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    Yea I have found the printers of these manuals in nz and in aus and they dont have anything on the early prado's
    Im sure i found one last year on trademe but didnt have the coin at the time

    seems i have come to a dead end on this one.

    Stu the first link seems correct but cant open the "torrent"

    I think the torrents are way above my pay grade
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    Shoulda bought a Ford!
    Boom, cough,cough,cough

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richie View Post
    I had seen that website but they state it is free but then ask for your credit card details even tho the wont thake anything from it........ I dont trust it

    But Thanks Richie
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    hmmm dodgy! Sweet as. Will call brother in law tomorrow, he owns a hilux and landcruiser wreckers in Rangiora, he will probably know where to get one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richie View Post
    hmmm dodgy! Sweet as. Will call brother in law tomorrow, he owns a hilux and landcruiser wreckers in Rangiora, he will probably know where to get one.
    You could be a handy man to know

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    Shoulda bought a Ford!
    Fuck that i dont enjoy fixing cars all the time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
    Every thing... have to fix a cracked head , broken hand brake cable in the drum , electrical problem with the fuel pump, new water pump, cambelt, wheel bearings(maybe) , sunroof rattles open, Re paint to the roof and bonnet turbo return line needs replacing ...... the list goes on,
    Have taken her off the road for a 6 month birthday and want to as much as i can myself.
    Most of the stuff on that list as easy to do at home, the killer is the injector pump! If the fault is the pump itself, you will be able to remove and refit but the overhaul will need to be done at a diesel shop. Cost will be $1000 - $1500.

    You should be able to get a genuine workshop manual from Toyota. You will pay a bit more for them but they piss all over the shitty after market manual.

    Please put a genuine head on it and get the gasket set from Toyota as well. They have a graded head gasket (thickness) dependant on piston bumper height (piston protrusion) so make sure you get the correct one.

    With all that work to be done to the engine, pull it out and chuck it on a stand - $140.00 from BNT
    It will save you time in the long run, you will get sick of being bent over the guards standing on your head!

    Still want to do it yourself??

    PM me with any questions

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post

    Stu the first link seems correct but cant open the "torrent"

    I think the torrents are way above my pay grade
    If you can find the manual you want on that link then click on the little icon next to the filesize (looks like a dog paw, dunno why!). This will download a small file maybe 4kb only called a "torrent", save it somewhere on your PC. Then go on google and download Vuze (it's free), and install it. Then, in Vuze, open the torrent file. It will download the manual you're after. It will take some time depending on your internet speed.
    It's a bit complicated but easy once you know how!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richie View Post
    Anything "Sponsored Links" is a con - don't go there!!!!!!!
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    2Sk have you tried toyodiy.com ? Didn't have enough time for your model it's a slow site maybe free dunno

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    Quote Originally Posted by kokako View Post
    Most of the stuff on that list as easy to do at home, the killer is the injector pump! If the fault is the pump itself, you will be able to remove and refit but the overhaul will need to be done at a diesel shop. Cost will be $1000 - $1500.

    You should be able to get a genuine workshop manual from Toyota. You will pay a bit more for them but they piss all over the shitty after market manual.

    Please put a genuine head on it and get the gasket set from Toyota as well. They have a graded head gasket (thickness) dependant on piston bumper height (piston protrusion) so make sure you get the correct one.

    With all that work to be done to the engine, pull it out and chuck it on a stand - $140.00 from BNT
    It will save you time in the long run, you will get sick of being bent over the guards standing on your head!

    Still want to do it yourself??

    PM me with any questions
    Thanks dude. I have been told that to try the relay for the Solinoid first, before i pull things apart. hopefully that works.

    I will take you up on the offer of info as i go. cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy View Post
    2Sk have you tried toyodiy.com ? Didn't have enough time for your model it's a slow site maybe free dunno
    Will have a look tonight. cheers Happy

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    For those who want to know . Have spoken to the Local Toyota place and no manual exists because there wagons were not exported from japan as a new wagon nor were they built outside japan , so no one has translated a manual from Japaneese.
    Good to know.
    Oh well i will continue blind and make it up as i go.

 

 

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