Packoderm
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You must be joking. They make all these parts and more for cars and trucks. I bought my airbags on ebay. Replacement shocks are everywhere. Stop wasting peoples time and get a life.
It wasn't my intent to waste anybody's time, and sorry, but I am not able to get a life at the current time due to a math exam this coming Mon. I would, however, be very interested in knowing just which rear shocks will fit a 1982 Toyota Dolphin 20 footer. If you can give me a website listing a pair of shocks with a part number to corresponds to my model of motorhome, I'll gladly eat crow cooked in any fashion you dare. Same with the airbags.
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What are all of the parts for a 79-83 Toyota Motorhome that cannot be found online?
I'll start the list:
Rear suspension airbags
Shock absorbers
It looks like you can't edit a post after a certain amount of time. The list isn't quite so fun. It is frustrating actually.
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What are all of the parts for a 79-83 Toyota Motorhome that cannot be found online?
I'll start the list:
Rear suspension airbags
Shock absorbers
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Upon closer inspection, my springs are fine. A previous owner welded in an extension of the frame for the rear bumper which makes the back a full 6 inches lower. I'll have to work something else out. Thanks for the replies.
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Wouldn't it be easier to find 14' front wheels rather than replace the rear?
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Well, hopefully someone who knows what they're talking about (i.e. not me) will happen along.
Does your home have the 1-Tonne rear axle and springs installed? I wonder if you couldn't just use the air spring kit for the '87 pickup. Remember (I think) that the 1-Tonne dualie didn't exist in '82. If the frame design didn't change between '82 and '87, then you've basically got an '87, at least as far as the rear suspension is concerned.
I do have the bigger, full floating axle. That's something to think about. I'll photograph it. Thanks.
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Unfortunately, that bag set-up is for a truck without duellies. If you punch in a date such as 1987, the model will include motorhome as well as pickup.
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The rear end of my '82 Dolphin is sagging to the point where I hit the rear bumper going in and out of gas stations. It seems that there are no air bags available to fit my vehicle which is ironic being that it is the older vehicles that are most likely to have sagging springs. Has anybody here had any luck raising the back end of their 79-83 Toyota motorhome?
A fun list for owners of 79-83 Toyota Motorhomes
in Engines - Transmissions - Drive Train - Suspension - Chassis - Steering - Exhaust - Tires - Etc.
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Actually, the radio is one of the few things somebody offers. http://www.pyleaudio...?model=PLR22MPF