Additional tank LRA 85L Toyota Land Cruiser HJ75 FJ75
The auxiliary tank LRA is designed for Toyota Land Cruiser HJ75 and FJ75 chassis cab 4-wheel drive. He adds a fuel capacity of 85 liters and is installed in front of the rear axle, on the left side of the driveshaft. This additional reserve allows for increased fuel capacity for journeys, off-road trips, expeditions, and travel in remote areas. This tank operates with an electric pump that transfers fuel to the original tank. The filler neck is new and features a control with a fuel gauge. LRA PG210 is installed in the passenger compartment to indicate the operation of the pump and the level of the auxiliary tank. The standard exhaust is retained and the spare wheel remains in place. Since 1989, LONG RANGE AUTOMOTIVE designs and manufactures its tanks in Australia. Each model is developed for a specific vehicle application to optimize available volume while respecting the chassis's mechanical constraints. The tanks LRA They are made of 2mm T125CQ steel. They incorporate internal baffling to limit fuel movement, as well as an expansion chamber. Before being sold, they undergo pressure tests and several quality control checks. Tests are also carried out over dozens of kilometers of heavily degraded tracks. These tests verify the tank's resistance to vibrations, repeated twisting, impacts, and the stresses of prolonged off-road use. Technical specifications: - Type: Auxiliary tank - Capacity: 85 liters - Vehicle compatibility: Toyota Land Cruiser HJ75 and FJ75 - Bodywork: chassis cab - Transmission: 4-wheel drive - Position: left side of the driveshaft - Location: in front of the rear axle - Exhaust: standard - Filling point: new - Transfer pump: electric pump to the original tank - Gauge / control: control with gauge LRA PG210 integrated into the passenger compartment - Spare wheel: retained - Estimated assembly time: 5 hours - Made in Australia
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