Complete noob Question

[madmac187 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close madmac187]

Hi All I live up far north in Queensland, I'm Irish and have moved over here for work. I have been a Pajero person all my life but I took the plunge and bought a Landcruiser prado 90 series 3.4v6 petrol (My first petrol machine in 6 years). Anyways, its no comparison to the pajero, great machine altogether, but I was wondering where is the wheel jack and tyre iron in the prados?

[Hutch Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hutch]

on the 120 back left corner in the rear compartment, i thinking somewhere similar for the 90 series.

[Bounder Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bounder]

Other side in the 90 series, rear right as you look in the door, behind the panel with the round grey knob.

[Jeepster Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jeepster]

On my 95 it is on the passenger side rear corner. There is a round knob you can turn to remove the plastic panel. Jack, wheel iron and basic tools reside in there.

[MidLifeCrisis Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close MidLifeCrisis]

Yep, its on the left. Bounder, pretty sure its on your "other" right mate

[letsgoplaces Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close letsgoplaces]

for anyone confused as to the left side or right side... it's the passenger side

[MidLifeCrisis Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close MidLifeCrisis]

for anyone confused as to the left side or right side... it's the passenger side

lol, yep sums it up for the directionally challenged. Also suggest you don't go orienteering or attempt remote trips by yourself with a gps and topo maps lolololol

[madmac187 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close madmac187]

Thanks all

Thanks lads, I'll take a look before I head to work in the morning. I bought it for the comfort and the odd spin offroad. It has a full Toyota service and low enough milage so will keep her for a long while. I'm minding it She's not too bad on juice either, the same as my old diesel pajero and brother's diesel landcruiser. But, it does feel weird driving a petrol 4x4. Midlife crisis, I watched your video and it looks good. Its been a while since I have heard the cranberries. Offroading looks alot different here from home. We have it much wetter but don't have to worry about boulders like here. I have all the bits but the stubby hitch, is it expensive does anyone know to get?

[Bounder Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bounder]

Ah the penny drops!
The LWB 95 has the toolkit/jack on the passenger side.
The SWB 90 has it on the drivers side.
I just saw 90 and didn't realse you were talking about the LWB version.