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2008 Toyota Land Cruiser Engine Begins To Vibrate And Then Stalls
Car began to intermittently stall with engine vibrating heavily. Mechanic checked fault codes -no fault codes present). Battery was not holding full charge so he recommended changing 5 yr old batter...
Remove Rear View Mirror Plastic Cover To Get At Mounting Screws
How Do I Disconnect The Seat Heaters?
Replace Or Restore Aftermarket Cruise Control For A J62.
We're preparing to take my son to college in South Dakota from our home in Texas in late August, and I want to either repair my broken cruise control mechanism or install a new aftermarket unit. My tr...
Anybody Interested In A Fairey Overdrive That Fits All 3 Speed Land Cruiser...
Will fit into any Toyota Land Cruiser built between 1958 and 1973 with stock 3 speed transfer cases. Bolts into back opening where mainshaft enters transfercase. Besides the overdive will include the ...
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About the Toyota Land Cruiser
The Toyota Land Cruiser has a long and venerable history. Orginally designed for military use, they arrived in the U.S. for civilian consumption in 1960, making the Land Cruiser one of Toyota's oldest nameplates in this country. Originally a tough, no-nonsense truck, the Land Cruiser has grown to be a cushy luxury SUV. However, it is still Toyota's best vehicle for off-road use.
The first generation of Land Cruisers were sold for nearly 20 years. Rugged and utilitarian, they were geared towards off-roading enthusiasts, who enjoyed pushing their TLCs to the limit.
By 1980, Toyota recognized the emerging SUV market, and the Land Cruiser began to evolve into the plush SUV that it is today. Thus, the next generation of TLCs included creature comforts like air conditioning and disc brakes. At the next redesign, in 1990, the Land Cruiser was designed to appeal to the mass market, and emerged as a high-end, luxury SUV--much to the dismay of die-hard off-roaders, who thought the Land Cruiser was losing some of its original intent.
Today, the Land Cruiser is one of Toyota's most expensive vehicles, and includes all the amenities one would expect in a luxury car while still remaining a capable off-road vehicle.

