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Stubby said:
What's up with the two water temp sensors? Is one for a thermostatic fan??
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no ,

but good question my friend :)

- green tip one twards rear of the engine feed signal to the cluster meter TEMP. gauge


- red tip one behind carb is a Emissions THERMO Sensor that feeds a unique signal to the emissions / smog computer , this is a California Spec. options package details thingy topic .....
 
CruiserTrash said:
@ToyotaMatt What is that motor? Haven't seen that black plastic cap on the valve cover before.
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well .......

now we know what proper during-engine-build " Site-Protection " is all about , because any small foregion matter thing or

stuff could fall into the 2F rear breather hose port hole if left un-capped using anything u got to do just that ....



rubber bands , seran-wrap and small plastic baggies work well to , as you so fondly pointed out on my Girl the GHOST's full floating rear axle housing outer hub tubes 🤣
 
Redline Land Cruisers makes repro charcoal canisters.

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Part # 81670-60040

1973 Back Up Lamp ( 1 modle year only )

NOTE : make sure u click the volume ICON Tab in lower Left hand corner , and please turn your volume all the up , thanks



 
Living in the Past said:
What is this Instagram thing? Don't remember my FB login and still trying to figure out My Space.
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your missing out John , your truly missing out ......

you should create a user ID and Log In for I-gram then ....

your world will change a bit after you do .....:D
 
ToyotaMatt said:
your missing out John , your truly missing out ......

you should create a user ID and Log In for I-gram then ....

your world will change a bit after you do .....:D
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cruiserkreutz said:
Change for the better, or worse? :oops:
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I may possibly be missing out. Being in business the easier you make it for your customers see your products the better. Me I believe I went to school with Mark's AKA @65swb55 Chinese cousin Lo Tec. Change is not only not hard but not that big on any social media platform. Mud is my exception but only tech not chat. Besides Matt you know if I need any of your great products I'll contact your direct. Would give you a smile face and thumbs up but this is the third phone the emojis don't work and still haven't figured out how to fix it. And no I'm not using a flip phone. Currently have a Pixel Pro.
 
Living in the Past said:
I may possibly be missing out. Being in business the easier you make it for your customers see your products the better. Me I believe I went to school with Mark's AKA @65swb55 Chinese cousin Lo Tec. Change is not only not hard but not that big on any social media platform. Mud is my exception but only tech not chat. Besides Matt you know if I need any of your great products I'll contact your direct. Would give you a smile face and thumbs up but this is the third phone the emojis don't work and still haven't figured out how to fix it. And no I'm not using a flip phone. Currently have a Pixel Pro.
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i will help you leave the Earths orbit Sir....

PM incoming
 
The discontinued 84210-14010 switch has recently been repop'ed by the Heritage Program. It's listed as a back lamp switch on the label and even in the GR Heritage parts list, but it's not used as a back lamp switch on the 40 series Land Cruiser. Based on my research (by digging into the FSM), it's actually a transfer lever select switch, with a caveat of "magnet front drive" as opposed to direct drive. Frankly I don't know what the difference is, but looking at the pic that switch must take a lot of punishment being located on top of the transfer cover. This switch is now available as an aftermarket part through City Racer. It's indeed used as a back lamp switch on other Toyota vehicles, such as early Celica, Cressida and 2WD pickup.

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Racer65 said:
The discontinued 84210-14010 switch has recently been repop'ed by the Heritage Program. It's listed as a back lamp switch on the label and even in the GR Heritage parts list, but it's not used as a back lamp switch on the 40 series Land Cruiser. Based on my research (by digging into the FSM), it's actually a transfer lever select switch, with a caveat of "magnet front drive" as opposed to direct drive. Frankly I don't know what the difference is, but looking at the pic that switch must take a lot of punishment being located on top of the transfer cover. This switch is now available as an aftermarket part through City Racer. It's indeed used as a back lamp switch on other Toyota vehicles, such as early Celica, Cressida and 2WD pickup.

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Any idea if this will fit the 3-speed transfer case? :)
 
nice, last one i had to source NIB was from way overseas..
as far as the 3spd tcase, i used it on a 3spd tcase as the 4wd indicator on the dash
 
tornadoalleycruiser said:
nice, last one i had to source NIB was from way overseas..
as far as the 3spd tcase, i used it on a 3spd tcase as the 4wd indicator on the dash
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It's actually quite an useful part. I think the reason it died is because it's hard to find out where it's used. The parts book doesn't give a clear indication, and the misleading part description doesn't help. Unless you look for clues in the FSM, it's unlikely you'll associate this part number to the picture shown in the FSM.
 
Racer65 said:
The discontinued 84210-14010 switch has recently been repop'ed by the Heritage Program. It's listed as a back lamp switch on the label and even in the GR Heritage parts list, but it's not used as a back lamp switch on the 40 series Land Cruiser. Based on my research (by digging into the FSM), it's actually a transfer lever select switch, with a caveat of "magnet front drive" as opposed to direct drive. Frankly I don't know what the difference is, but looking at the pic that switch must take a lot of punishment being located on top of the transfer cover. This switch is now available as an aftermarket part through City Racer. It's indeed used as a back lamp switch on other Toyota vehicles, such as early Celica, Cressida and 2WD pickup.

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Had to climb under a few Cruisers to find an example of the switch in-tact and in-use. This is on a 1979 FJ56. I've got a 'Magnet Type' loose t-case at my house in a stash too. Definitely limited production!

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56s are all JDM
 
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