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FZJ80 Land Cruiser 1994 vs 1995 - What are Differences?
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2021
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Comparison of a 1994 FZJ80 and a 1995 FZJ80
Both have the updated 1FZ-FE engine inline 6 which has is a 24 valve 212 hp and 275ft lbs torque, A nice step uo from rhe 1991-1992 3FE engine that was in the FJ62. which had 155hp and 220 torque.
However there are some differences between the two.
For instance, the Redesigned dash in the 1995 now adoptwd airbags as standard equipment.
The cats changed from side by side catalytic converters to in-line converters. The exhaust also routes below the frame rail just behind the catalytic converters to avoid excessive heat on the passenger floor-boards.
The front grill had the word TOYOTA written across the front in 1994 and changed to the new Toyota symbol.
You can't swap headlights as the mounts are different from 1991-1994 vs 1995-1997.
That notorious droopy headliner changed to two piece molded units in 1995
Emission system on engine went from a Mass Air Pressure meter to a Mass Air Flow meter. Certain plumbing was also removed as shown in the video.
Supercharger & Turbo systems available for 1995-1997 models but good luck finding one. The turbo would boost HP from 213 to 300hp, but also shorten engine life... in my book, not worth it. At sea level I have not regeared and it drives great, cruises at 80mph.
ECU updates and truck became voluntary OBD-II compatible. Fully compatible OBDII IN 1996 models AND UP
Wheel Lug nuts change from conical to washer type.
Transmission changes from the A442f to the A343F halfway in 1995, some 95's were produced with the A442F. The debate continues which is better. they are both robust.
Radiator is a 2 row aluminum.
Both years are great. Bottom line is if you can get your hands on a clean FZJ80, then thats the right one!
Great video man. Just sold my 92 FJ80 because I picked up a clean 97 FZJ80 the stock power level difference is amazing.
Do you notice a difference in steering and suspension handling?
Back when I was really young, my mom and dad had a FZJ 80 that was triple locked, it had a Ramsey 12,000 pound winch mounted to a ARB bumper. My sister and I don’t remember much of it, but I do remember to remind my dad every day that he made a mistake on selling it.
You are too hard on your dad... but good news is, you can always buy another!
That's a great video man! It was very informative. Keep on posting.
I had a ‘94, loved that car!
Your bad ass house always overshadows the trucks. Lol
Awesome, awesome setups!! Which headlights/marker lights did you go with on your ‘95? Thanks so much for sharing.
Also you have 3 Land Cruisers?? Living the dream man
I had 2 80s then, sold the white, ans picked up 2 more 80s...
and a couple other model LCs.
Great channel keep up the good work. One of the best landcruiser channels Ive seen.
Thanks Bro!
Cool video. Surprised seeing that many cruisers. ARB bumpers are made in Australia (not China) btw
The passenger grab-rail is OEM not aftermarket, my 91 model has it too. Here in OZ its called a Jesus! bar... because that's what wives yell as they grabs it
i just liked it for 1995-1997 toyota land cruiser fzj80 my favorite model year
Something I just figured out swapping a 97 LX450 engine into my 94 Land Cruiser that the 93-94 don't have a crank and cam position sensor. It gets all that data from the distributor but the distributors are in fact the same part so yeah. My LC runs and just has a loose crank sensor plug coming off the oil pan now lol.
Interesting...
How much did the donor engine and install cost, this may help some others...
@@CruisingTheLand Got the donor engine for $1,000 since it came with no harness or ECU as my friend needed it for his LS swap. So still OBD1. Spent around $500 in fluids, gaskets, and a battery. And I bought the vehicle for $3,000. So I have about $4,500 in it right now. Dude I bought it from bought 5 Nittos and blew the engine up 50 miles later but I'm going to see if it's worth rebuilding myself and selling to recoup money. I had to swap the entire engine wire harness, intake manifold and throttle body, exhaust manifold, and that air injection nonsense from the 94 1FZ to the 97 1FZ. One revision that made mine harder is that my trans cooler lines are hard lines all the way up to the trans cooler. On the 95 and up they have rubber hoses at the bell housing connecting the hard lines making it easier if your just pulling the engine and not the trans. I took the shifter out to be able to get to 3 of the bell housing bolts through the cab which wasn't too bad the the right extensions and swivels. Hopefully some of that will help someone decide if they want to pull the whole drive train or just the engine.
