20 Most Recent 1996 Toyota Land Cruiser Questions & Answers

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You have to pull the instrument cluster out of your vehicle. At the back of the cluster there are 2 screws that are close together, change the screws around. They are the only 2 screws together. Your timing is set by lining up the mark on the injection pump sprocket to the mark on the engine body. Same with the camshaft sprocket, the mark is at the top, and then aligning your two line marks on the timing belt (Toyota Belt) to these marks. Also I would suggest replacing your pulley. The Tensioner Pulley bolt should be torqued to 35 Nm. You need a vice with soft jaws to tension the tensioner and aligning the holes with a bit of coathanger wire. When you re install your tensioner you then pull out the wire releasing the tensioner. The tensioner bolts should be torqued to 12 - 13 Nm. Hope that helps you. PS - When you are removing your interior mouldings be careful as they are expensive to replace. When you remove your screws and bolts there are a number of clip systems that hold some of the mouldings in place.

the only timing mark are on timing belt newer cars dont use a timing light because it is electronic and fixed

hi, better check the TCV (timing control valve) located below the injection pump.

porous fuel tubing after the diesel tank

transmission servos sticking or bad valve body.take to trans shop for free diagnosis,most shops will do it for free.

dealer only to re programme key into car it can only be done with vehicle, not away from it .Sorry for no easy fix unless you want to disengage the factory immobiliser,which if its a diesel is a fairly simple procedure but not for a petrol engine

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Torque setting Toyota Land-cruiser 80 Series 4.5 1995-98 Engine code: 1FZ-FE, 1HD. Stage 1: 20 Nm (Start tightening bolts from center to outwards) Stage 2: 39 Nm Stage 3: Rotate each bolt by 90 Degrees. Stage 4: Further rotate each bolt by 90 Degrees

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