With the shortage of fusible links... (2 Viewers)

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This is clearly photoshopped. I was told by this thread (I only read the first post) that those are NLA.



it's a good , current part number , active and NOT going anywhere any time soon ,,,,,,,,,
 
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- ATTN all 1991-1997 FJ80 / FZJ80 Series owner operators :

- there is a NEW 1991-1997 FJ80 / FZJ80 Fusible Links Parts Sherriff in town part #
90982-00080

- part # 90982-00080 is the Missing-LINK 100% OEM Parts solution for Harness side compromised Connector Plug that often can occur , it's been well documented here on MUD enough , i saw the need to make is a reality , it will be pre-made and Variable at all times , no kustom special order type wait and wait lead time either

- these are hand assembled 💯 % in-house by the Rising Sun Mechanical Skunk-Works Laboratory using TOYOTA OEM Japan Spec. Parts ONLY , the 10ga White w/ RED Tracer Stripe ANCHOR Marine Grade wire is the best in the business and eazy-peezy to work with too , a nice 12" long pigtail is standard practice , comes with a CRIP / Adhesive Lined 3-M brand low temp. heat shrink butt connector for a strong weather proof and mechanical long term service life bond , NO need to solder here period !


- so on the first day of 2023 it is so :idea:



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Hope you all made up. You all seem to be very knowledgeable and have a lot to contribute. I learned from all of you.

For anyone counting, the 80 that I just picked up had a dealer reciept for diagnosis and replacement of a fusible link that had a failure. It didn't melt, but actually broke one of the wires. It still stranded the PO and cost him a tow and dealer prices to get repaired.

I ordered two spares from Trail Tailor. Better to have them and not need them, than to need them and not have them. Stranded is stranded. Especially if I am in the BFE on a trail. Same for the big relay and AM1 fuse...
 

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