Builds "The Survivor" 09/1990 (MY 1991) HZJ77 Refurbishment and Renewal (1 Viewer)
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Their dimensions are different both in terms of how they fit into the trim pieces and how the male side fits into the body.
Some are also made to be removed and reinstalled multiple times versus clips that are not.
Their dimensionality is mainly different in terms of how they fit into the trim pieces.
I generally recommend following the parts catalog and the body manual for usage. Both spell out different clip usage.
Hope that helps, Matt.
Some are also made to be removed and reinstalled multiple times versus clips that are not.
Their dimensionality is mainly different in terms of how they fit into the trim pieces.
I generally recommend following the parts catalog and the body manual for usage. Both spell out different clip usage.
Hope that helps, Matt.
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Thanks Onur. It confuses me because I had one door panel with three different colors so I was like I will just order them all. Some do break upon panel removal no matter how careful you are. I chalked it up to 30+ year old plastic.
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A thing of beauty...
I love the adherence to TOYOTA genuine...
Ironically, the grunts, swears, and general pain-in-the-ass points of contention are lost in the detailed photos, making this thread to the uninitiated appear that a complete overhaul of a Land Cruiser is a piece of cake.
Which it IS, of COURSE!
Nice work ONUR, keep up the great detailed threads so more of us will be driving around $100,000 LAND CRUISERS!!
Working on doors is the worst. Lots of sharp metal, small working spaces, and an exactitude necessary since everything needs to fit just right. Very little room for error.
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Correct. Door panels are even more different because they require clips that have both the male and female in one part number…
These for example:
So these are made for much more plasticity in their installation and removal.
The ones you posted, Matt, are more for interior panels in the rear of the truck. Scuff plates, etc. a few are used on door panels.
Indeed! One might say that it is rather ONURous!
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Sorry for the late reply. Here you go:
This is an important diagram for understanding routing:
Follow the numbering here.
Headache tip: install #6 before #5.
What are you doing in this last picture?
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Working on a 1HZ.
Well duh, I was just curious what was going on specifically
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Disassembling a 1HZ.
sorry, just curious to learn
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