Toyota FJ Cruiser

2006-01 → 2014-07 · chassis GSJ1# · catalogue 663410 · United States

Supported model Data version 2014-08

Parts groups Model variants Characteristics Frame ranges Catalogue groups Illustration notes Newest parts Spec codes

Wire, Floor, NO.2

PNC 82162 · 21 part lines in this catalogue

Drawn on 824704B, 827299B — open a drawing to see this group in context.

Part number	Fitment	Period	Status	List price
82162-35770	GSJ1#	2006-01 → 2006-10	Superseded / ended 2006-10	—
82162-35771	GSJ1#	2006-10 → 2007-07	Superseded / ended 2007-07	—
82162-35780 note	GSJ1#	2006-01 → 2006-10	Superseded / ended 2006-10	—
82162-35781 note	GSJ1#	2006-10 → 2007-07	Superseded / ended 2007-07	—
82162-35790 note	GSJ1#	2006-01 → 2006-10	Superseded / ended 2006-10	—
82162-35791 note	GSJ1#	2006-10 → 2007-07	Superseded / ended 2007-07	—
82162-35800 note	GSJ1#	2006-01 → 2006-10	Superseded / ended 2006-10	—
82162-35801 note	GSJ1#	2006-10 → 2007-07	Superseded / ended 2007-07	—
82162-35810	GSJ1#	2007-07 → 2008-08	Superseded / ended 2008-08	—
82162-35820 note	GSJ1#	2007-07 → 2008-08	Superseded / ended 2008-08	—
82162-35A10	GSJ1#	2008-08 → 2009-08	Superseded / ended 2009-08	—
82162-35A20 note	GSJ1#	2008-08 → 2009-08	Superseded / ended 2009-08	—
82162-35B80	GSJ1#	2009-08 → 2010-11	Superseded / ended 2010-11	—
82162-35B90 note	GSJ1#	2009-08 → 2010-11	Superseded / ended 2010-11	—
82162-35D00 note	GSJ15 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2013-12 → 2014-07	Superseded / ended 2014-07	—
82162-35D40	GSJ1# ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2010-11 → 2012-08	Superseded / ended 2012-08	—
82162-35D50	GSJ15 MTM MANUAL TRANSMISSION	2010-11 → 2012-08	Superseded / ended 2012-08	—
82162-35D50 note	GSJ1# ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2010-11 → 2012-08	Superseded / ended 2012-08	—
82162-35F00	GSJ1# ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2012-08 → 2014-07	Superseded / ended 2014-07	—
82162-35F10	GSJ15 MTM MANUAL TRANSMISSION	2012-08 → 2014-07	Superseded / ended 2014-07	—
82162-35F10 note	GSJ1# ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2012-08 → 2014-07	Superseded / ended 2014-07	—

Several lines under one group is normal — they are the variants for different build periods, destinations and specifications. The fitment codes are what separate them.