1988 Toyota 4x4 Van | Fixing Crusty's broken speedometer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- While driving Crusty recently, I looked down to check my speed and was going NO miles per hour. So, obviously Crusty was forcing me to schedule more camera time for him.
In this installment, I'll break down how I diagnosed where the speedometer failure was and how I got working again.
Hope you find the video entertaining, informative and helpful.
As always, a heap o' thanks goes to the folks at ToyotaVanTech.com as well as the enthusiasts in the Toyota Van FaceBook Groups. There's always lots of support and encouragement from those lovely people.
Until the next one pleasant travels.
Oh, by the way, here are the part numbers for what I ordered from Frankfort Toyota online:
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Sleeve Sub-Assy- #33404-35010 $20.38
Plate, Speedometer- #33485-30020 $1.80
O-ring- #90301-18018 $3.30
Driven Gear Clip- #90468-12005 $.95
Adapter Assy, Speedometer Cable- #83770-22120 $63.44 on Ebay
www.ebay.com/i...
10:17 I love the little edits you put into these videos! You deserve more recognition haha
Thanks so much. Glad you like them and yes they are a labor of love. ;)
I love the definition for kuput
Jocko Moto yeah. Pretty funny and an appropriately useful word when dealing with our older vehicles. Lots of stuff goes Kaput, all the time. Ha!
you definitely want to make sure your washers and seals are good aske me how I know after I had ATF wind up inside the cluster or in your case transfer gear oil is what you would have if it leaks
Good Advice.
I've checked since doing the job and all is sealed up and dry.
So... so far, so good. I'll def be grabbing that seal for the Speed-O-Cable connection as soon as possible.
lol the atf raided your cluster
Nice video. Do you buy that piece online?... im not able to find the cable for mine.
victor abreu
Hi Victor. Yes, I got all the parts online. I’ll be editing the commentary below the video with the part numbers and descriptions.
I’ve heard others say the speedometer cables themselves are no longer available, although I’ve not researched it yet.
That being the case, if you find one in a parts yard, the speedo cable would be good to put on the pull list.
Hey Victor- The list of parts and links to the websites for ordering is listed above. Hope you can find a speedo cable.
@@GraeSkyeStudio thanks man. I dedicated 2 hours online looking for it, but no luck. Im going to remove it and take it to several shops to see if i can found an alternative. Btw im going to try make 3d models of the lights.
victor, hope it’ll work out with the speedo cable. Keep us informed on the light fab project. Sounds like a good endeavor.
Puede hacer los vídeos en español
Added transcripts in Español. :)