Thanks! I've always wondered the difference, but never had the opportunity to see them side by side together. Very informative video!
The 🐐 6th Gear Garage!
"I'm partial I like both " yesssss
Nice vid. What sliders are on those rigs? Thanks!
Good comparative video. As they moved on extra options like consol fridge and rear heater, rear AC. Sub tanks and roof consol gauges. New is nice but the 80 series is in a class of its own!
I have the cool box on my 200.
You are right though, 80 is last of the solid axles... well that and the LC I have under the black cover...
Nop...105 does have solid axle. Also all J7 series.
@@CruisingTheLand the maker of the 95 aftermarket lights?
you remind me of my father in law. a lover of land cruisers and porche. and that porche cover on the land cruiser is somthing he would def do lol.
That porsche cover did well, but if it were to rain, I would have to add a camo tarp.. I just replaced it with a cover that is waterproof, and did a video about it. Its not a Landcruiser cover, its bigger to cover an equiped and lifted 80, and sits great on the 40. check my channel for it... they are 130$ shipped!
These rigs are awesome man
Luv the 95's color....awesome!
Dude I always enjoy watching your videos! So much knowledge!
Ditto, right back at ya!
Seen your videos and looking forward to more! I was following that 1k mile on BaT and crazy it sold for 136k.
@@CruisingTheLand insane! I was thinking you were going to buy it 😂
Love your videos man! Wondering what your up to with the HZJ73!!
That 73 is a blast to drive. It overlooks the roofs of Escalades. Going to be posting a video soon....
Jealous of your collection, your front house is perfect for displaying them. What part of CA are you in?
Great comparison! I would only buy a 95+ 80 series if I wanted one. Almost got a free 94 that was rust free but it didn't work out :(. Just a heads up though, the base coat clear coat combo paint is referred to as "single stage". I've restored a few cruisers in my life and only use single stage. I spray it myself. Way easier to match and is just better for 4x4's overall. You don't get the same showroom finish but who cares with these things, right?
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Would buying a 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series FZJ80 for $6K with 165K be a good price? Of course it needs some fixing, I’m just really new to this
Hello those are really great man! Good stuff brother! Quick question, new to the 80 serious. Just bought me a 1996, which I love! I notice both of those have some rust in the bottom. My comes with rust also, only in the bottom as well. But not much, was wondering if that is normal on Land cruisers, and if it’s not a big deal!
Thanks
Neither of these have rust.
Both are CA/AZ trucks and what you see is red dirt. Mimd you, the exhaust will get surface rust.
@@CruisingTheLand i apologize, but thanks for you’re reply! And keep doing a great job on these! Looking forward to more videos!
Appreciate the comparison. Love my 95 with 152k. Btw, What inch spacers?
The SpiderTrax are 1.5" I believe..
Maybe 1.25 tho...
So I've been wondering about this for awhile and it dawned don me that you're the best person I know to ask. Can you swap grills from a 94 and earlier to the 95 and up 80s? Thanks 👊
Technically no. The Grill and headlights have slightly different mounting points.
But with a dremel, you could make it work.
Good to know. Keep up the great content 👏 👏👏
Hi loved your video love the colour of the 95 looks like a silver paint or gun metal, i have a 1997 4.5 EFI manual in white and love it. I was wondering will the early 1993/94 rear doors change straight over to the 95/97 model?
Love your Riggs!!
Keep in mind time and government regs
95 had ABS brakes - replacement is app. $7000AUD - totals the vehicle
95 had airbags - limits the bull bars that you can fit
Any engine / exhaust changes can be made easily and cheaply
For simplicity and modability the 94 got the nod
How do airbags limit the Bull Bar?
@@CruisingTheLand In Australia Airbag equipped vehicles must have bull bars engineered to work with the airbags. Therefore an airbag compliant bull bar will be made to crumple like sheet metal and cost app$3000 new
Ive got a 92 with an 1FZ-FE.. mine is JDM though so I guess that's why
pre 93, yes. probably manufacture date was in 92, but technically a 93 model?
Front bumpers also changed between models.
