shifter moves around while driving | FJ80 Land Cruiser FIXED 

Thank you! Tons of land cruiser channels on YT, none go into same depth of issues that many 80 series owners run into. Such great content for such a new channel!

My friend can you clean the parts .wen you put them back

Why is it that some times I have to use the Shift Lock button to release the Shifter and sometimes I don’t?

Where did you get the bushings and what are they called

Hi, my transmission not reverse normally... He only reverse when I accelerate to 4rpm

Thank you so much for this Video really sort my Car gear issue.

Hey bro, you got a vid on loose steering wheel? Thanks!

great video. looks like the swaybar end bushes

Thank you, you make awesome videos! 🤙

Hi did you order the bushings from?

This awesome thanks!

thank very good advice

Where did you buy the bushing

This is such a great video for all owners. Something so cheap and can help your 80 feel that much newer every time you drive. 🤙

I would replace the rubber shifter boot (toyota part # 33555-60071) as it is likely ripped by the transfer case shifter. This way you can also replace the two shifter grommets (toyota part # 90430-17177) while you have the linkage out. Great videos BTW.

Hello, I'm from Libya, and I use Google translator to communicate with you. My car is Land Cruiser, Jeep, 1993 model. The gearbox is automatic, and it is clean. Suddenly the car does not go forward or backward, unless you turn on heavy four-wheel drive. What is the reason for this problem in your opinion? Thank you.

Excellent problem solving video. Thank you for posting.

Hey champ. What's the name of those bushes. Looking forward to hearing from you..

Man you need to cover up that wiring harness above the linkage.

Great video...will these grommets fit a 1993 LC?

Keep the videos coming....👍🏾

Where can I order the bushings from?

I watch all your videos as i am planning to buy one in 1.5 year or two .. i am saving:-)

Do you have a video on how to remove the NSS? I have a 1993 FJZ80.

The shifter knob is not a good place to rest your hand while driving you could unintentionally shift gears

You still have tires in the trunk? LOL

Very helpful and I am doing this soon.

Hey bro you’re a real dude your videos are so helpful i have a 96 lx450 and I’m in love I’m doing pretty much all your work you have done on yours and man what can I said is a big different car (you stop me an get big tires lol) and do Maintenance Is there anyway I can support your Chanel

Broooo thank you so much for this type of videos my uncle has a Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80 1997 special edition and now we have a better idea to improve performance nice channel!

Love your channel!

Excellent video!!!!

Have you considered putting in a few hours to clean your rig? That thing is dirrrrrty!

hell yeah past 1k subs now! keep up the good videos man! thanks!

Another superb video definitely I need to watch the rest.

Good video. Good point about safety, securing the vehicle from rolling. As an old trucker and mechanic I will add few tips. Always put the vehicle keys in your pocket to prevent someone from driving away with the vehicle while you are under it, and second never rest your hand on the shift lever or the shift stick. I have seen many transmissions destroyed by this practice

Idon't even have an 80 series and i watch you videos just for fun. I bought my 70 series 3 years ago (my dad had one that was stolen 6 years ago). I bought it for a good price, and excellent shape. But i am always trying to take care of everything that isn't perfect, kinda like you do. These vehicles are so amazing, you take your time taking care of them, with simple tools, simples fixes, and it's so gratifying. Mine has 270k miles on, and it runs good as new. It's a 5 speed manual transmition, 3.0 td (1KZT). Mecanical fuel injection. Basicaly it's bulletproof and it is fucking amazing the simple way everything is built on these toyotas. Keep the videos coming, i am sure they will help many of us taking care of our beloved land cruisers.

I appreciate you man

Great info. Thank you. 🙏

Thanks! Saved me all the research