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

Technical specifications of service [Toyota Land Cruiser J60]

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Contents: Recommended lubricants and fluids ↓ Cylinder firing order ↓ Tightening torques, Nm ↓

Recommended engine oil viscosity in different temperature ranges





1. Hot climate
2. Cold climate
3. When purchasing, pay attention to this product label


Cylinder numbering and distributor rotation direction on 2F and 3F-E engines





The dark circle indicates the output of the 1st cylinder.

Cylinder numbering and direction of rotation of the distributor on 1FZ-FE engines





The dark circle indicates the output of the 1st cylinder.



Recommended lubricants and fluids



Engine oil
API SH or SG motor oil
Viscosity
see Fig. Recommended engine oil viscosity in different temperature ranges
Coolant
Ethylene glycol based antifreeze
Brake fluid
DOT3
Clutch hydraulic fluid
DOT3
Power steering fluid
dextron II Automatic Transmission Fluid
Oil for manual transmission
Gear oil API GL-4 or GL-5 SAE 80W-90
Transfer case oil
Gear oil API GL-4 or GL-5 SAE 80W-90
Rear axle gearbox oil
Hypoid Gear Oil API GL-5 SAE 80W-90
General purpose grease
Lithium grease NLGI No.2

Cylinder firing order



Engines 2F and 3F-E
1–5–3–6–2–4, clockwise direction of rotation of the ignition distributor
Engine 1FZ-FE
1–5–3–6–2–4, clockwise direction of rotation of the ignition distributor

Valve clearances (mm):
Engines 2F (warm up):
- inlet
0,20
- graduation
0,35
3F-E Engines (on the cold):
- inlet
0,20
- graduation
0,35
Engines 1FZ-FE, (on the cold):
- inlet
0,15 – 0,25
- graduation
0,25 – 0,35
Clutch pedal
Cars of the FJ60 and FJ62 brands:
– height of the heel above the body floor
181 mm
- free play
13 – 23 mm
Brakes (see also. subsection 8.1)
Brake pedal:
– cars of the FJ60 and FJ62 brands:
• heel height above the body floor
180 mm
• free play
3 – 6 mm
– FJ80 brand cars:
• heel height above the body floor
167 mm
• free play
3 – 6 mm
Handbrake lever travel:
- drum brakes
5 – 6 clicks
- disc brakes
5 – 6 clicks
Suspension and steering
Steering wheel play on the rim
40 mm
Play in suspension ball joints
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Tightening torques, Nm



Automatic transmission pan bolts
6,1
Automatic transmission drain plug
25
Transfer case plugs
33
Reducer plugs
44
Engine drain plug
25
Candles
25
Wheel nuts
110
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  • Engine overhaul
  • Engine electrical equipment
  • Cooling and heating
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  • Clutch
  • Mechanical gearbox
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  • Car suspension
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