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Electrical Equipment and Appliances Toyota Land Cruiser 60/80
The electrical equipment is designed to be powered from the positive pole of a 12 V battery, the negative pole is connected to ground. When working on any piece of electrical equipment, disconnect the battery from the ground. On some cars, this should be done after making sure that you know the code for decoding the radio.
Troubleshooting in the electrical system
A typical electrical circuit consists of a piece of electrical equipment, switches, relays, motors, fuses, blown links, or circuit breakers switches and wires and connections that connect all the elements together and...
A typical electrical circuit consists of a piece of electrical equipment, switches, relays, motors, fuses, blown links, or circuit breakers switches and wires and connections that connect all the elements together and...
Fuses — location and replacement
The circuits of the electrical equipment of the car are protected by fuses, circuit breakers or fusible jumpers. The fuse mounting block is mounted inside the passenger compartment or in the engine compartment,...
The circuits of the electrical equipment of the car are protected by fuses, circuit breakers or fusible jumpers. The fuse mounting block is mounted inside the passenger compartment or in the engine compartment,...
Fusible links and breakers — replacement
Fusible links Fusible jumpers are designed to protect the circuit during high current overloads. Jumpers are used in high-current circuits that cannot be protected by a conventional fuse. FJ80 vehicles have cassette...
Fusible links Fusible jumpers are designed to protect the circuit during high current overloads. Jumpers are used in high-current circuits that cannot be protected by a conventional fuse. FJ80 vehicles have cassette...
Relay — location and verification
On the vehicles in question, relays are included in the circuits of such consumers as fuel system units, starter, fog lights, and a sound signal. Relays are used for controlled switching on and off of a high-current...
On the vehicles in question, relays are included in the circuits of such consumers as fuel system units, starter, fog lights, and a sound signal. Relays are used for controlled switching on and off of a high-current...
Turn Signal/Alarm Interrupter
The breaker is mounted in the relay and fuse box in the passenger compartment (see fig. Fuse box on FJ80 vehicles ). Check and replacement 1. Normal operation of the interrupter is accompanied by clicks. If one of the...
The breaker is mounted in the relay and fuse box in the passenger compartment (see fig. Fuse box on FJ80 vehicles ). Check and replacement 1. Normal operation of the interrupter is accompanied by clicks. If one of the...
Steering column switch combination
Attention! Deactivate the airbag. Diagram for checking the combination of switches on the steering column on cars FJ60, 62 Positions on the handle of the switch of external lighting devices: (OFF - off, TAIL - rear...
Attention! Deactivate the airbag. Diagram for checking the combination of switches on the steering column on cars FJ60, 62 Positions on the handle of the switch of external lighting devices: (OFF - off, TAIL - rear...
Ignition lock and lock drum
Diagram for testing the ignition switch on FJ60 vehicles Diagram for testing the ignition switch on FJ62 vehicles Diagram for testing the ignition lock on FJ80 vehicles Examination 1. Disconnect the ignition lock...
Diagram for testing the ignition switch on FJ60 vehicles Diagram for testing the ignition switch on FJ62 vehicles Diagram for testing the ignition lock on FJ80 vehicles Examination 1. Disconnect the ignition lock...
Fuel level, oil pressure and temperature gauges
Examination 1. Turn the ignition key to the ON position. 2. If the arrows of the pointers do not move to the desired area of the pointer scale (empty tank, low pressure, cold engine), then check the fuse. If the fuse is...
Examination 1. Turn the ignition key to the ON position. 2. If the arrows of the pointers do not move to the desired area of the pointer scale (empty tank, low pressure, cold engine), then check the fuse. If the fuse is...
Instrument panel — removal and installation
Screws for fastening the instrument panel on FJ60, 62 cars Instrument panel mounting screws on FJ80 vehicles The screws for fastening the instrument panel are indicated by arrows. Removal and installation 1. Disconnect...
Screws for fastening the instrument panel on FJ60, 62 cars Instrument panel mounting screws on FJ80 vehicles The screws for fastening the instrument panel are indicated by arrows. Removal and installation 1. Disconnect...
Wiper Motor — Check and Replace
Attention! Before checking, find the location of the corresponding wires, using the diagram (see subsection 12.22 ). Please note that the power wires (connected to battery) have a brighter color and a larger diameter...
Attention! Before checking, find the location of the corresponding wires, using the diagram (see subsection 12.22 ). Please note that the power wires (connected to battery) have a brighter color and a larger diameter...
Receiver and speakers — removal and installation
Receiver Mount on Early Vehicles Receiver mount on later vehicles Mounting screws are indicated by arrows. Antenna plug and receiver connector (on all vehicles) A. Antenna Plug B. Receiver connector Removal and...