Cant recal in what year the fender flears went from plastic to fiberglass
Keep up the cruiser content! Cant wait to see whats bellow the curtain
Hi PR Cruisers,
Where are you located?
I believe the US spec LCs all had Plastic fender flares as likely mandated in order to import. Maybe other markets got fiberglass.
@@CruisingTheLand hey bro. we only get us spec vehicles in Puerto Rico. Maybe backwards older 3fe fiberglass. Idk.🤷🏽♂️... Just remember pulling off fiberglass fenders of some “parts truck”. 😅.
Some year fenders seem to be wider than others. There is one model (not specific to year) that doesn’t have front mudflaps from the factory.
It is possible the import dealer added then. For instance for the 100 series, there was 2 major Toyota North America import main dealer. One Southeast (FL and minimal surroundings) and reat if US. Not sure the story behind why Toyota USA was soilt into these two...
So, the Southeast Toyota division added Fender Flares to their 100s once delivered in the US. Whereas the rest of the states did not have the fender flares.
It was bolt on, to existing mudflap holes amd some.clips and doublesided 3m tape.
Just like roof racks, that get installed when the LCs were at the port before going to dealerships. They drop a template, drill the holes and install if that option was chosen by the dealership.
@@CruisingTheLand so much history behind these vehicles.
Good video amazing how different these cars are in different countries. I’m from Australia
Yes, you guys get the diesels. We have to wait 25 yrs to import. And they are not comimg from Australia... bc you guys wont let then go! We get them from Japan. I know 80s are popular in Australia, the US is just catching on... prices are going up as Overlanding is becoming more popular. I am hoping to get a 1990 HD81 with 1HDt engine. I have a HZJ73 (1HZ) and a 1990 HJ61 with 12HT.
I love the AOE bumpers! It’s sad they’re no longer available
I think they are?
I will be passing by that shop this week...
Is the cup holder in the 94 from Solve function?
Such an informative comparison. Do you mind sharing the origin of the front bumper and signal light in the 95?
Thanks
Bumper is made in SoCal by AOE (American Overland Expedition)
Lights are Angel Eyes...
@@CruisingTheLand the factory '94 bumper was pointless so weak!
where did you pick up the icon kit?
We have a 94 with the cloth interior and it is still really nice. I thought leather was an option in 94. One other benefit of the cloth interior is they were manual seats. The leather seats were motorized and many have failed after all these years.
The stereo in ours is stock and is pretty lame by today's standards. What is your recommendations on upgrading speakers. Some appear to be hard to find sizes.
Failed and cracked...
The alligator leather in those 80s... upholestry defimitely stands up to father time.
I have the 97 all leather seats and they did crack overtime but thats just the driver seat. The motorized seat is easy fix with the plastic gears. But yes! The stereo and speakers needed a major upgrade. Will be doing mine coz its hard to enjoy the ride without a good sounding system.
@@motogp2375 We gave our 94 LC to my stepson's wife who needed a car and she likes it.
Actually the 94 has the bigger motor as well. The 93 and older have the previous engine. 94 and newer are the FZJ80s, 93 and older are FJ80s. It's the difference between someone that buys and not builds.
the 93 also has the 212hp 24 valve inline6, it's the 91 and 92 that had the 62 series carry over engine, 3FE, which is 155hp and underpowered.
Good video I have a 1990 toyota land cruiser I do agree that it's slow.
Bur when you are overlanding going
What brand is the front bumper on the 95?
Nice video ! 👍
AOE in Southern California
What led headlights did you put in the 95? Have they held up? are they working well? Thanks
Angel Eyes. I have to change the projector lights to something better... But I have great food, so I haven't really bothered
Great information here. Hope to meet you someday and talk 80series LC. Do you know any 80 series with a 200 series engine? I hope to have mine for generations in the family and that will be a cool option once I hit 500,000 miles (currently at 250k)
I have not heard of a 5.7L in the 80. Likely fitment issues.
However, both engines should last a long time with regular maintenance. Why not drop in a 1HD- FT or FTE? It fits and you will get great MPG.
I saw that the 4.5 is designed to be rebuilt/rebored 3 times. But go to a machine shop with a correct torque plate so the cylinders are right with the head on.
