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Toyota Land Cruiser 80 – 4.5 petrol
J80 · 140 kW / 190 hp
1990 - 1996 · Petrol · 4,477 cc · Engine code 1FZ-F
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Car Details
Engine
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Made
- 1990 - 1996
- Engine code
- 1FZ-F
- Engine size
- 4,477 cc (4.5 litres)
- Engine power
- 190 hp (140 kW)
- Torque (pulling power)
- 363 Nm
- Cylinders
- 6, in a row (inline)
- Turbo
- No turbo (naturally aspirated)
- Fuel injection
- Carburettor
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- Valves
- 24 (4 per cylinder)
- Valve system
- DOHC
- Bore x stroke
- 100 x 95 mm
- Compression ratio
- 8.1:1
- Engine position
- Front, lengthways (longitudinal)
Fluids and capacities
- Engine oil amount
- 7.4 litres
- Engine oil grade
- 5W-30
- Fuel tank
- 95 litres
Gearbox and drive
- Gearbox
- 4-speed automatic
- Driven wheels
- 4x4 (all four wheels)
Wheels, brakes, suspension and steering
- Tyre size
- 275/70 R16
- Front brakes
- Ventilated discs
- Rear brakes
- Discs
- Steering
- Recirculating ball, hydraulic power steering
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- Front suspension
- Dependent spring suspension with anti-roll bar
- Rear suspension
- Dependent spring suspension, Anti-roll bar
Size and weight
- Body style
- SUV
- Seats
- 7
- Doors
- 5
- Length
- 4,820 mm
- Width
- 1,930 mm
- Height
- 1,890 mm
- Weight (empty)
- 2,410 kg
- Boot space
- 832 litres
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- Boot space, rear seats folded
- 1,368 litres
- Wheelbase
- 2,850 mm
- Front track
- 1,595 mm
- Rear track
- 1,600 mm
- Maximum weight (loaded)
- 3,060 kg
- Load it can carry
- 650 kg
Speed and fuel use
- Fuel use, mixed driving
- 17 l/100 km (about 5.9 km per litre)
- Top speed
- 170 km/h
- 0 to 100 km/h
- 12 seconds
Fuel use is from official tests; town driving usually uses more.