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What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (31 Viewers)
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Cause you don’t really need to!
Got gas for the generator (Isaias is coming).
rkymtnflyfisher
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All this chat about removing hardtops and such, 0% chance of precip in the forecast for the next few weeks.
rkymtnflyfisher
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Also changed the oil, checked levels in the tranny and transfer case.
Ackcruisers
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Performed compression test after 700 mile break in on rebuilt 2F. All cylinders were at 145 PSI across the board (20 feet above sea level). Changed spark plugs to Denso W14EX-U, OEM #90919-01056. Also, upgraded plug wires to OEM #90919-21322. Fixed vacuum leak at base of carb thanks to @Solace in Solitude. Then went for a ride.
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Living in the Past
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If it was me who helped your welcome. But I don't remember doing it. Commenting on vacuum leak lately doesn't ring a bell (I am getting old) and do not want to take credit that belongs to someone else.
Ackcruisers
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It is me that’s getting old! After rechecking my thread here, I edited my post to properly credit. I’ve read many of your posts that have helped me so thanks.
Put together a KUSTOM Pull switch order for a fellow member .
He likes the 1968 -1972 Large diameter PIN wrench nuts , i have to admit they have a Classy and Timeless look that does not get old.....
He likes the 1968 -1972 Large diameter PIN wrench nuts , i have to admit they have a Classy and Timeless look that does not get old.....
tlaporte
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Got the driver’s seat rails unfrozen in anticipation of moving the seat far enough forward to give my 14-year old daughter her first driving lesson.
Getting 40 years of dust and dirt out helps, too.
Getting 40 years of dust and dirt out helps, too.
Gave the Goat a good hand rub after it’s been sitting in the pole barn broken since March
Took a crack at trying to level out the FJ40's passenger side lean yesterday:
FJBen
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chupacabra
Good on you for teaching her to drive a stick.
I have taught a bunch of kids (my own, my foster daughters, family friends, exchange students) how to drive a stick. My 40 works really well for it because of the granny low 1st gear in the H41 means that it is hard to stall when first learning to use the clutch. All of the girls were proud as punch that they could do something that most boys in their school could not.
tlaporte
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I told her once she learns to drive the Troopy there won’t be an automobile around that she can’t handle. Yesterday’s lesson was in the driveway with the transfer case in neutral, to get a feel for shifting and working the pedals in general.
FJBen
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My 16 year old daughter drives stick pretty good. She actually thinks my BJ74 is the easiest to drive. Granny gears are great. The right hand drive doesn’t even mess with her.
Sheck44
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Nothing on the 40, but I jumped on tacomaworld to read about something for my truck.... brain damage. Never again. Absolutely useless.
Nothing beats Mud.
Edit: Actually I did do something on the 40 today. Quite important work.
Nothing beats Mud.
Edit: Actually I did do something on the 40 today. Quite important work.
BenjaminCA
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Cleaned up some bits for the brake install.
Packed it up for the ride home...thanks Adog!