Hi, am thinking of purchasing a 94 all white 80 series with 200k miles, triple locked. It’s listed for 15.5k, in CA. Fair price? Also I was wondering if the 2nd row seats fold down flat easily like they do in the 3rd gen 4runner? Cheers.
folds uo against front seats upriight.
If its CA cruiser no rust, and reg maintenance done, thats a deal!
Hey man!
Cheers for the video,
Question for ya.
I’m an absolute rookie looking to nab a 4wd , wanting something I can work on in spare time and learn more about them. Any recommendations? Or anything to steer clear of?
Well,.I'm a Toyota guy, so depends if you want an old school rog, with leaf springs and something you can work on, or.something newer with more creature comforts. For.me personally, I love driving the older trucks, but also like.jumping into the 200 or 570 and cruise at 85mph. But total different experience.
Buy any Toyota 4wd. It'll keep working and you can spend your free time doing maintenance. LC isn't exactly budget friendly but I love my first gen Tacoma and 3rd gen 4Runners are equally as affordable and reliable.
The Toyota front axle is sturdy but annoying to refurbish
Are you sure about the leather console and leather seats being a 1995 and up? I'm buying a 1994 with that in it. He has title, so I'm sure he's not got the age wrong. Also he's owned it since 2010.
Yes, I may stand to be corrected on that...
1st
where did you get thought headlights & bumper & all the the lights on them & the above basket
on the 95...?
2nd
a asoldier in KSA
put his 2003(i think) landcrusaaaaier v8 VXR automatic on sell
with 940k.km(584k.mile)
original engine & trans & diff's...
& never had big fix's (based on his statement...
The front bumper is AOE, American Overland Expedition sold in Southern California. Lughts are Angel Eyes and Baja LP9s Flood and Spot.
Yo I know this is a old video and really hoping for a reply, iv got a 94 and it’s rusted out to hell, they is a 95 up on for cheap but has had a small engine fire killing all the wiring, I was just going to swap the engine and wiring from my 94 to the 95, is this going to be possible or not?
I'm not sure if it's the same woring harness. definitely have more research before buying the wiring.
My 1994 has leather seats and the leather center console. Nice comparison!
Are your seats holding up?
@@george2113 driver seat is cracked and worn. All other seats are in great shape.
@@craigmayfield4854 I asked because my fabric seat '94 is holding up pretty well at
228752 miles no tears
@@george2113 That's great and I'm not surprised to hear that. Over the years I've found Toyota's cloth seats to be more durable than their leather seats.
@@craigmayfield4854 I don't know how they engineer such tough fabric!
Best video
what bull bar is that on the 95 it looks sickk
AOE American Overland Expedition
I needed this comparison. Thank you pal for uploading this
Sir, did you repaint the 97 series? And how much is the cost? My LC80 40th Anniversary needs some LTC in the paint dept. Appreciate the help!
I didn't paint..White usually doesn't need paint as it's 1 coat process.
@@CruisingTheLand thanks!
Great video! LND cruising told me about your site, if you sell your 94 I'm interested.
Selling the LC in about 2-3 weeks.
Are you in Socal?
Yes, orange county
Ok, you can email me.
The channel name @gmail
1991 1hdt is big money in Australia
Nice troopy under the cover 😁👍
Under the cover is a FK40
Hey mate , I’m looking at getting a 1993 80 series with 198k kms, anything I should be looking for specifically when I go to inspect it.
yes, see when heas gasket was done, check underneath for rust.
check the rear main seal for leaks, the knuckles/ birfields etc .
always worthwhile for a mechanical inspection too if it passes your visual approval.
Not all fzj80 parts are available. Get a Toyota mechanic for the inspection . I bought the last rear license plate light assembly in the US according to my dealer. Right Rear door latch was gone, but I had a 95 Camry that convertible/or correct parts.
What is the cup holder called so I can search for one please?
80 series cupholder
Just Google that and gives some people who use 3d printer and sell about $50-60.
It will change your life. Coffee tastes better. You will roll your windows down and smile and wave at pedestrians, while sipping your coffee.
Total game changer. My road rage immediately stopped.
