Great photos, dads! Love the 5000 lb matching accessory to the blue dress. Cool.
What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (30 Viewers)
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Great photos, dads! Love the 5000 lb matching accessory to the blue dress. Cool.
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Took a trip out to the desert...
Truckhaven 4x4 training area
Nothing but dirt as far as the eye can see.
Truckhaven 4x4 training area
Nothing but dirt as far as the eye can see.
From all I’ve read on here I would agree with you. But it has gone from gauge spikes every time the 60 was driven for over a year(happened 100% of the time every drive), to no gauge spikes at all for several hundred miles driven now. All that was changed was the fuel level sensor in the back, and nothing done to the dash gauge itself.
You've been very meticulous with your rebuild of your 60 so maybe you've stumbled upon another source of the gauge spiking. I bet a lot of folks will now be looking at the fuel sending unit as a source of the issue. Please keep us posted.
RodrigzCrzr
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Was left on the side of the road again.
Wasn't getting any fuel to the carb!
Replaced the fuel filter and this is what I got! "SLUDGE" Replaced it with a new one and she runs now!
I know it's not just that. It's a deeper fix.
Going to drop the fuel tank and have it cleaned out. And blow out the lines.
Wasn't getting any fuel to the carb!
Replaced the fuel filter and this is what I got! "SLUDGE" Replaced it with a new one and she runs now!
I know it's not just that. It's a deeper fix.
Going to drop the fuel tank and have it cleaned out. And blow out the lines.
Tough pill to swallow, but worth every penny.
Tough pill to swallow, but worth every penny.
True.
Even though the 60 is parked for winter my daughter wanted to work it and on her Toyota too. We greased the driveline on the 60 and did a safety check of the princess FJ Cruiser. We just got 6 inches of snow last night and spring can’t come any quicker.
It's not that bad man. It's easier to drop tank than deal with unforcasted stops.
DO IT
Made a 60 parking spot.
It "may" go over the "property line" "a little"
It "may" go over the "property line" "a little"
NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
You know you can make that thing far more driveable in poor conditions... I bought one mountain bike tire, and attached it to my sons rear tires on his gator w/ short deck screws. One tire was enough to do not quite both but it’s enough. He can drive over anything now.
RodrigzCrzr
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Nice rig!
I would too, wouldn't want a foul ball hitting the windshield or truck.
RodrigzCrzr
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Dropped the tank so I can have her cleaned out.
RodrigzCrzr
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Yeah it really wasn't so bad dropping it.
Hopefully she cleans up well after.
Fingers crossed.
RodrigzCrzr
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Fits perfect.
I cleaned mine twice myself and then still ended up paying $82 to have it professional done in a vat of acid stuff.
Hindsite, should have saved $30 in cleaners and 1-2 hours of my time and gone straight to radiator cleaner place.
RodrigzCrzr
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Yeah, I just figure have a shop do it if they have all the chemicals and tanks for it.
Don't want to mess with all them chemicals around the house.
