Axle turrets are known to rot because the drain holes get blocked allowing muck to gather inside creating the perfect conditions for rust to take hold . Just make the holes bigger so the muck gets washed out when it rains and the turrets can actually dry .
I'd have used Dychem super limate which is amazing stuff we use on boats designed to be environmentally friendly but makes light work of rust , i just couldn't get any at the time .
Thanks for all help...and all replies HERE IS AN UPDATED LIST: (please help me, overlook, add things which make sence to change anyways, any other work around my breaks? i will add staff from that 3 first page you mentioned (joilnts rubber etc)
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LIST:
1997 TOYOTA PRADO KZJ95
reg#: B11MLF
VIN: KZN950066290
KZJ95W-GKPST
1KZ-TE factory intercooled engine
double wishbone suspension
265/75/16
33″ Nitto Terra Grappler A/T Tires
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Roughtrax will also sell most everything.
FLUIDS:
Engine 1KZTE
7.7 Litres
SAE 5W-40
Transmission Automatic
Drain sump only 2.0 Litres
ATF Dextron 11, 111, Type 4 (T-IV)
Transfer Box:
1.2 Litres
SAE 75W-90
Front Axle:
Standard1.1 Litres
SAE 80W-90
Limited Slip Differential (L.S.D)
2.6 Litres
Hypoy LSD 90
(Front differential oil - Rear differential oil)
Power Steering:
0.8 Litre
Dextron 11/111
Coolant:
9.5 Litres
RED Long Life Coolant
Brakes:
1.2 Litres
SAE J1703/4 DOT 3 or 4
Clutch:
SAE J1703/4 DOT 3 or 4
Prop Shaft UJ's
Lithium base - NLGI No. 2
Air Conditioning Refrigerant
R134a
Qty - Check with Toyota
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Full filter change (air/fuel/cabin)
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Prop shafts - grease driveshaft. (6 places):
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Removing and cleaning the radiator
(change thermostat) (with other necessary inspections) (mat of dust and whatnot between a/c condensor and radiator)
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Replaced alternator brushes
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MAF cleanout (rubbing alcohol)
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Replaced transmission lever bushes
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Delete radiator transmission cooler
(Add external transmission cooler)
Here's a pic of the transmission cooler. Note the lines are just rubber hoses in conduit. The metal pipe is an AC pipe, and the cooler is attached to the AC evaporator.
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Change rocker cover gaskets
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Break:
Overhaul the calipers (for the price most are happy) to send here
http://biggred.co.uk
Change break pads
Change Discs (rear)
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Lower and upper ball joint (change)
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Add these:
-Wynns Power Steering Stop Leak 125ml
-Wynn's Gear Oil Treatment With Stop Leak 125ml
https://www.eurocarparts.com/p/wynn...MItbG874Of6AIVQuDtCh2W_AA9EAQYASABEgLU9vD_BwE
https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1405891595...MIwZ-vioSf6AIVGp3VCh1CgwWCEAQYAyABEgIqwPD_BwE
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Axle turrets
Just make the holes bigger
axle turrers are known to rot because the drain holes get blocked allowing muck to gather inside creating the perfect conditions for rust to take hold . Just make the holes bigger so the muck gets washed out when it rains and the turrets can actually dry. I'd have used Dychem super limate which is amazing stuff we use on boats.
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EGR delete then strip and clean the throttle body .
An EGR delete kit can increase your exhaust gas temperature. Diesel engines typically cool the exhaust gases generated, then recirculate them back into the system. When you bypass this feature with an EGR delete kit, then the exhaust remains hot.
https://www.darksidedevelopments.co.uk/egr-removal-delete/
(Only benefits looking at your throttle body when you get it open will show you why, and its a fiddly job but not a big one just stick a blocking plate in.)
(got a transmission shop to do it but it's an easy job, you probably need longer hoses or to lengthen the existing ones but mounting the cooler is fairly simple, it just attached to the AC evaporator. No modifications to the radiator needed, aside from blocking off the unused transmission connections.)
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Fitting Nolathane Rear Trailing Arms & Panhard Rod Bush Kit
(£110 with VAT)
https://www.roughtrax4x4.com/nolathane-rear-trailing-arms-panhard-rod-bush-kit-7438.html
Kit has 8 Rear Trailing Arm bushes - Polyurethane bushes for both Upper & Lower arms &2 Rear Panhard Rod Bushes with all the bush sleeves
Worn rear trailing arm bushings have a huge influence on vehicle stability and braking efficiency.
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Front wheel bearing replacement
(front wheel bearing / hub assembly's)
https://www.landcruiserclub.net/com...lash-guards-dust-shields.153889/#post-1532210
https://www.landcruiserclub.net/com...ring-replacement-an-illustrated-guide.127745/
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RUST:
Chemiphase cemex hydrochloric acid
and
(coat everything with soda crystals-water mix to neutralizing acid)
Zinga Cold Galvanising System – Anti Rust / Corrosion Zinc Coating (500ml)
https://www.frost.co.uk/zinga-zinc-coating-500ml-aerosol/
followed by
Eastwood Extreme Chassis Black SATIN (397g)
https://www.frost.co.uk/eastwood-extreme-chassis-black-satin-397g/
or
Hammerite Stonechip Shield protects sills and lower body panels against stonechip damage
Take the tank out (kill rust, clean pickup sock)
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Reversing camera
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Dual battery System
http://ibs-tech.ch/en/dealer/europe/great-britain.html
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Tyre pressure temperature monitor:
https://amzn.to/3aFW8wP
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Valentine Research
Gen2 radar detection
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cu...new-radar-detector/?__twitter_impression=true
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