@@CruisingTheLand Ha ha.... love it, coffee stops road rage 😃
I have a question that you could help me with , Are those tyres on the standards R16 8jj wheels ? If yes how do the ride on the road and sand at low pressures? I am in the process of putting new tyres on my wheels but I getting good and bad reviews.Plus the wheel and tyre chart says a big no. I would love to hear your thoughts . Thanks
Yes, the wheels on both trucks are OEM 16" Landcruiser wheels. Best wheels, for the authetic look!
If you arr going to 315/75/16 you will need a lift and some minor trimming of the platic piece on the mud flap (or ditch your mud flaps) the 315 is close to a 35" wheel. I have 2-2.5 inch lift in both trucks.
The Toyos run great and so do the BFG. The Cooper SST arr also great tires (have 37s on my HZJ73)
@@CruisingTheLand Thanks for your feed back , I am looking to put the 285/75/R16 on the 8jj wheel, but the tyre fitment workshop are tell me not too . It is just a lot of money to just trail and error. Thanks again.
@@eugenevde021 well, 315 is bigger and thats what I have.
Do you have a lift?
What year is your LC?
I have the 1993 1FZ-F with the 40 Anniversary wheels . I am not looking to put 35s maybe just 33s. I have been told not to go larger than what the wheel chart says . But on forums and you tube people are doing it so always good to get first hand information from a user. ..
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I have this 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser FZJ80 (gasoline) and has a problem related to the ABS. When the vehicle almost comes to a complete stop, the brake pedal vibrates with a sound and tends to drive the vehicle to the right. If I disable the ABS, this concern does not happen. My mechanic tried cleaning all the sensors of the ABS, but the problem is still there. Can you please help me out?
Not aware what this issue is with ABS.
You should swap out them 94 rear axle to the 95 as that is a full floater!
The 95 has electronic lockers.
The 94 doesnt, has ARB.
They are both Full float, which was introduced to the FZJ80 in 1993.
Per Slee Newbies guide:
Rear axle changes to full floater with disk brakes when equipped with ABS in 1993-94 model.
Continues 95-97
Few things you were wrong about. My 94 has leather seats, airbags, cup holders that slide out from the dashboard. You also forget to mention the premium Bois Stereo system.
What country are you in?
@@CruisingTheLand
United States, Michigan.
I thought they didn’t have airbags in Land Cruiser until 97?
My '93 came stock with lockers, leather, ABS, and 4 wheel discs... too much misinformation on the internet these days.
30% of 80 came with lockers.
Leather was an upgrade, just no airbags or obdII
Could u fit a gx460 engine in the lc 80 series?
LS swaps are easier and less expensive
My 93 had leather seats. I only mention that because I’m wondering if that was a special option for that year. Witch will make me regret selling it even more. Lol
One more ? What aftermarket lights are on the 95?
Angel eyes
guy i need help
i have Land Cruiser 1994 Vxr without cruise control can add an oem ??
should be able to be added on.
Why does every 95 I see on RUclips have a cushion center console lid, but mine has the tray style like your 94?
Likely the leather was worn and someone swapped it out.
@@CruisingTheLand You might have the 'poverty pack' as they call it. I had a 95 that had the center console like yours and it didn't have rear sliding windows either... the rearmost windows were 1 piece.
What bar is the one on the 95?
AOE in Southern Califormia. AMERICAN overland Expedition
Where do you sell these?
Only the white will be up for sale in about 3 weeks.
Hi, what are the aftermarket headlights?
They are called Angel eyes.
@@CruisingTheLand
Thanks for replying. Any particular brand?
👍
I just got a 94 for 16th and don't know where to start modifying
Start with base lining the mechanical/ services. Then it's armor, tires and suspension. You should join the Pocast starting in January.
Land Cruiser 60. My first thought was a Troopy
Neither one... stay tuned for the video!
Prado first gen
My 94 has leather and ABS.
Bro what do you do? Haha, I have a 97 trip locked!
I buy Land Cruisers!
The front passenger handle bar is not aftermarket.
I believe it was for a 94.
The JDM models got it, but not US model. So it is a Toyota part (not aftermarket manufacturer) but not imstalled on US spec LCs.
nice 97 is the one though.
Hey Jailbreak. I have seen your Legendary Rig!
