What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (54 Viewers)

[suadero]

Well, the CEL is back. 71-egr. Apparently this code is only on California spec rigs. I'm in Idaho... oh well. Any suggestions what to start with?

Did you attempt to bypass? If not, start here - 93 Cal Spec and 94 owners can jump the temp sensor and block the vac lines to disable the system without needing to rip it out: Disable the EGR system the (mostly) Toyota way

 

[Matthew Spencer]

I have been doing some temporary body work to get my Cruiser through the winter with out letting water get into the passenger compartment. My son and I plasti dipped the lower belt line and wheel arches after plugging the fender flair holes with aluminum tape. We then used black pinstripe tape to help define the transition between the colors. It came out alright, not great but acceptable.

 

[izzyandsue]

Went kayaking with my son near Uwharrie NF, some spelunking kind of thing too.

 

[scottryana]

Looks good to me!

I have been doing some temporary body work to get my Cruiser through the winter with out letting water get into the passenger compartment. My son and I plasti dipped the lower belt line and wheel arches after plugging the fender flair holes with aluminum tape. We then used black pinstripe tape to help define the transition between the colors. It came out alright, not great but acceptable.

 

[hicruise55]

It's been a while since I posted, started building my own home a year ago today! Got my final inspections Friday! Went on a very needed wheeling trip yesterday! Manashtash area Central Washington. Hoping to have more time to work on my Cruisers in my new shop. Glad to be back all!

 

[97CruiserJoe]

I found a use for my old business cards

 

[hicruise55]

more pics

 

[Dubbinchris]

Photoshoot with the 80 on Friday, and was able to do some load testing on the PrinSu roof rack! Love being able to go to these secluded little corners of Oahu, will post the rest of the pics in my Hawaii thread if anyone is interested.
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Link to said Hawaii thread?

 

[baldilocks]

Just ordered a portable this morning. @Dragos80 recommended the Baefong. I take my technician test the 17th.

I'm sure I have the same radio. It was cheap but works, at least at close range anyway. They are low power.
I studied for the test a year ago on an app I down loaded.

 

[baldilocks]

Patched two antenna holes and plugged roof rack holes with JB steel stick in prep for Monstaliner in 045 white.

 

[Dubbinchris]

Patched two antenna holes and plugged roof rack holes with JB steel stick in prep for Monstaliner in 045 white.

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Welded the antenna holes?

 

[baldilocks]

Welded the antenna holes?

Stainless patch. That would be a huge hole to weld shut.

 

[Marine7]

Went kayaking with my son near Uwharrie NF, some spelunking kind of thing too.

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This is by Uwharrie NC?! I lived there for 6 years, and I cannot, for the life of me figure out where that cave is! That looks like a primo kayaking location. I now live in Wilmington, and there is NO wheeling over here!

 

[Dubbinchris]

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Stainless patch. That would be a huge hole to weld shut.

Well I didn't mean fill it all in with weld. Just wondering if you welded a patch in.

 

[baldilocks]

Well I didn't mean fill it all in with weld. Just wondering if you welded a patch in.

Steel pop rivets.

 

[rjinga]

I did a “test pack” this afternoon with all my new camping gear. The back (third-row seats removed) contains:

One sleeping bag;
One camp chair;
One 20 qt recovery gear container;
One small toolbox;
One step-stool;
One quick tire deflator;
One 48” Smittybilt jack;
One blanket;
One tarp;
One ground mat;
One camp shovel;
One walking stick;
One depth stick;
One portable CB w/ magnetic antenna;
One PVC frame w/ short legs & long legs;
One spare tire;
One 32” square card table w/ detachable long legs;
Three 60 qt containers (camp site stuff, camp kitchen stuff, clothes and stuff);
Two 16 qt containers (dry/canned food, whatever needed);
One cot;
One sleeping pad;
One 70 qt Coleman cooler;
14’ of recovery chain;
One fire extinguisher;
Three window bug screens.

 

[erse]

Photoshoot with the 80 on Friday, and was able to do some load testing on the PrinSu roof rack! Love being able to go to these secluded little corners of Oahu, will post the rest of the pics in my Hawaii thread if anyone is interested.
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Where is this Hawaii thread you speak of? I looked all over seriously OT and can't find it....

 

[Dubbinchris]

Where is this Hawaii thread you speak of? I looked all over seriously OT and can't find it....

Yeah I asked that earlier too.

 

[Dragos80]

Yeah I asked that earlier too.

Where is this Hawaii thread you speak of? I looked all over seriously OT and can't find it....

You can find it under the banned thread section

 

[Dragos80]

I did a “test pack” this afternoon with all my new camping gear. The back (third-row seats removed) contains:

One sleeping bag;
One camp chair;
One 20 qt recovery gear container;
One small toolbox;
One step-stool;
One quick tire deflator;
One 48” Smittybilt jack;
One blanket;
One tarp;
One ground mat;
One camp shovel;
One walking stick;
One depth stick;
One portable CB w/ magnetic antenna;
One PVC frame w/ short legs & long legs;
One spare tire;
One 32” square card table w/ detachable long legs;
Three 60 qt containers (camp site stuff, camp kitchen stuff, clothes and stuff);
Two 16 qt containers (dry/canned food, whatever needed);
One cot;
One sleeping pad;
One 70 qt Coleman cooler;
14’ of recovery chain;
One fire extinguisher;
Three window bug screens.

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Any pics of the window bug screens?