1995 land cruiser hdj80 4 wheel drive not working

SOURCE: 1995 toyota land cruiser

Your front "ball & socket" joints are in dire need of lubrication. You need to do this:
Take the tires off, and look for a fill plug behind the hub, on the housing, above the ball & socket. Remove the plug, and fill it up with 80-90 gear oil. Replace the plug, do the other side.
What you have is a dry joint, and the clicking noise is coming from the u-joint (actually called a "Rzeppa" joint), inside the ball/socket/hub...a good lubrication will eliminate your condition. Hope this answers your question, please feel free to comment back with any other questions...And, thanks for choosing FixYa.

SOURCE: Need tire size for 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado

Big tires:

1. Hard time for your drive train (clutch, cv joint, tranny, diff gears) , power steering, brakes
2. Slow acceleration
3. possible fender damage
4. turning radius problem
5. increase body roll and instability
Advantages:
1. good ground clearance
2. softer ride
3. Enhanced off-road ability

tires your planning to buy can fit into your existing rims.
My personal opinion is for you to go for the bigger tires!

SOURCE: wheel alingment specs for toyota land cruiser

Camber
Left−right error
1°00’ ± 45'

Caster
Left−right error
3°00’ ± 1°

Steering axis inclination 13°00’ ± 45’
Camber, caster and steering axis inclination are not adjustable.
If measurements are not within the specification, inspect the
suspension parts for damaged and/or worn out parts and replace
them as necessary.


INSPECT TOE−IN
Toe−in
(0.08 ± 0.08 in.


This is the only Land Cruiser Specs I could find, hope it helps

SOURCE: Need wheel alignment specs for Toyota Land Cruiser 200

Well your Caster should be +2.0degrees to +4.0degrees Your Camber should be at .+2 degrees to +1.7 degrees but I would keep it around .+2 degrees for best tire wear.Your should be should be 1/16th to 1/8th inch toed in.

SOURCE: i have an 800 amp battery for my 1995 land

Hi: The Specs on a Battery Range From 600 Cold Cranking Amps to 750 Cold Cranking Amps. So if you have a 800 Cold Cranking Amp Battery installed then you are at or Above The Required Amperage Needed.Unless your Running Extra Lighting or Accessories. and you have to consider your Alternator Out-put as well.You need a Alternator that will Keep up the Charge on Your Battery. So in a Nut Shell the More Add Ons you Have the More and The Harder your Alternator has to Work to Try and Keep Your Battery at a Full Charge . A Fully Charged Battery you'll have 2.1 Volts per Cell = 12.6 . Hope this has helped you, Please Let me know how I've Solved your Problem with my Solution. Thanks and Good Luck From d_hubbs