What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (98 Viewers)

[efjayatee]

That my be true but in doing so he opened a bigger can of worms
I think you missed the most important part you have much harder time getting off the trail with a damaged drive shaft.
Put you money where your mouth is because Cruiser & Company is almost ready to release the OBD1 turbo

I will let you know. Thats my 93 they (C&C) are developing the Turbo with. Cant wait!! I have been wishing to Santa ever since I got my 80 5 yrs ago.

 

[Fj80oregon]

Got a cometic going on this one, it is the new MLX gasket. Let’s see how it holds to 14psi!

 

[Reuben K]

Took my cruiser to my dad’s shop to spend a few hours trying to figure out why it won’t idle. We tried a bunch of things like cleaning the amf and iac valve. No luck till he pulled of the main air intake tube right by the throttle body and lo and behold a huge tear! Wrapped it with shrink wrap and tape to see if it made a difference and she is back on the road! I realize now what happened, as I lowered the trans and engine to get the old trans out it had to have ripped then. Gotta order a new one now. Just very glad to have it figured out

 

[jht3]

Took my cruiser to my dad’s shop to spend a few hours trying to figure out why it won’t idle. We tried a bunch of things like cleaning the amf and iac valve. No luck till he pulled of the main air intake tube right by the throttle body and lo and behold a huge tear! Wrapped it with shrink wrap and tape to see if it made a difference and she is back on the road! I realize now what happened, as I lowered the trans and engine to get the old trans out it had to have ripped then. Gotta order a new one now. Just very glad to have it figured out

isn't it great when its the easy stuff? it is hard to see tears in that bellows tube until you fully remove it.

 

[tech_dog]

No wrench credit, but I got tired of my collapsed 30 year old seat cushion dropping yellow foam all over the floor

 

[COS80]

Lay off the Taco Bell....

 

[leonard_nemoy]

No wrench credit, but I got tired of my collapsed 30 year old seat cushion dropping yellow foam all over the floorView attachment 3802111

Where did you source that? Is it oem?

 

[efjayatee]

No wrench credit, but I got tired of my collapsed 30 year old seat cushion dropping yellow foam all over the floorView attachment 3802111

PN?

 

[tech_dog]

Where did you source that? Is it oem?

Yes, it's OEM, from our friends in Japan. It was about $100 and $120 for shipping. https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/toyota-europe/land_cruiser/fzj80/3885/body/7151

 

[tech_dog]

PN? ( for the seat cushion)

PN for my non-leather 1994 is 71512-60020. It looks like an exact match and it covers a lot of other years.

You can browse this for what you have: https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/toyota-europe/land_cruiser/fzj80/3885/body/7151

That url is specific to my FZJ80L-GNEPKA, but you can drop down and reconfirm.

 

[highsierra4x4]

Well

 

[highsierra4x4]

I just got an estimate for rerouting my exhaust over the frame this morning... $1,900.

With the magnaflow muffler it was only 250$

 

[highsierra4x4]

Well

Ya now the drive shaft will take the hit.
You can continue on with a smashed muffler not so much with a smashed/broken drive shaft.
Mr T had it right when he lined the bottom of the muffler up with the bottom of the gas tank skid. It helps protect the drive shaft.
I have seen to many broken drive shafts on the trail after the owner did this.

Well if your smashing the driveshaft than your doing it wrong and should probably stick to fire roads

 

[highsierra4x4]

That my be true but in doing so he opened a bigger can of worms
I think you missed the most important part you have much harder time getting off the trail with a damaged drive shaft.
Put you money where your mouth is because Cruiser & Company is almost ready to release the OBD1 turbo

Again I don’t know how your smashing drive shafts unless your just rock bouncing it. You should keep them tires on the rocks

 

[Broski]

Obviously, you don’t frequent Sierra trails. you could also go through my Build thread to see the kind of rock crawling I do, extreme.
I’m not the average 80 owner

 

[highsierra4x4]

Obviously, you don’t frequent Sierra trails. you could also go through my Bill thread to see the kind of rock crawling I do, extreme.
I’m not the average 80 owner

It be sierras where my backyard been on every trail up there. I actually remember following you on the rubicon and you and you buddy’s wouldn’t let us pass then when we did you guys got all huffy puffy

 

[Broski]

It be sierras where my backyard been on every trail up there. I actually remember following you on the rubicon and you and you buddy’s wouldn’t let us pass then when we did you guys got all huffy puffyView attachment 3802283

You mean when I walked right up the Super Bowl first try I do remember some guys racing up behind us I don’t remember huffy puffy

 

[highsierra4x4]

You mean when I walked right up the Super Bowl first try I do remember some guys racing up behind us I don’t remember huffy puffy

You did walk right up soup bowl I have the video

 

[Broski]

You did walk right up soup bowl I have the video

All good man see ya on the trail !

 

[barrett1]

Started tearing down the knuckles and hubs on the HDJ81. I tried this air hammer to get off the cone washers. I would not do this job without it ever again. The gun was like 15 bucks and the bit around 30. Makes it so easy with low psi on the compressor. Basically vibrates them loose. I have a groove on the back side of the hub. I think this is where the dust seal rides. Anything to do about it? Is it anything to worry about?