Wheel alingment specs for toyota land cruiser

Question edited for clarity and apparently it is a GXL not GLX.
Question moved to model category.

106 INCH Pounds, or 9 foot pounds.

2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.7L Engine Torque Specs

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Valve Covers Installation The valve cover bolts torque down to 106 in-lbs or about 9 ft-lbs in a criss cross order. Be sure not to miss any bolts to avoid ...

The flasher unit on a Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ75 is usually located in the fuse box under the dashboard on the driver's side of the vehicle. To access the flasher unit, you will need to:

1. Open the driver's side door and locate the fuse box cover. It is usually located under the dashboard on the left side of the steering wheel.
2. Remove the fuse box cover: Depending on the model of your Land Cruiser, you may need to use a tool like a flat-head screwdriver to gently pry the cover off.
3. Locate the flasher unit: Once the cover is removed, you should be able to see the various fuses and relays in the fuse box. The flasher unit is usually labeled as "flasher" or "turn signal relay." It may be a small, rectangular component with wires or terminals attached to it.
4. Remove the flasher unit: Depending on the model of your Land Cruiser, you may need to use a tool like a socket wrench or pliers to remove the flasher unit. Some models may have a clip or tab that holds the flasher unit in place, which you will need to release before removing it.
5. Replace the flasher unit: Reverse the steps above to install the new flasher unit. Make sure the new unit is securely fastened and all the wires and connectors are properly connected.

If you are not comfortable or experienced in automotive repairs, it is recommended to have a mechanic perform the flasher unit replacement.

yes because of the weight of the engine

150 kw@3400 rpm-full specs here:

http://www.car-specs.za.net/toyota-land-cruiser-100-4-2td-vx-at-vsc-2005-07-specs.aspx

Change / Replace The Fuel Cap, on the fuel tank

Hi.If you follow this link you can download a free manul for your auto that should tell you the specs.It takes a little while to download but should be worth it!Hope this helps.http://manualspace.com/toyota-land-cruiser-1998-2007-owner-and-service-manual.htm - 13k

Well your Caster should be +2.0degrees to +4.0degrees Your Camber should be at .+2 degrees to +1.7 degrees but I would keep it around .+2 degrees for best tire wear.Your should be should be 1/16th to 1/8th inch toed in.

Set toe-in with a tape measure and helper, adjust camber with a level, adjust caster withan angle finder. That should get you to an alignment shop where they can set it to spec.

two first things to check fuel and spark ...fuel make sure your fuel pump is working its messy but the easiest way is to pull the fuel line "only one connection" and turn key to on then press gas pedal and gas should pump out if not fuel pump is bad... if thats not it you want to check for spark easiest way is to pull one of the spark plug wires and stick a screwdriver in the end then hold the screwdriver to where the metal shank is approx. 1/4" away from any metal surface ... hold the screwdriver without touching the metal shank!!! have someone crank the engine you should see a spark intermittently between the screwdriver and the metal youre holding it close to.. if thats ok the only other thing i can suggest is get a battery with more cca "cold cranking amps"..hope this helps..OH YA ON A SAFER NOTE!!!...DONT LOOK FOR SPARK WITH THE ENGINE WET WITH FUEL..