Receiver Mount on Early Vehicles Receiver mount on later vehicles Mounting screws are indicated by arrows. Antenna plug and receiver connector (on all vehicles) A. Antenna Plug B. Receiver connector Removal and...
Antenna — removal and installation
1. Remove the receiver and disconnect the plug. Attach the wire to the antenna (cord) and disconnect all latches and brackets along the antenna route. 2. On vehicles with a fixed antenna, unscrew the antenna mast nut....
1. Remove the receiver and disconnect the plug. Attach the wire to the antenna (cord) and disconnect all latches and brackets along the antenna route. 2. On vehicles with a fixed antenna, unscrew the antenna mast nut....
Rear window heater — check and repair
The heater consists of thin wires sintered to the glass surface. Minor damage to the wires can be repaired by yourself. Examination 1. Turn on the ignition and heater. 2. Put a folded strip of aluminum foil on the...
The heater consists of thin wires sintered to the glass surface. Minor damage to the wires can be repaired by yourself. Examination 1. Turn on the ignition and heater. 2. Put a folded strip of aluminum foil on the...
Headlights — removal, installation and adjustment
Screws for adjusting the halogen lamp beam 1. Bolt A for horizontal adjustment; 2. Bolt C for vertical adjustment; 3. Bolt B for horizontal adjustment; 4. Horizontal adjustment level; 5. Level of vertical adjustment...
Screws for adjusting the halogen lamp beam 1. Bolt A for horizontal adjustment; 2. Bolt C for vertical adjustment; 3. Bolt B for horizontal adjustment; 4. Horizontal adjustment level; 5. Level of vertical adjustment...
Halogen headlight housing — removal and installation
1. Remove the lamp. 2. Remove the front grille, turn signal and headlight trim. 3. Loosen the bolts and remove the headlight (marks of fastening of a halogen headlight are specified by arrows). 4. Installation is...
1. Remove the lamp. 2. Remove the front grille, turn signal and headlight trim. 3. Loosen the bolts and remove the headlight (marks of fastening of a halogen headlight are specified by arrows). 4. Installation is...
Sound signal — check and replace
Attention! Check the fuses first. Examination 1. Disconnect the connector from the signal. 2. Directly connect the battery to the signal. If there is no sound, replace the signal. 3. If there is sound, then check the...
Attention! Check the fuses first. Examination 1. Disconnect the connector from the signal. 2. Directly connect the battery to the signal. If there is no sound, replace the signal. 3. If there is sound, then check the...
Replacing light bulbs
Side turn signal lamps 1. On early release cars (FJ60, 62) unscrew the screws of the turn signal cover and remove the cover. 2. On late production cars (FJ80) unscrew the top screw fixing the pointer. 3. Remove the turn...
Side turn signal lamps 1. On early release cars (FJ60, 62) unscrew the screws of the turn signal cover and remove the cover. 2. On late production cars (FJ80) unscrew the top screw fixing the pointer. 3. Remove the turn...
Power side mirrors — check
Diagram for checking the side mirror switch on FJ80 vehicles and the designation of the connector pins The mirror drive in most models is carried out from 2 vertical and horizontal displacement electric motors....
Diagram for checking the side mirror switch on FJ80 vehicles and the designation of the connector pins The mirror drive in most models is carried out from 2 vertical and horizontal displacement electric motors....
Cruise control system — check
The cruise control system maintains the speed of the car using an electric drive, which is located in the engine compartment. The electric actuator is connected to the throttle cable. The system consists of a control...
The cruise control system maintains the speed of the car using an electric drive, which is located in the engine compartment. The electric actuator is connected to the throttle cable. The system consists of a control...
Electric window regulator — check
Diagram for checking the main power window switch on FJ60, 62 vehicles and the designation of the connector pins Diagram for checking the power window switch for all windows except the driver's window on FJ60, 62 cars...
Diagram for checking the main power window switch on FJ60, 62 vehicles and the designation of the connector pins Diagram for checking the power window switch for all windows except the driver's window on FJ60, 62 cars...
Electric door locks — check
The structure of the electric drive includes switches, a lock drive, a control unit and wires. The control unit is mounted in the cabin, to the right of the fuse box. You can carry out simple checks on the drive and...
The structure of the electric drive includes switches, a lock drive, a control unit and wires. The control unit is mounted in the cabin, to the right of the fuse box. You can carry out simple checks on the drive and...
Airbags
Airbags (Pneumatic safety system SRS) designed to protect the driver (and passenger) in the front seat in the event of a collision. Part of the car has 2 pillows, one of which (from the driver's side) mounted in the...
Airbags (Pneumatic safety system SRS) designed to protect the driver (and passenger) in the front seat in the event of a collision. Part of the car has 2 pillows, one of which (from the driver's side) mounted in the...
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