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Cruiser 100 (1998-2007) Cruiser 60/80 (1980-1997, petrol) Cruiser 70 (1985-1996, diesel)

General view of the control panel [Toyota Land Cruiser J60]

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Control panel, general view (for left-hand drive vehicles)





1. Electric sunroof switches; 2. Clock; 3. Mirror; 4. Side window blower nozzle; 5. Window switch; 6. Tape recorder; 7. Ashtray; 8. Transfer case lever; 9. Gear lever; 10. Engaging the differential; 11. Headlight switch; 12. Fuse box; 13. Instrument panel lighting control; 14. Electric mirror control; 15. Side window blower nozzle; 16. Rear fog light switch; 17. High beam switch; 18. Headlight switch and turn signal; 19. Front rear differential lock switch; 20. Central deflectors; 21. Mirror; 22. Interior light switch




1. Locking the central differential; 2. Turning on the hazard warning lights; 3. Antenna electric drive; 4. Side deflector; 5. Ignition switch; 6. Climate control; 7. Glove compartment; 8. Lighter; 9. Switching the heater; 10. Suction; 11. Deflector; 12. Fuel tank opening handle; 13. Hood release handle; 14. Window lift switch; 15. Signal; 16. Mirror; 17. Side deflector; 18, 19. Windscreen wiper and washer switch; 20. Hazard warning light




Control panel, general view (for right-hand drive vehicles)





1. Electric sunroof switches; 2. Rear view mirror; 3. Central deflectors; 4. Headlight and turn signal switch; 5. Ignition switch; 6. High beam switch; 7. Rear fog light switch; 8. Side deflector; 9. Electric mirror control; 10. Instrument panel lighting control; 11. Fuse box; 12. Suction; 13. Gearshift knob; 14. Handbrake; 15. Transfer case lever; 16. Ashtray; 17. Radio; 18. Window lift switch; 19. Glove compartment; 20. Side deflector; 21. Mirror; 22. Clock; 23. Interior light switch




1. Hazard warning light; 2, 3. Windscreen wiper and washer switch; 4. Side deflector; 5. Mirror; 6. Front and rear differential lock switch; 7. Signal; 8. Window switch; 9. Hood release handle; 10. Fuel tank opening handle; 11. Deflector; 12. Winch control lever; 13. Switching the heater; 14. Instrument panel lighting control; 15. Lighter; 16. Climate control; 17. Engaging the differential; 18. Side deflector; 19. Antenna electric drive; 20. Turning on the hazard warning lights; 21. Central differential lock
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Cruiser 100 (1998-2007) 
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