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What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week?
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Did some digging and...
The original intended Toyota plug 90950-01102 is no longer available. This is found under your fuel tank drain area.
After a good amount of measuring and looking at Toyota “plug,hole” diagrams I found a perfect fit. There are vendors selling this exact “mystery” plug for damn near $20 each plus shipping. This part is $3 from the dealer. And....you’re welcome.
The original intended Toyota plug 90950-01102 is no longer available. This is found under your fuel tank drain area.
After a good amount of measuring and looking at Toyota “plug,hole” diagrams I found a perfect fit. There are vendors selling this exact “mystery” plug for damn near $20 each plus shipping. This part is $3 from the dealer. And....you’re welcome.
Found out the LED's I used to upgrade the dash lights are the same bulb as the Map lights in my new Tacoma...
Glad I had some extras. Just upgraded the Tacoma map lights!
(Also fits tag lights, too bright for me as it washes out rear view camera).
Glad I had some extras. Just upgraded the Tacoma map lights!
(Also fits tag lights, too bright for me as it washes out rear view camera).
Got a little closer to being able to start it. I'm re-using plugs, wires, cap, rotor and fan belt from when it last ran in 2013. What a cheap skate!
Entered my '72 Sherpa T trials hack in the Highway Earth show yesterday.
The '63 tow vehicle got as much (if not more) attention but neither one was picked by Jay Leno as the Best in Show!
What does he know about it anyway?
The '63 tow vehicle got as much (if not more) attention but neither one was picked by Jay Leno as the Best in Show!
What does he know about it anyway?
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Drove it over 1100 miles round trip to the Rubithon with my son just like I did with the same truck 31 years ago when I was his age. I was passenger this time. The only issue was the smog pump bearing failed on the way home. We pulled the belt to make it the rest of the way.
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Removed the head, rescued the battery tray.
I love how the pics always end up in some random order instead of how they’re chosen
I love how the pics always end up in some random order instead of how they’re chosen
Thank you. I try.
I just interesting for some opinion. I thought what plug will keep moisture under tank and increase risk of rust developing.
What?
hole in the floor pan under your fuel tank is a drain hole not only to drain a gas tank, but also to remove extra water condensate from outside of the tank .. this why it also has channels/ribs on the floor pan.
Im familiar with that, but given these have a natural lean back the water just sits on the backside. That is why you see the most rust in those spots. With the seats and hardtop/bikini over I’m pretty sure the water has a better chance of blowing in from underneath.
I think that one is @cruiseroutfit and maybe @theferg had it? That or I'm confused, which is normal.
That's mine. You have great memory. It was sold by @SteveJackson @ LCD to @theferg and Ferg and I did some horse trading on a GX470 build and I got the BJ74. He often wants it back
Myles us looking at the AC condensation dripping and I'm walking back from the C-Store. We were headed up AFC with the Wasatch Cruisers.
Jenny Build thread:
Build - "Jenny" build thread - 1989 BJ74
Why Jenny? Why not? :D I have a habit of nicknaming my Cruisers, easier to remember and they have personality, why not reflect it. Some come with nicknames, some earn them when we are working on them in the shop and others just seem fitting. Given the VIN of this steed (BJ74-0005309), Jenny...
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Time to get that factory mating off. Dry ice and isopropyl alcohol.
That’s cool Kurt! Are you the one looking underneath the cruiser are carrying the goods? I did see another cruiser going up the mountain. I believe it was an 80 series.That's mine. You have great memory. It was sold by @SteveJackson @ LCD to @theferg and Ferg and I did some horse trading on a GX470 build and I got the BJ74. He often wants it back
Myles us looking at the AC condensation dripping and I'm walking back from the C-Store. We were headed up AFC with the Wasatch Cruisers.
Jenny Build thread:
Build - "Jenny" build thread - 1989 BJ74
Why Jenny? Why not? :D I have a habit of nicknaming my Cruisers, easier to remember and they have personality, why not reflect it. Some come with nicknames, some earn them when we are working on them in the shop and others just seem fitting. Given the VIN of this steed (BJ74-0005309), Jenny...
I’m the gent waking up. Myles (our shop shipping manager) is peaking at a leak (AC drip
)
Dang I wish I would known that. I was just right of you on the side of the gas station parking lot adjusting some paddle boards on a older highlander. I didn’t see the cruiser until I got back on the street. If it wasn’t for me following someone and not having my wife say something to me if I did try to go back then I would have. Just wished I seen the cruiser before I pulled onto the street.I’m the gent waking up. Myles (our shop shipping manager) is peaking at a leak (AC drip
Also when we drove on the interstate I was trying to see your shop when looking on google maps with your shop pulled up on the map but with no luck. I did however go the heritage museum.
Picture of the reservoir the day I saw you two weeks ago today. Beautiful state
What is the process? Does it make the original material harden up so it can be chipped off? I'd like to clean mine up too - over time it has just clumped up in places from normal wear.