What did you do on your 70 series today? (66 Viewers)

[bj70bc]

^^ i need to do this, its a greasy mess around those things
thanks for the part numbers good sir

 

[JuanJ]

hi Juan

remember , like 2 ish years ago ?

you asked me for x 2 different unique fusible links for your 70 series ?

i said i could get one from TOYOTA still

the other was NLA / DISC. ..

i DID make up a 3 pc batch for you / us

i still have them

can you show me the one , that was global disc/ ?

i WILL mail it to your post box as we talked about

matt

thanks


was it this :

82670-60070 ?



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Hello Matt,

Yes, this is the one I was looking for. Discontinued long ago.

I am still interested on this one.

I will send you a message.

Thank you so much.





Juan

 

[prwillard2]

Hello Matt,

Yes, this is the one I was looking for. Discontinued long ago.

I am still interested on this one.

I will send you a message.

Thank you so much.





Juan

I am interested in one as well. My FZJ75 uses the same one.

 

[desmocruiser]

Sometimes it is fun to have a few cosmetic parts that can be installed while piddling in the garage!!

 

[desmocruiser]

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[Billyfj7312ht]

Turning the cruiser into a daily has meant a few comfort changes and some legal changes like a working horn and better windscreen wipers.
Last week I realised I need tow hitch wiring and as usual one thing leads to another.
I had just used a rattle can to protect the rear bar till I could find the time to 2pac or powder coat it. Now was the time.
Cut the double plug (7 pin and Anderson) and an air hose fitting in then sanded, dewaxed, rust inhibitor and 2pac primer ready for black raptor coating when it stops raining here.

 

[Guyute]

Finished the Dobinson lift on the 73 Saturday. Handles a metric sh1ton better without those extended shackles it came with. Gained 2" front and rear but imagine it will settle some. Extended the bump stops and adjusted the LSPV Sunday.

Before/After >

 

[Felde]

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On my list, too. But I have trouble finding the alternative part no, as my original is discontinued, and make sure those have the E-numbers on it. Yours have it.
Can you share the part numbers, please?
Thanks Ralf

 

[onecrazyadventure]

Today, I bought one.

1994 Prado.

what should I work on first?

 

[AirheadNut]

Today, I bought one.

1994 Prado.

what should I work on first?

Pictures or it doesn’t count! What you need to tackle first depends on what kind of shape it is in. I would do a thorough mechanical inspection first and see what is looking worn. If you have no record of a timing belt replacement I would look at doing that first: timing belt, idler, tensioner and water pump. Might as well do cam and crank seals while you’re in there.

 

[JuanJ]

Hello,

Maintenance time for Chance. It clocked 395000 km.

I took the chance to have the transmission, transfer and differentials oil changed. It has been a while since I baselined it.

I also took the chance to have the carburetor disassembled and cleaned. Ever since I got the truck, I just had the carburetor tuned; I took the admission duct out and sprayed cleaner periodically as well, but nothing else. I do not know if the PO had it cleaned.

Thankfully, other than the deposits, the carburetor is in good shape. I will replace all the vacuum piping.

Some carburetor porn. Notice the crud that built up.

Chance runs better now, and idle speed is smooth.

By the way, carburetor kits for this model are discontinued. The shop said they have a supplier that makes OEM-spec jets for this carburetor. Carburetors and mechanics who understand them are becoming a disappearing breed in my neck of the woods, or so it seems.

All of this is rather new for me. Before Chance, I drove fuel injected vehicles only. I guess that carburetors need some serious TLC to keep going.




Juan

 

[SNLC]

Some “bling” for a build we are doing.

Cheers

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Hello Matt,

Yes, this is the one I was looking for. Discontinued long ago.

I am still interested on this one.

I will send you a message.

Thank you so much.





Juan

I am interested in one as well. My FZJ75 uses the same one.

here is the link to the link ...

thanks ..

NEW Fusible LINK Links 100% OEM TOYOTA Parts NON-USA and CANADA Spec. Part # 82627-60070 - VintageTEqParts.com

- - NEW 100% TOYOTA OEM GENUINE PARTS Fusible LINK Links - Hand Made IN-HOUSE USING 100% OEM TOYOTA Parts...

vintageteqparts.com

 

[01dakar650]

This took a few days but I cut off the rear quarter panel, welded a new one on and painted it. I don’t have the darker grey paint, but I just wanted to cover it to protect the metal.

 

[jbsf3]

Finished up a third row seat belt delete project on my 1994 KZJ78W with parts from Solvefunction. Both the bolt deletes and the seatbelt covers are spot on fit/color wise

 

[sark]

Today, I bought one.

