Beno did you post photos of any TC parts? I figure I would ask before I backtracked through the thread.
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Yes, lots of them about mid thread.
Does anyone else ever have dreams of having free reign of a parts Warehouse in Japan!!! I know I do.....
ToyotaDon
I am here
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And for those with discriminating tool tastes....
OK, I've got to have one of those!
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Heck yeah! ABT12's !
Those look like the VESSEL brand only it has TOYOTA on it. You can really tell the difference when you use these drivers.
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There are slight differences between the two besides just the "TOYOTA" imprint.
But yes, Vessel makes these for Toyota in Japan.
I've got three full sets of the Vessel Megadora driver kits. Love them.
But yes, Vessel makes these for Toyota in Japan.
I've got three full sets of the Vessel Megadora driver kits. Love them.
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I have three Vessel phillips as well.
They are by far nicer feeling than Snap On or anything in my opinion.
They are by far nicer feeling than Snap On or anything in my opinion.
94SRUNNER
GOLD Star
Can I buy one?
Bear Lake Cruiser
SILVER Star
Bordering on insanity now. But I gotta have these too!
DickM
SILVER Star
The Vessel impact screwdriver is a beautiful, bulletproof, awesome tool, as well.
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Got a small bit of work done today between laundry, vacuuming my house, visiting with a cruise bud who stopped by for some beer and cruiser chat, and dinner...
Installed battery tray:
Then installed a new courtesy switch on the DS front A pillar:
And took apart 30 years of electrical tape on the main harness on the DS of the truck. It was a chore taking that off, but the wires underneath were in pretty decent shape.
Electrical sucks and many of of the wires are stiff and many of the connectors are brittle. It's paramount to take things apart slowly and methodically because if I break it, I own it in the sense there is no replacement available from Toyota. The harnesses and connectors are long gone and Toyota does not make this stuff anymore.
Installed battery tray:
Then installed a new courtesy switch on the DS front A pillar:
And took apart 30 years of electrical tape on the main harness on the DS of the truck. It was a chore taking that off, but the wires underneath were in pretty decent shape.
Electrical sucks and many of of the wires are stiff and many of the connectors are brittle. It's paramount to take things apart slowly and methodically because if I break it, I own it in the sense there is no replacement available from Toyota. The harnesses and connectors are long gone and Toyota does not make this stuff anymore.
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Same part, all 4 doors. Only difference is that the rears have a rubber cushion on the switch.
