great plate!
What did you do on your 70 series today? (16 Viewers)
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Stopped for one of their famous sausage dogs. 
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Low range (custom "lo") on the cluster
works on 2wd or 4wd mode
and of course, the best source: LONG OVERDUE transfer vacuum valve conversion writeup - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/long-overdue-transfer-vacuum-valve-conversion-writeup.250581/ works perfects
works on 2wd or 4wd mode
and of course, the best source: LONG OVERDUE transfer vacuum valve conversion writeup - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/long-overdue-transfer-vacuum-valve-conversion-writeup.250581/ works perfects
I decided to get a new section of the oem flares from Dave Stedman since one of them was damaged before I got the 77.
Trying to decide if I want to rattle can Toyota white 045 or take it in to have it done professionally.
As I have said before, I am not a fan of flares but seeing this new oem flares makes me realize they are high quality solid FRP material build so that is nice to discover.
I also got all new rubber seals for all of the flares as well.
Trying to decide if I want to rattle can Toyota white 045 or take it in to have it done professionally.
As I have said before, I am not a fan of flares but seeing this new oem flares makes me realize they are high quality solid FRP material build so that is nice to discover.
I also got all new rubber seals for all of the flares as well.
If you find a rattle can that’s even close to your “Toyota white” I would interested in knowing where you found it.
If you find a rattle can that’s even close to your “Toyota white” I would interested in knowing where you found it.
I have a couple cans of Dupli-Color BTY1578 Toyota 045 "Perfect Match" which has worked well in the past but never used it on a body part that large, exterior wise. Not sure if I want to.
Honestly, I would have left the original flare on as it is, but the part where the mud flap mounts on the flare was also damaged and would not hold a screw there. I decided to have it replaced while I am in the middle of other stuff that would have involved me removing the mud flap anyways.
Thanks
I‘ve tried to touch up the canopy on my truck and could never quite get it right.
I‘ve tried to touch up the canopy on my truck and could never quite get it right.
I used some Wimbledon White I got at Autozone on my 55 a few weeks ago and it is a pretty good match for Cygnus White.
Finally installed that decal from Ace Overland!
Probably should add this one.
For what those cost, they deserve a good paint job.
Good point. It certainly wasn't cheap for that one piece.
Got an ARB roof rack for the HZJ73, should be a colossal dick punch to make mounting brackets for it 
2fpower
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You are a brave soul..... please share what you figure out.Got an ARB roof rack for the HZJ73, should be a colossal dick punch to make mounting brackets for it
Purchased a trailer wiring kit off etrailer that uses the exact same male/female connectors to the combination lights for a different Toyota vehicle. I did have to re-pin the connectors so they properly match up with the HZJ77 connector pin locations for brake, tail, and turn signals. I tested everything after re-pinning the connectors and hooked it up....and it worked perfectly.
What is nice about this kit is that I can now tap into the wires of of the wiring kit rather than butchering and splicing the factory OEM harness for the bumper lights, The 4-pin trailer connector can also be easily adapted to 7-pin trailer connector as well but that is a project for another day.
What is nice about this kit is that I can now tap into the wires of of the wiring kit rather than butchering and splicing the factory OEM harness for the bumper lights, The 4-pin trailer connector can also be easily adapted to 7-pin trailer connector as well but that is a project for another day.
2fpower
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part number from etrailer?
The part number of the kit is 118358
I should add that to rearrange the pins of the kit connectors to line up with the pins of the HZJ77 connectors for tail/stop/turn, it helped me to understand the 3-2 taillight converter that was hardwired into the kit.
etrailer was nice enough to let me know what model was used in the kit: Tekonsha | 119130 | Taillight Converter - https://www.tekonsha.com/product/119130_taillight-converter