The 95 thru 97 are the same mechanically, differences would be possibly the 40th anniversary and the collectors edition.
If you find yourself on the West Coast, lets hit a trail!
Although I just may take the Green Machine:
ruclips.net/video/-numYlBMwus/видео.html
Or Godzilla
ruclips.net/video/aOVn7TK2OMA/видео.html
@@CruisingTheLand Im coming to west coast next week actually trail tailor made me a set of custom uper and lower control arms to put my rear axle back in center due to the lift, so if you follow me on IG you can basically see where im at and DM ill def do a trail.
How tall is your lift?
On a Icon stage 3, I am adding the Delta Panhard rod lift, but I am only at 2.5-3"
Will you be in Orange County?
@@TheGreenMachineLandcruiser 6 in plus 1 delta in rear too. if your lifted the delta bracket makes it work
My FJ80 is from 2004 and very similar to yours 95.
They didnt make 80s in 2004
@@CruisingTheLand FJ80 has been built until 2007.
What country are you in?
FZJ80 stopped in US in 1997 replaced by 100 series.
@@CruisingTheLand US is not the entire world! Colombia, Venezuela and Bolivia received FJ80 until 2007, built by Toyota in Venezuela.
what bumper is better for MPG???
The lighter the bumper the better.
Both are heavy, then you add winch.. adds weight.
If you are concerned with MPGs.. then get a diesel 80. I will be posting a video tomorrow about best 80... comparing gas vs diesel
I’m not 100 percent concerned but I know if you add so many options for overland it can become a lot of drag and MPG is money saved for other activities:)
very informative
mahalo
mahalo, you have a LC in HI?
Aloha!
80 series are kinda scare here as well as parts are hard to source here
I have a 97 triple lock and a 95 soon to be triple lock
Also have a 95 for parts
Mahalo for all the great videos!
Aloha
you probably get tons of looks!
What are your thoughts on a 1994 manual?
love it. manual is the dream. we only got automatics in the US
@@CruisingTheLand nice, I found a 1994 manual that was repainted blue marlin. Guy asking 20k
Would a 95 80 series be safe for a family. Or would a 100 series be the better option?
Thank you
100 would be slightly more advanced for safety.
@@CruisingTheLand thank you sir I appreciate the reply.
If more than five people, the third row seats may be helpful. But then luggage is a problem .
My 94 doesn't have c
Cloth
do you have na link for this bullbar? please
It is AOE in southern California.
American Overland Expedition..
It is USA built and best priced out there. Thicker metal than ARB.
Much better approah angle too.
1994 is on right. the grille says it all.
ARB is made in Australia I believe 😁
ARB is a Austalian Co, but their bumpers are now made in china. Probably made in Aussieland at one point, until they got so big that they went to mass production in cheaper market.
12:45 iron 🐖
Negative. Not a 55
(Although thats on my bucket list)
93-94 have “bigger” radiators
Bigger tires, not wheels.
70 series/ under that tarp?? non USA?
JDM RHD HZJ73
WHERE IS YOUR DIESEL 80 SERIES?
Its in Australia on loan.
1995 it is great
is your diesel landcruiser regeared
no
@@CruisingTheLand do you think running 37” on series diesel is ok or needs to be regeared.
@@raffymagaling2516 regearing required
Why the 80 and not the 100 series?
Tune into the Podcast and find out why.
@@CruisingTheLand Okay, I'm trying to decide on one.
Arb is Australian made mate.
DJ 80 underneath the cover
Front badge😂
It's funny that the Americans don't even know that the 80 series first came out in 1990, not 1991
my HJ61 is 1990. Was the 1990 same Diesel motor or the 3FE?
@@CruisingTheLand was the first of the 3F-E, though they had diesel too
The Diesels would have been nice, but that 3FE... underpowered for a 80...
I never go see 91-92s... no matter what the deal is. here it's 93 and up.. FZJ80, or better yet 95-97
@Cruising The Land I have a 90 and a 94, 3f-e and 1fz-fe, 4 speed auto and 5 speed manual, the 94 is better in everyday other than the fact that it doesn't have the 3 locker option, my 90 has that though
offroad, 3x makes all the difference. But best would be 3x in the 1fz-fe
so nice to be rich