#43 in @wscbill Diagram above , TAJIMA brand TOYOTA Tape measure , I was Given this on Graduation Night from Toyota's T-Ten Program Circa 1998 by the staff at Torrance California headquarters along with the 2 TOYOTA stamped SST Snap-on made Brake tool adjusters above . its Funny because the Corona had been out of USA market for almost 20 years in .........
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Owner's Manual - FJ55
The FJ55 was introduced on 8/1/1967 with its own Owner's Manual. There are two versions of the FJ55 manual, one for 1968 and one for 1969-71. Like other Toyota manuals at that time, the original manuals were printed in Japan. Starting in 1972, the dedicated FJ55 manual was discontinued and FJ40/FJ55 information was combined in a single Owner's Manual. More images here.
1968 - No. 97205
The original version of the FJ55 manual can be identified by the absence of an apostrophe in "Owners Manual". The cover color can vary between light green and light blue. Manuals printed in Japan have the red "4" on the cover.
In this version "on modeles FJ55 series" is included in the wiring diagram title.
The 1968 manual has the TEQ pinwheel logo on the back cover.
1968 - No. 97295-2
The -2 designation suggests some changes from the original. The specific differences are not known. No change to front cover.
Updated manual number on the back. The "1" inside the circle may be a market designation. Numeric market designations appear on some pre-1973 manuals. 1973 and later manuals use alpha characters, A(merica), E(nglish), S(panish) are common.
1969-71 - No. 96161
Although the manual is not dated, it is the same manual number as the following reprint, which includes the date range. This version can be distinguished from the prior manual by the apostrophe in "Owner's Manual", which is missing from the earlier version.
In this version "FJ55" is not specified in the wiring diagram title. This diagram includes side marker lights and side turn signal lights that were not on the earlier diagram.
Early versions (69) of the 96161 manual have the TEQ pinwheel logo on the back. This later version (70-71) has the basic TEQ logo instead.
1969-71 - No. 96161 Reprint
This is the 96161 manual reprint. Reprinted in the US. Reprints have a black "4" on the cover. The cover identifies the year range and model. The reprinted manual includes the fold out wiring diagram.
1972 - No. 96622 combined FJ40 and FJ55
Starting in 1972, the separate FJ55 manual was dropped and FJ55 and FJ40 were covered in one manual. This reprint manual covers both FJ40 and FJ55, although it is not obvious from the cover.
The back cover includes images of an FJ55 and FJ40.
The FJ55 was introduced on 8/1/1967 with its own Owner's Manual. There are two versions of the FJ55 manual, one for 1968 and one for 1969-71. Like other Toyota manuals at that time, the original manuals were printed in Japan. Starting in 1972, the dedicated FJ55 manual was discontinued and FJ40/FJ55 information was combined in a single Owner's Manual. More images here.
1968 - No. 97205
The original version of the FJ55 manual can be identified by the absence of an apostrophe in "Owners Manual". The cover color can vary between light green and light blue. Manuals printed in Japan have the red "4" on the cover.
In this version "on modeles FJ55 series" is included in the wiring diagram title.
The 1968 manual has the TEQ pinwheel logo on the back cover.
1968 - No. 97295-2
The -2 designation suggests some changes from the original. The specific differences are not known. No change to front cover.
Updated manual number on the back. The "1" inside the circle may be a market designation. Numeric market designations appear on some pre-1973 manuals. 1973 and later manuals use alpha characters, A(merica), E(nglish), S(panish) are common.
1969-71 - No. 96161
Although the manual is not dated, it is the same manual number as the following reprint, which includes the date range. This version can be distinguished from the prior manual by the apostrophe in "Owner's Manual", which is missing from the earlier version.
In this version "FJ55" is not specified in the wiring diagram title. This diagram includes side marker lights and side turn signal lights that were not on the earlier diagram.
Early versions (69) of the 96161 manual have the TEQ pinwheel logo on the back. This later version (70-71) has the basic TEQ logo instead.
1969-71 - No. 96161 Reprint
This is the 96161 manual reprint. Reprinted in the US. Reprints have a black "4" on the cover. The cover identifies the year range and model. The reprinted manual includes the fold out wiring diagram.
1972 - No. 96622 combined FJ40 and FJ55
Starting in 1972, the separate FJ55 manual was dropped and FJ55 and FJ40 were covered in one manual. This reprint manual covers both FJ40 and FJ55, although it is not obvious from the cover.
The back cover includes images of an FJ55 and FJ40.
I got the 09120-60100 bag. It is 10.72. It is nowhere close enough to put a tenth the amount of tools in as the large tool roll bags . I got an OH hammer Toyota screwdriver and pliers in it and it’s bulging. Bag seems prettt good quality though.
Hey 76FJ40.!I replied to you but not sure if it will show up correctly. It’s on the bottom of this page.
Michael B
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Anyone have any thoughts on how to clean a tool bag? Mice got to the original bag and the zipper is a mess but I'd like to clean it up anyway. Its greasy feeling and still at the same time!
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thank you very much!
Some new screwdrivers
Eclectic New&old
Eclectic New&old
carb tool kit NOS
T-TEN carb training manual
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Current carb driver kit is 09860-11013. amayama.com lists it for $90.50 plus shipping.
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Unknown Year Touch up paint ? , approx 1/4 Pint size .
Paint code 023 " White "
Paint code 023 " White "
Strange " New to my eyes " TEQ bag ?
Maybe for a Courier at Plant A11
Maybe for a Courier at Plant A11
Thanks. Helps a lot.
I have never ordered from them. Are they pretty good or what ?
tlaporte
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I have had good success over multiple orders purchasing from Amayama.
Shipping rates and speeds are generally quite reasonable, too.
Shipping rates and speeds are generally quite reasonable, too.
