email me
if you know more about this transmission.
The G57 5-Speed manual This was used on 2WD models with the 22R
engine. 1st 3.704, 2nd 2.020, 3rd 1.368, 4th 1.00, 5th 0.854.
Reverse: 4.472.
The G58 5-Speed manual
This was used on 4WD models with the 22R engine. It is basically a
beefier version of the G57: 1st 3.928, 2nd 2.142, 3rd 1.397, 4th
1.00, 5th 0.851. Reverse: 4.743.
The R150 5-Speed manual
This was used on 2WD models with the 3VZ-E engine. 1st 3.830, 2nd
2.062, 3rd 1.436, 4th 1.00, 5th 0.838. Reverse: 4.220.
The R150F 5-Speed manual
This was used on 4WD models with the 3VZ-E engine. 1st 3.830, 2nd
2.062, 3rd 1.436, 4th 1.00, 5th 0.838. Reverse: 4.220.
The W46 4-Speed manual
I believe this one was only used on 2WD models with 22RE
engine:
Need to look up the model number and the gear ratios. This
transmission is a normal three-speed hydraulic automatic
transmission. Most of these units serve faithfully, but are not
reccommended for hot climates--- they have a reputation of
overheating problems, especially in desert climates. I haven't
heard anything about tranny coolers on them.
The A43D 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive Transmission
This automatic transmission was used in 2wd 22RE models: 1st 2.452,
2nd 1.452, 3rd 1.000, 4th 0.688 Reverse: 2.212.
The A340E/A340F/A340H 4-Speed
Automatic Overdrive Transmission
This is Toyotas ECT (Electronically Controlled Transmission)
automatic. It is used in both 22RE (4wd) models and in the 3VZ-E
and 22R-TE (both 2wd and 4wd) 1st 2.804, 2nd 1.531, 3rd 1.000, 4th
0.705 Reverse: 2.393.
The 4WD version (A340H) has a transfer case with low-range
gearing of 2.659:1 Models designated A340F have (I think) the VF2A
transfer case with a 2.566:1 low range Someone who asked to
be anonymous sent the following info:
The codes breakdown is as follows A 340 H A = automatic transmission 3 = 3 series 4 = 4 speed 0 = gear ratio / minor change H = hydraulic transfer case (includes ECT) F = mechanical transfer case (includes ECT) E = Electronic Controlled Transmission (used on 2WD 4Runners, other 2WD Toyota vehicles) This transmission uses 2 solenoids to control the shifting. solenoid 1 solenoid 2 1 th = ON OFF 2 nd = ON ON 3 rd = OFF ON 4 th = OFF OFF The throttle cable is used for line pressure, it can be disconnected and the transmission will still shift normally. But if youloose power to your 2 shift solenoid, you will be taking off in OverDrive. What you should do is : Select LOW 1 . (1 st gear) then 2nd ( 3rd gear) then D (over drive)
90 pickup 4x4 Tranny Prob!! O.K. bought this truck. owner installed a new auto trans. it doesnt always shift to overdrive. going down a steep hill it will shift into overdrive but not too long it downshift into drive. mi. 168,689 does this tranny use vacum for shifting???? trying to sell it cause of the problem, really wanna keep it!!!
mitch / Crystal Lake, IL, UNITED STATES
Posted Oct 16 2007 07:10AM
I have a Toyota 4X4 with a 5 speed manual transmission. I was wondering if there was any kind of marking tags (identifiers) on it. I believe it is a W56. Would a G58 fit bell housing and transfer case without modifications.
smdg / Portland, OR, UNITED STATES
Posted Feb 05 2009 01:08PM
Will a trans 4 speed out of an 81 toyota bolt up and work in a 87 toyota and if so what kind of difference will I notice between the 5 speed that was in it and the 4 speed from the 81
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