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Heating and air conditioning system, charging system (cars 1988-90) [Toyota Land Cruiser J60]

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Heating and air conditioning system, charging system (car 1988-90.)

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a – the ground connection point is located on the left pillar
b – the ground connection point is located on the right front pillar

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