I believe if you use Techstream start cycles or something similar are tracked, but the number would get reset when you change the battery :-(
What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (28 Viewers)
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I believe if you use Techstream start cycles or something similar are tracked, but the number would get reset when you change the battery :-(
Finally I can take your rig seriously... just wasn’t that capable before!@inducole-inspired large holes in fender...done.
And...Tada...
First wheeling trip with snorkel...?
-Car wash & Costco run...
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Yeah... the wash certainly helps. Adds 5hp too.Finally I can take your rig seriously... just wasn’t that capable before!
Yes the newer 200's have the revision but I don't know what year they started. You can read some of the comments in Kurts build thread thats where I found out about it. Builds - Project Fauxverlander 200 Series Land Cruiser Build Thread start on post #270
Copy and paste of what @gaijin posted in there. The only comment I'd mention is the year range it should fit all 200's I installed it on my 08 model.
- Manufacturer:Toyota
- Part Number:28100-0S050
- Part:Starter
- Replaces:28100-0S010, 28100-0S011, 28100-38040, 28100-38041, 28100-38080
I can't remember who posted this little addition but I'm SO glad they did... Literally my favorite interior "mod" so far.. it should come like this from the factory (maybe it does in some countries? IDK)
What resonator?
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And ya. No obvious way to track start cycles... Would be interesting if the computer tracks this somewhere... I had a camera that tracked shutter activations over the life of the camera...so who knows. Maybe Toyota records this on the chip...
Man that thing is ugly! It's there because it serves the purpose of bouncing sound waves against each other to cancel higher frequencies and make the exhaust a little quieter. Would be nice for it to be mounted a few inches higher. There is room, if there was a bumper cutout.
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Where can these trays be bought?
Here ya go:
Amazon product ASIN B01KCP5VK6
Makes the cool box more functional, still lets you fit normal water bottles underneath, and kinda gives you a false bottom if you wanted to hide something.
Yeah the increase in functionality is worth more like $200 but it'll only cost ya $14...lol
I've decided to call the addition of a snorkel on a 200 the @indycole modification.@inducole-inspired large holes in fender...done.
And...Tada...
First wheeling trip with snorkel...?
-Car wash & Costco run...
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Markuson
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Got some tundra trd wheels and tires last night. Loving the way it looks, and the stock Michelin AT2s are awesome compared to the tires I bought the truck with.
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Finally I can take your rig seriously... just wasn’t that capable before!
“Clearly you are wise in the ways of science!”
Hehe (Nerdy reference to Monty Python & the Holy Grail)
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A couple of pics of Kent’s 200; were both at Overland Expo right now ...... just finished installing Terrain Tamer brakes, Kaymar rear dual swing out bumper and an LRA 24-gallon auxiliary tank from
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We started this project on Monday morning and Kent was on his way to Expo by Wednesday just after lunch. We’ve been texting each other and he’s super happy with the latest upgrades.
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Finished project and a happy copilot!
nwfl4runner
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Replaced sunroof weatherstrip. Good use of $40
I can't take credit for it, but someone suggested putting a cabinet pull handle in the middle of it to make the tray very easy to pull out...
I took my tray to the big box hardware store and sized it up right there...
The cabinet handle comes with screws... so just get some washers for both sides of the plastic tray for strength...
Cut some X's in the rubber mat so it will lay flat...
Measure and mark 3 or 4 times and cut once... LOL...
I got an industrial aluminum looking cabinet handle that looks like it belongs in the 200... (make sure it's not too tall)
It makes pulling the tray out at speed easier and without tip over type spills...
Jeff
Sheep skin seat covers, feel really comfortable so far.
Finally got the trailer brake controller installed. Pretty straight forward, but had to get creative on mounting the main unit inside the dash.
