Sold. tears are being wiped from my eyes.
Well after many moons of deliberation back and forth and changing my mind several times, its finally happened. I am listing my beloved Cruiser for sale.
its on carsales.com, gumtree and LCOOL.
https://www.carsales.com.au/private/...-5272593/?Cr=7
Aircon Ice cold and lots of air (compressor, condensor and evaporator replaced)- NEW Radiator- NEW tyres and rims x 5- NEW power steering pump- NEW seat covers (front)Items almost new and still in perfect condition- Dual Batteries- Roof rack- 42 inch light bar- 3m awning- JVC headunit (reversing camera, bluetooth, handsfree speaker etc)Fitted extras:- toyota headlight covers- toyota weather shield to driver's side- ARB winchbar with scrub rails and side steps- 10,000 lb winch with heaps of steel cable- spotlights and 20 inch light bar- old school dual battery switch - (these are the best as they give you full flexibility when camping and running fridges etc)- diff breathers extended- Cargo barrier - Removeable rear parcel shelf - gives great privacy for items below shelf too Other Items maintained since I have owned it:- Clutch- 5th gear replaced and gearbox overhauled- Head removed for port cleaning - cross hatching still evident in bore at 275,000 km- speaker system- EGR blanked off to keep intake ports cleanThe cabin interior is still in excellent condition for its age. Rear cargo zone is not quite as tidy, but still reasonably presentable. drives smooth and quiet. The compressions were checked recently and were actually higher than toyota spec's. The engine is very healthy and would accept a turbo just fine if you want some more zip. Car has always been garaged and cared for.$22,500. Registration has been paid until August 2018. This 2002 Toyota Landcruiser Standard Manual 4x4 has limited slip diff (LSD). All reasonable offers considered. Reluctant sale, have just upgraded to an Automatic Landcruiser. Car must be sold, unfortunately.
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
Sold. tears are being wiped from my eyes.
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
Has the new one got a turbo Cade? If it has you'll soon love it more than the old girl.
Johnnojack
4WD Isuzu Jackaroo 3.1 170,000km on WVO,(2017) 2 tank home built system 6 solenoids. Mk. 9 version. Improvements under investigation
Hey Johnno,
yes it certainly does. I cant believe the difference between the two cars. The 5 speed auto and the 1HD-FTE combo is fantastic. Its worlds apart.
By the way, I didnt say they were tears of sorrow!
Excellent upgrade. very happy.
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
Upgrade Turbo, 200kW 600nm torque?
Biodiesel Bandit
Landcruiser '98 80 series B100.
Hi Cade,
How's the new cruiser running on Bio?
Looking at retiring the old ute later on this year. Just passed the 500.000 km mark :-)
its done 300.000 on Bio :-)
Cheers Jens
1990 Toyota Hilux LN106 with ATG 2 tank system (sold after running 150.000 ks on mainly WVO)
1993 Toyota 75 Series with 1 HZ engine both 75l factory tanks and a custom 170l under tray tank.
200.000km 80% on bio 10% on WVO 10% on dino,
"him who never made a mistake, made no discovery either"
Hi Jen’s, good to hear from you mate. Sahara goes fine on bio. I’m still to get the most out of it though. It’s down on power compared to Dino diesel, but it’s still better than when I first ran it. I think the internals on the walbro pump are too small and it doesn’t shift enough fuel. I am in the process of upsizing to a Holley I think, I am just worried about over pressurising the lift pump. Biggest hurdle is the 12mm fuel lines. If you or anyone knows a bit more about inline fuel pumps I’d love to hear from you.
Thats is a pretty good run from the Luxembourg. What are you thinking of replacing it with?
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
Are you running WVO on the new cruiser?
Johnnojack
4WD Isuzu Jackaroo 3.1 170,000km on WVO,(2017) 2 tank home built system 6 solenoids. Mk. 9 version. Improvements under investigation
No Johnno, I am a Bio boy all the way, but I found by hard lessons that a pusher pump with a CAV filter is by far and away the best system to ensure no air leaks and trouble free motoring.
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
Hey Matt,
hahaha! the missus might finally get a speeding ticket!! I'm down to one point so the upgrade can wait a while!
Regards,
Cade.
2002 100 series Landcruiser
240,000 Km and counting on B100, 330,000km total on car.
Naturally aspirated, Walbro Pusher pump just upstream of tank switch valves, Cav filter with reversed fuel flow direction.
At 160,000 km Rebuilt pump, Reconditioned head and manifolds, glow plugs. Injectors all good after 160,000 km on B100.
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