What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (31 Viewers)

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Refurbished steering wheel. Lots of sanding, Spraymax 2K primer then 2K gloss black.

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I've had the dash-mounted manifold vacuum gauge for years, very useful. Just recently added a second vacuum gauge for ported vacuum to see how much and when...

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My buddy has a 64 ford galaxie R code light; factory 427 race car basically. His dad installed a vacuum gauge in the dash that’s labeled as a mil-o-meter or something. Has vacuum reading and mpg on the same sweep. Not sure how they’d calibrate it but the mpg’s has a min of 2 and max of 10. Probably right in that car!

Sorry, off topic. Your gauges reminded me of it.
 
Got the fan shroud, both splash shields, battery tray and battery tray to frame mount painted now just need to finish the radiator support bracket. Happy with the outcome should look good when it’s all put back together. I will get some pictures with the new radiator installed when it’s all finished.
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Working on restoring a 83100-60025 cluster meter. Found that when you remove the face plate of the gauges for painting, the rivets can be replaced with stainless steel head socket cap screws. Measurement is M2 0.45x4MM. Found a small tap to make threads into the plastic. Works very well and looks factory. No one will ever see these for at least another 40 years but when they restore this cluster, they will appreciate the removable screws.

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Went out for drive today as there was 5 days of rain to wash away the nasty New England road salt.

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Kinda chilly SergP, any updates on the work you had planned.

I have the FF axle with 80 series elocker diff in and waiting on one hose to finish it up. I still need to change a plug on the harness too but everything works well.
It's not the best weather here for an unheated garage. Toyota's orders take almost a month.
I have to make three trips to pick up all the parts from the same order. The website still shows the order status "on hold".
I probably should not said that here... the current Toyota service is too exaggerated, but it is probably the same for many brands now.
 

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