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Hilux transfer

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Hilux transfer

Post by Old Yella »

Are gen 2 and gen 3 Hilux transfers the same .

I have been told that the speedometer drive are different :?

I have a gen 2 hilux and i want to fit Rockhoppers to a gen 3 transfer then replace this with my transfer, do I need to change anything.
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Post by RUFF »

They are the same its just the wiering plugs are different on the 4wd light switch.
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Post by NICK »

there are 5 different speedo drives and then the electronic one. basically to compensate for different diff and tyre combos. Just run what you have now.

As long as your case comes from an australian truck you will be right.


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Post by slosh »

there are 5 different speedo drives and then the electronic one. basically to compensate for different diff and tyre combos. Just run what you have now.


Yeah Nick is this a simple way to recalibrate speedo when running bigger tyres, by changing the drive?

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Post by Old Yella »

Thanks guys, its out of a 91 model 2.8 deisel dual cab

I'll swap over speedo drives when I fit the new one and swap the plugs over aswell :D
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Post by hypo »

it wont matter if u swap the drive wen u run your 35's the speedo wont b right anyway
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Post by 4sum4 »

This is what you should do :!: :!: :!:

Put it behind the standard T/case :D :D :D
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Post by Old Yella »

4sum4 wrote:This is what you should do :!: :!: :!:

Put it behind the standard T/case :D :D :D


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Post by Old Yella »

hypolux wrote:it wont matter if u swap the drive wen u run your 35's the speedo wont b right anyway


I'll be getting some bigger wheels later anyway :D
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