Chasing some info for a mate's hilux and his axel code reads G895
I've done the searches, spent all arvo searching.
G =8"
89 =what ratio???
5 = 4 pinion LSD
I can't find the 89 ratio code in any of the lists anywhere. It's a gen 3 dual cab with a 3L so it should be a 4.3 right?
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Hilux Axel code, G895
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Thanks v6hilux but it is definately written as G895, hence the confusion. I found a slightly more extensive list than that in my search but it stopped at 71.
If nobody else has heard of it either then I will post up what ratio it is when it comes out this week. I was hoping to offload my old 4.3 to him.
If nobody else has heard of it either then I will post up what ratio it is when it comes out this week. I was hoping to offload my old 4.3 to him.
Here is how to do a quick determination without opening a diff;
Use white liquid correction fluid or a dob of paint with a small mark on the diff housing and another on the adjacent rotating pinion seal protector that turns with the driveshaft. With one wheel in the air and the other on the ground, turn the wheel and count the turns until you got the marks to line up again, exactly.
The 4.3:1 is 43 driveshaft rotations to 20 free axle rotations - (43/20)x2=4.3
The 4.55:1 is 41 driveshaft rotations to 18 axle rotations - (41/18)x2=4.55
Use white liquid correction fluid or a dob of paint with a small mark on the diff housing and another on the adjacent rotating pinion seal protector that turns with the driveshaft. With one wheel in the air and the other on the ground, turn the wheel and count the turns until you got the marks to line up again, exactly.
The 4.3:1 is 43 driveshaft rotations to 20 free axle rotations - (43/20)x2=4.3
The 4.55:1 is 41 driveshaft rotations to 18 axle rotations - (41/18)x2=4.55
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