1984 2.0l Surf
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:08 pm
Anybody out there with an 84 2.0l Petrol Surf?
Cheers, MM
Cheers, MM
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1984 2.0l Surf
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 7:54 pm
I just bought an 85' model
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 8:29 pm
Yip. Sort of!!!! 
manuals, etc.
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 12:34 am
Do you guys have any manuals on service and maintainance, grease points and oil levels, checks etc.?
Or do you know some reliable links specifically for "our" truck?
got some mods?
Any suggestions appreciated!!!
Cheers, MM
Or do you know some reliable links specifically for "our" truck?
got some mods?
Any suggestions appreciated!!!
Cheers, MM
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 8:13 am
Don't know if they cover your model or not but try http://www.toyotasurf.asn.au/techsite/
Cheers
Mike
Cheers
Mike
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 8:30 am
Yip I've got the book.
Basically the only grease points are on the driveshafts. Universals and slip joints. If the universals have been changed then they may not have grease nipples.
And the rest...........
Gearbox: Manual 4 speed = 4.1 ltrs Sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
5 speed = 3.9 ltrs " " " " "
Transfere case: 1.6 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
Front axle: Rigid axle = 2.3 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
IFS = 1.6 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
Rear axle: Open diff = 2ltrs sae 90 hypoid gear oil
LSD (yellow fill bung) = 2ltrs sae 90 hypoid gear oil for lsd
Engine = What ever oil you use up to the H mark on the dip stick.
Don't over grease the driveshafts. Especially the slip joints otherwise you will have to replace bearings on the diff pinion and transfere output shafts within a very short space of time.
Anything else you need to know send me a PM.
Have fun
Thomas
Basically the only grease points are on the driveshafts. Universals and slip joints. If the universals have been changed then they may not have grease nipples.
And the rest...........
Gearbox: Manual 4 speed = 4.1 ltrs Sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
5 speed = 3.9 ltrs " " " " "
Transfere case: 1.6 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
Front axle: Rigid axle = 2.3 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
IFS = 1.6 ltrs sae 75w/90 hypoid gear oil
Rear axle: Open diff = 2ltrs sae 90 hypoid gear oil
LSD (yellow fill bung) = 2ltrs sae 90 hypoid gear oil for lsd
Engine = What ever oil you use up to the H mark on the dip stick.
Don't over grease the driveshafts. Especially the slip joints otherwise you will have to replace bearings on the diff pinion and transfere output shafts within a very short space of time.
Anything else you need to know send me a PM.
Have fun
Thomas
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:46 pm
2litres for the diff??? damn, think I gotta buy another litre, no problem.
Only, I can not get that screw open: I've been working it with CRC for a week now, but to no avail - I just keep wrecking the screw. Any idea? I tried it with a socket (correct 24mm) and a spanner.
MM
Only, I can not get that screw open: I've been working it with CRC for a week now, but to no avail - I just keep wrecking the screw. Any idea? I tried it with a socket (correct 24mm) and a spanner.
MM
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:50 pm
use an impact driver on the 24mm socket - someone may have loctite'd it in.
Failling that, drag it over to my shed and we'll weld a bigg-ass chunk o' steel on the nut and undo it that way
Steve
Failling that, drag it over to my shed and we'll weld a bigg-ass chunk o' steel on the nut and undo it that way
Steve
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 10:15 am
ok are you using a single hex or twin socket 
(i hope a single)
get a half inch or bigger power bar and crack it
(i hope a single)
get a half inch or bigger power bar and crack it
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 11:05 am
alright guys, I had to get a new warranty and the guys at the garage opened it for me free of charge, I know that's cheating, but...
all is fine with the oil. front and rear, I still have this slight rumbling, kinda "rump rump rump" sound when I'm rolling slowly, walking speed. any idea what that could be?
I built in a diff breather extender and an extra interior rear window switch, much more comfortable now...sleeping inside and getting out.
Cheers, MM
all is fine with the oil. front and rear, I still have this slight rumbling, kinda "rump rump rump" sound when I'm rolling slowly, walking speed. any idea what that could be?
I built in a diff breather extender and an extra interior rear window switch, much more comfortable now...sleeping inside and getting out.
Cheers, MM
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 11:08 am
..........and thanks tomsoffroad for all the data, appreciate.
MM
MM
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 5:05 pm
Warranty?
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 11:55 am
WOF, Yaka. (ok, warrant hit the t and the y by accident.)
Steve, SupraLux: If you don't mind, I'd like to come around your place next time I'm in Chch, usually Monday or Tuesday. I've got no acute problem, just to talk tech and stuff. javascript:emoticon(':idea:')
cheers, MM
Steve, SupraLux: If you don't mind, I'd like to come around your place next time I'm in Chch, usually Monday or Tuesday. I've got no acute problem, just to talk tech and stuff. javascript:emoticon(':idea:')
cheers, MM
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 6:51 pm
No worries - either day should be good next week with a little bit of notice. Give me a call on 021 637 600
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve