Hi, when I got my 70 Series I scoured the internet for manuals and collected this lot:
Manuals - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]
Given that I know nothing about copyright law I've set the link to expire in one week
Hope it helps
Other places:
Japan parts (genuine toyota parts):
www.blackhawkjapan.com
https://www.amayama.com
UAE parts:
PartsLane | eBay Stores - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]
Car Spare Parts & Auto Accessories - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]
USA parts:
Exterior : CruiserParts, The best place for Land...
Here's my list of suppliers:
UK parts:
https://www.milneroffroad.com/toyota-uk/land-cruiser/lj70-1988-51993-2-4td-2dr
http://www.roughtrax4x4.com
http://www.japanese4x4spares.co.uk/toyota-parts/landcruiser.html
Japanese 4x4 & Pick Up Parts - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]...
Rolly, I have a 1989 LJ70 and know how hard it is to get these parts. Five years of ownership has taught me:
Best for hard to find Toyota genuine parts: Car Spare Parts & Auto Accessories - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club] based in Dubai but you need to know your Toyota part number. These guys...
Think I found the connection at fault, a cable running from positive battery terminal going into a connector block was badly corroded and snapped off at the connector as I wiggled it, was probably only connected by a couple of strands of copper. When I touch cable to its connector block dash...
Hi all, hoping someone can help please.
My 1989 LJ70 has been garaged for the winter on a trickle charger.
When I tried to start up today (first time this year) there was some power to the dash (radio came to life) but battery/alternator light was on and clearly not enough power to turn the...
I also have a very uncomfortable driver's seat on my 1989 70 series. I was thinking of visiting a trimmers/upholsterers to see if they could help but interested to know what others have done
Amy, I use Car Spare Parts & Auto Accessories - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club] who are based in Dubai and as far as I know they ship anywhere in the world. I've used them three times now for delivery to the UK.
You need to know the Toyota part number. They have a WhatsApp number if you want to...
Guys - I thought I would share how I got a snorkel fitted to my 1989 LJ70 with a 2LT-E engine. This is a vehicle originally sold in the UK.
There were a few complications caused by the fact I own a 1989 (round headlight) model but we managed to work through them and documented everything below...
Hi,
The link below is from the 100 series forum but it's the same on a 70. Very easy to remove the barrel if you can turn what's left of the key to the ACC position - I've done it myself
Ignition barrel replacement - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]
Hope this helps,
Tom
Hi Graeme,
I can't advise on the technicalities but I've used a couple of specialists in Sussex:
P&R Gearboxes: Gearbox and Axle Repairs | P & R Gearboxes | Reconditioned Gearboxes - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]
Bexhill gearboxes: Bexhill Gearboxes - gearbox repair and reconditioning...
You're an absolute legend - thanks. I would PM you but I'm new on this forum and apparantly I need to make 20 posts before I can PM anyone! If you can email me your address I'll arrange for a courier to collect it from you? Thanks again mate
Hi guys,
I’m looking to get a snorkel for my 1989 LJ70 (with a 2.4L 2L-T) and could do with some advice please.
Firstly which one? Safari do the SS71R but these are expensive (if I can even get hold of one) and I’m not sure they're worth the money? Bravo do the ST70 for around £180 which I...
After removing the screw from the door handle you need to slide the handle sideways (can't remember if it's left or right) and the handle will come away. You might then need to disconnect the rod from the handle to take the door card off, it's a bit fiddly but do-able
Hi Vick,
I have the same vehicle, I've trawled the internet for a few years and scraped together some manuals that may or may not be completely relevant.
I've shared them here - the link will expire after one week.
Tom
Hi Graeme, I had the same questions on my mind a couple of years ago. Ultimately I decided that choice of tyres was the biggest priority and there were a lot more options in metric.
I got rid of my 31x10.5 r15's and ordered some 215/80/15 Bridgestone Dueller A/T's which were about £84 each (ex...
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