Unobtainium (3 Viewers)

[Racer65]

Reproduction rear heater motor with fan. Fits well and works great. Expected to be released in March.
This version is based on the one in my truck ('79-'80), so it's single speed as with all such motors from '74+. For other years the plug is different, but you should be able to swap in your old plug.

 

[red66toy]

Reproduction rear heater motor with fan. Fits well and works great. Expected to be released in March.
This version is based on the one in my truck ('79-'80), so it's single speed as with all such motors from '74+. For other years the plug is different, but you should be able to swap in your old plug.

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Bravo! Looks incredible!

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Reproduction rear heater motor with fan. Fits well and works great. Expected to be released in March.
This version is based on the one in my truck ('79-'80), so it's single speed as with all such motors from '74+. For other years the plug is different, but you should be able to swap in your old plug.

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- this would be the 2pin / 2 speed speed OEM male and female bullet connector's Roger ...

- there was NOT a polarized dedicated white w/ black tracer stripe ground till later , maybe not even till the 1982 plastic console ? not exactly sure

- this can now run that updated post 2-speed need to those who like a reliable non-chassis ground reliance

- the H- KNOB switch / fan blower motor in engine bay 3-pin variant is in production now too .....

- i have these 2-pin kits now .....
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[Birdhead]

Reproduction rear heater motor with fan. Fits well and works great. Expected to be released in March.
This version is based on the one in my truck ('79-'80), so it's single speed as with all such motors from '74+. For other years the plug is different, but you should be able to swap in your old plug.

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Beautiful!

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Beautiful!

@Racer65

Racer-X is truly a original professional mechanical TEq Artisan ....

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- take note of the 3-mini-rubber-motor-mounts he has between the 3 feet and the sheet metal base , secured with the OEM-Period Correct concave-cupped fender washers .....

- 3 J.I.S. P-2 Phillip's head screws too ...

- hence = anti-vibration motor mounts / trans-dog-legs hockey pucks

- this is 100% OEM period correct in every single way ......

- this details that matter-spec. / matter do details , is in my opinion , the most meaningful and significant parts of what he has crafted , designed and engineered above ...

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- THIS IS THE WAY .....







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[MDH33]

Reproduction rear heater motor with fan. Fits well and works great. Expected to be released in March.
This version is based on the one in my truck ('79-'80), so it's single speed as with all such motors from '74+. For other years the plug is different, but you should be able to swap in your old plug.

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That's pretty cool! It was fun to refurbish my originals, but I def would have picked up a new motor if available at the time.

Seems you could just add a resistor and ground to chassis like the older version to make it 2 speed for those with the older 2 speed "H" switches.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

All various 2F and 3F-E Carb. Cooling Fan pigtail sub-harness sections are on the 2024 reality list of mine to bring back from the dead ....

- including the harness side mating matching connector housing and extra terminals of course

- OEM Green YAZAKI ........? . hell yes !

the real question is : are these like fusible links ? a unique different part # and one each darn modle year ?

guess i will find out ..

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[Comet]

@ToyotaMatt that’s great because I inherited 8 fans. Thanks for making unobtanium possible.

 

[Engineer8000]

Someone needs to make the window handle for the soft doors

 

[spotcruiser]

Someone needs to make the window handle for the soft doors

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JohnnyC bent some up years ago for a number of people, but I haven't seen him on Mud in a while. They're easy to reproduce.

 

[Living in the Past]

JohnnyC bent some up years ago for a number of people, but I haven't seen him on Mud in a while. They're easy to reproduce.

With a pattern and vise would probably be easy to bend a couple up. A break would be better but a vise and hammer could do the trick.