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Perhaps this thread will help. I eventually point out the two at Cruiser Corps.
Definitive How To for Belt Moulding/Weatherstrip
My painter removed the belt moulding from my 62...and many retaining clips broke. I went to work to find replacement clips since the rubber/felt was serviceable. I went to the Toyota FJ62 parts diagrams, and the belt moulding was only shown as an assembly part (chrome strip with the...
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Okay yeah I remember that thread. Bookmarked it so I can remember where to order the exterior pieces. Right now I'm looking to replace my damaged beyond repair interior felts; the ones that clip to the door panels. Would prefer to go chrome free, but doesn't look like that'll be an option given how it uses tabs on the chrome strip to secure to the panel.Perhaps this thread will help. I eventually point out the two at Cruiser Corps.
Definitive How To for Belt Moulding/Weatherstrip
My painter removed the belt moulding from my 62...and many retaining clips broke. I went to work to find replacement clips since the rubber/felt was serviceable. I went to the Toyota FJ62 parts diagrams, and the belt moulding was only shown as an assembly part (chrome strip with the...
Yeah, I had to replace my inner one for the driver front, too. I can't remember if I got it from a dealer or Cruiser Corps.
anybody knows where I could get the inner window felts..
I got the front inners but no luck on the rear door inners...
I checked every site I know without any luck....
Do any any of the 70 series fit the 60 series trucks...
TIA
EDIT:
I could not get the inner felts for the 60.
After pulling the cards for the rear doors I see that the front door felts would be able to work for the rear as well.
I think these just need to be cut to size and done....
I got the metal exposed on the front doors and thinking of doing the same for the rears, but I havent decided on it just yet... either full card or metal exposed the front felts would work on the rears... with metal exposed being more work done....
I got the front inners but no luck on the rear door inners...
I checked every site I know without any luck....
Do any any of the 70 series fit the 60 series trucks...
TIA
EDIT:
I could not get the inner felts for the 60.
After pulling the cards for the rear doors I see that the front door felts would be able to work for the rear as well.
I think these just need to be cut to size and done....
I got the metal exposed on the front doors and thinking of doing the same for the rears, but I havent decided on it just yet... either full card or metal exposed the front felts would work on the rears... with metal exposed being more work done....
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70 series inner door window felts
Hello everyone, Thought I would start a separate thread on this subject so it can be easily found in the future. So as some of you may know, some non-US 60-series had partial door cards with exposed paint at the top. I personally love this more utilitarian look as it fits better with the...
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Require some mods to fit if I recall.
68170-60050 is the part number. I'm assuming this works on all four doors.
Thank you guys !!!!
Much appreciated !!!
Couple of what appear to be OEM FJ62 rear door inner felts on EBAY
Two Landcruiser Inner Rear Door Felts Original Toyota FJ62 68190-90A01 | eBay
Yes, these are the originals that are no longer made. I bought them back in 1996 when I got my FJ-62 and never got around to putting them on. Toyota part number is 68190-90A01 for both.
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Damnit, missed them. Turns out I need rears as well...Couple of what appear to be OEM FJ62 rear door inner felts on EBAY
Two Landcruiser Inner Rear Door Felts Original Toyota FJ62 68190-90A01 | eBay
Yes, these are the originals that are no longer made. I bought them back in 1996 when I got my FJ-62 and never got around to putting them on. Toyota part number is 68190-90A01 for both.www.ebay.com
Aigh......
I pulled the rear driver side door card and compared the old felt to a new front door felt (both inners).
Other than the new felt being too long (needs cutting to size) it's a perfect match ( the tabs line up).
Guess what Im doing.......
Old vs new....
Piece of new felt for sizing....
Get them while these are still available....
I pulled the rear driver side door card and compared the old felt to a new front door felt (both inners).
Other than the new felt being too long (needs cutting to size) it's a perfect match ( the tabs line up).
Guess what Im doing.......
Old vs new....
Piece of new felt for sizing....
Get them while these are still available....
So, while Im replacing felts on the rear doors I also want to get rid of the metal on the card and expose the blue paint on the top side of these here doors....
The only problem I see, other than pulling apart the inner glass, is the quarter rear door (this needs to be done as the felt needs to be attached to the actual door and not the door card )
There is this gap left under the rubber seal of that quarter window once i get rid of the metal on the cards...
Anybody has an idea on how to deal with this gap ?
Im thinking some sort of RTV seal as this lil window is stationary......
TIA.
The only problem I see, other than pulling apart the inner glass, is the quarter rear door (this needs to be done as the felt needs to be attached to the actual door and not the door card )
There is this gap left under the rubber seal of that quarter window once i get rid of the metal on the cards...
Anybody has an idea on how to deal with this gap ?
Im thinking some sort of RTV seal as this lil window is stationary......
TIA.
Over time the gap closes as the rubber settles down. No other solution I've come across.
Revived again. I'm guessing all the rear window rubber seals are discontinued on the trusty 89 FJ62? I've found a source for the front doors weather-strip and the inner door piece. But I am having a lot of trouble finding a semi-affordable rear door solution. My windows are rolling down slow on 30+ year old hard rubber. I know Beno and CDan are out of the parts business. Has anyone taken over their role? I used to get a lot of parts from Beno before moving on to a new job and having to downsize the Cruiser fund. Any help is always greatly appreciated. Thanks.
@Bullzi did some good stuff on this:
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Builds - Bean! The Adventure Continues (1987 FJ60)
That shifter is sneaky - everyone thinks it's a manual until they really look at it. 🤯 I definetely had a slight mental breakdown removing all that dynamat! It was worth it though! It may be too soon to ask but are you reapplying dynamat after the bodywork and paint. Interested to get your...
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Are you looking for the window run itself (the part the window slides in)? I replaced mine and it made my windows feel like new again. I don't know if it meets your definition of semi-affordable, but they're all still available OEM:
| Part | Quantity | Part # | Notes |
| Front window run (upper) | 2 | 6814190A03 | |
| Front window run (lower) | 2 | 6814390K00 | FJ60 is NLA, this part is from a 70 series and works great. |
| Rear window run | 2 | 68142-90A01 |
I did use some air tool oil in the channels this weekend and it shot some life back into those old channels. Has anyone ever tried the channels from OC auto carpets? They're online. Looks like they sell front and back window seals. They also have carpet kits for the cruiser. Just curious. Thanks everyone.
