , HJ60 , HJ61 , FJ62 ...

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FJ60 Radio Tuner Mounting Brackets 86211-90A00 & 86212-90A00 Mounting Fitting Kit 8/80-9/87 - VintageTEqParts.com

FJ60 Radio Tuner Mounting Brackets 86211-90A00 & 86212-90A00 93319-15008 qty x 4 screws Mounting Fitting Kit 8/80-9/87 TOP Tier...

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[dmaddox]

The community needs the knobs (I know there are some 3D printed options out there, but they're not close enough in my opinion) as well as the above face plate with the option, "TUNER". TUNE was for the later National radio 79-8X and frequency began at 53. The earlier National radios (75-78) had a "TUNER" naming convention and freq. started at 54. The Fujitsu TEN radios had a faceplate like the one @SteveH shows above in his photo, correct for that radio.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Thanks to @Engineer8000 and his repair work, I have an as-new working ~1974 AM radio in my '78 FJ40. The POs bent back the OEM radio brackets, so with some hammering and prying, the radio is installed as it would have been at the factory on those tabs, with bolts. I get 5 strong stations - one for each preset.

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The community needs the knobs (I know there are some 3D printed options out there, but they're not close enough in my opinion) as well as the above face plate with the option, "TUNER". TUNE was for the later National radio 79-8X and frequency began at 53. The earlier National radios (75-78) had a "TUNER" naming convention and freq. started at 54. The Fujitsu TEN radios had a faceplate like the one @SteveH shows above in his photo, correct for that radio.

intriguing Dallas , as always ...


i DO not see @SteveH 's faceplate often ?

UNICORNS can be Kloned , if you have a solid nive grade A willing donor ....



are you saying that @SteveH ' s plate has a TUNER variant , or my injection molded one does , or both ?

some SOLID clear TECH images , would be good eye candy to study up on here , providing @Engineer8000 , is OK , ? with the discussion here , or maybe a stand alone TECH tread on 40 face plates or in the RADIOS SUB FORUM too ?


thanks Dallas buddy ....

 

[dmaddox]

Generally speaking, starting in 1973 radios were either A) Factory/Port equipped National (PIO (port installed options) sticker in the glove box indicated) or B) Fujitsu Ten dealership installed. @SteveH above has the correct "Dealer-Installed" Fujitsu Ten 08600-00014 for a mid 70's FJ40. The knobs and faceplate on his specimen are correct for that radio.

The faceplate you have re-created, @ToyotaMatt covers: 86120-60020 (79-81), 86120-60021 (82). Big window, flat buttons. They changed the radio nearly completely for 1983.

This is all documented by Bill, quite extensively and with detail, HERE.