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good manual for hilux

Post by zero »

1990 ln106 turbo diesel if it matters...

about to pull the gear box out... and probably apart :?

anyway just wondering if there a good manual for technical repairs etc having a bit of trouble finding one is all. and which author you prefer (if there is multiple)
Also where is best to purchase?

Thanks all
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Post by thebrunks »

Mate factory Toyota is the only one to use.

The rest are all crap, especially when stripping down components.

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Post by zero »

ok thanks where do i get one of them?
from toyota?
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

zero wrote:ok thanks where do i get one of them?
from toyota?
There's a slim chance Toyota will still stock them, but they'll be really expensive.

Always seem to be a few floating around Ebay (expect to pay a lot here too! Worth every penny, though.)
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Post by AcTioN13 »

for wiring stuff i know gregorys is better than max ellorys, unless someone can tell em where to find wiring colour codes in the ME?
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Post by Highway-Star »

dogbreath_48 wrote:
zero wrote:ok thanks where do i get one of them?
from toyota?
There's a slim chance Toyota will still stock them, but they'll be really expensive.
I would have thought the same, but my father recently bought a factory manual for the Toyota 14B and 15B series engines, and yes they got one in for him within a couple of days, and it was only $45. I think he got it from Motorama on southside Brisbane somewhere. Its quite a good book, not perfect, but better than any non-genuine POS I've seen.
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Post by redv8lux »

I got hold of one of the CLYMER super shop manuals 580 pages
shows pretty much everthing
I'm currently converting a LN46 4spd to a 5spd it actually shows all the relevant parts as these boxs came out of the factory in the states as a 5spd (the L52)
Would have to be one of the best non factory manuals i'vecome accross
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Post by one_waz »

mate check out this link, its a heap of scanned manuals to do with toyotas see if yours is there

ftp://ftp.bauchan.org/Toyota/repair_manuals/

i downloaded a manual for 2L very detailed,
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Post by MattF »

one_waz wrote:mate check out this link, its a heap of scanned manuals to do with toyotas see if yours is there

ftp://ftp.bauchan.org/Toyota/repair_manuals/

This is the web frontend for that site:

http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/downloads.php
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