1994 Prado.

what should I work on first?

adding pictures!

 

[perrobravo]

Took a while, but finally got the my BJ74 (aka Righty) back on the road after the alternator gave out. One day, the Battery and Filter light came on and I noticed the voltage slowly dropping as I drove. Luckily I wasn't far from my garage, so I didn't get stranded. After poking around with the multimeter, I determined in fact the alternator was not putting out much...like 0.

Before shot

After some research here, came up with nothing, so tried a few local alternator shops and found one (Broadway Electric in Lemon Grove, CA) who have experience with these and were willing to work on it. They came through in the end, but took some time which I suppose is to be expected.

In the mean time, I got distracted by a trip to Ghana to do some Land Cruiser spotting

Several weeks later...

Back up and running (you'll have to use your imagination...too lazy to upload a video!)

Now am just waiting on @ToyotaMatt for a fusible link I ordered many weeks ago...nudge nudge! With that Right's electrical system will be back in tip top shape!

Following up on this...

@ToyotaMatt came through with the fusible links I ordered (Thanks Matt!). One installed, one kept as a spare I'll likely never need.

Looking good straight out of the box

Even better installed

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Following up on this...

@ToyotaMatt came through with the fusible links I ordered (Thanks Matt!). One installed, one kept as a spare I'll likely never need.

Looking good straight out of the box

Even better installed

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i have always applied a factory Electronic Microfiche applications chart , to Modle ID codes and production dates on a complex wide range all things 70 SERIES circa. era Reproduction part like the Part # 90982-08232 indeed has going on ....

This rascal fits a-lot of various gasoline and diesel 70 series globally , but ONLY the 70 series Land Cruiser ......


BJ70 LJ70 LJ71 BJ75 BJ73 BJ74 etc .....

11/84 - 12/89 is a pretty nice slice of the production dates spread for one fusible links part # too .....oddly

- i DO have the MALE harness side connector plugs being made right now as we speak , so there on the asap radar .......as i try hard to do with all the various Land Cruiser and other Vintage TOYOTA fusible Links i am hand crafting period correct reproductions of right now and beyond .....

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[cruiserdan]

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i have always applied a factory Electronic Microfiche applications chart , to Modle ID codes and production dates on a complex wide range all things 70 SERIES circa. era Reproduction part like the Part # 90982-08232 indeed has going on ....

This rascal fits a-lot of various gasoline and diesel 70 series globally , but ONLY the 70 series Land Cruiser ......


BJ70 LJ70 LJ71 BJ75 BJ73 BJ74 etc .....

11/84 - 12/89 is a pretty nice slice of the production dates spread for one fusible links part # too .....oddly

- i DO have the MALE harness side connector plugs being made right now as we speak , so there on the asap radar .......as i try hard to do with all the various Land Cruiser and other Vintage TOYOTA fusible Links i am hand crafting period correct reproductions of right now and beyond .....

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Also JDM Hiace and Dyna with 3B engines.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Also JDM Hiace and Dyna with 3B engines.

yes yes i know ,

i was referring to the land cruiser models topic as a whole

how on earth did you know this DYNA and HIACE application 411 Dan ?

do you in-fact have that cataloged up-stairs among all the other juicy parts tid bits too ....


Bravo Sir ....


Part 90982-08232 (FUSIBLE LINK) was found on the following models: Too ...

Market	Date range	Model	Frames/Options	Found in diagram
Japan	05/1995-07/2001	TOYOTA HIACE QUICK DELIVERY	BU68,LH81,82,LY151,152,RZU68	82-02: WIRING & CLAMP
	Model Dates:	Matching Models:	Model Options:	Links to diagrams:
	05/1995-07/1999	BU68VH-QLQDS	D, JPN, 3B, MTM
	05/1995-07/1999	BU68VH-QLQNS	N, JPN, 3B, MTM
Japan	01/1986-04/1995	TOYOTA DYNA QUICK DELIVERY, TOYOACE QUICK DELIVERY	BU60	82-02: WIRING & CLAMP
	Model Dates:	Matching Models:	Model Options:	Links to diagrams:
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFT	DYN, D, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 3D
	10/1990-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFT3	DYN, D, JPN, B, 5H, IV3, 3D
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFTF	DYN, D, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 4D
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFTFJ	TOY, D, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 4D
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFTJ	TOY, D, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 3D
	10/1990-04/1995	BU60VH-QDFTJ3	TOY, D, JPN, B, 5H, IV3, 3D
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QNFT	DYN, N, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 3D
	01/1986-04/1995	BU60VH-QNFTF	DYN, N, JPN, B, 5H, CBU, 4D

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