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Toyota Auto Questions

Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2004 10:40 pm
by bubs
The gear looking thing on the output shaft shown below is for a speedo cable correct?

And has any one got any experience with removing the output shaft from the auto?

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Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2004 7:41 am
by donk
The rearmost one is the speedo drive gear
The larger one (strait cut teeth) in front is probably a speed sensor gear for the transmission control

Regards Don

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2004 3:48 pm
by bj on roids
DATS MY PTICHA!! :armsup:

Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2004 3:40 pm
by bubs
donk wrote:The rearmost one is the speedo drive gear
The larger one (strait cut teeth) in front is probably a speed sensor gear for the transmission control

Regards Don


so i can get rid of it if i am using after market computer and manual shifting on the auto

Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 11:29 am
by NICK
bubs i believe a surf auto will bolt up to your motor. we have one at work. of memory they are manual shift and manual speedo drive. the problem is they run and output on the passangers side, but i am pretty sure you could bolt up a late hilux case and drive away

NICK

Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 8:03 pm
by Area54
It might be time for me to learn something here, but I thought the auto will only accept the fulltime chain drive case, with ADD?

Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 9:56 pm
by bubs
Area54 wrote:It might be time for me to learn something here, but I thought the auto will only accept the fulltime chain drive case, with ADD?


correct you need an adaptor, i already have this auto nick, i am not going to buy another, but yes you are correct bell housing is identical to the 1UZ

Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 1:59 am
by ozrunner
Bubs

Looks like the auto you have is from a 2WD which means you will have to swap in a 4WD auto output shaft which I gather was you main question :D
That would be a job for a trans shop and probably not cheap. Also means you will have to source a 4WD trans output shaft.

All the Toy 4WD autos require an ECU to operate correctly and although they are strong trannies they run very small convertors. I would guess the 2wd would be the same. Personallly I would recommend using a different trans.

JD

Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 1:29 pm
by dow50r
correct you need an adaptor, i already have this auto nick, i am not going to buy another, but yes you are correct bell housing is identical to the 1UZ[/quote]

Who said 1uz? Whats identical to the 1uz bell??
Andrew

Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 7:21 pm
by Shuey
Hey Bubs,

Looks like you have either a A340E or an A341 2wd trannie.

I'm facing the same delema at the moment. I'm looking at a 1UZ-FE into my 1985 HiLux and have a A341E.
The go is...If you want to keep this box and have RF1A Transfer case then you need:
1. Output shaft from a 4x4 trannie, ie A340F
2. Extension housing adapter from the same trannie, ie A340F
3. An adapter that will adapt item # 2 to the RF1A Transfer Case. You will also need a spline coupler...be wary that some RF1A's are 21 spline and some are 23 spline input shafts...the input shafts are interchangeable though.

If you are using the VF2A Chain Drive Transfer Case then it will bolt straight up to item #2 above.

Item # 3 above can be obtained from Marlin Crawlers. Sniff around this URL and you'll find what you're looking for ( http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/auto ... index2.htm ) or get onto the Marlin Crawler web site and go into the forum and post a question for cruzndave.

If you have a A341E you may want to reconsider things as their ratio's aren't that good for four wheel driving.

When you cost it up, you may be better trying to hunt down a A340F with transfercase (chain drive) and just bolt it in. If you are using a 1UZ-FE engine the belhousings are interchangable.

Personally, I'm trying to hunt down a R151F box and transfer case to bolt up to my 1UZFE using a Castlmaine bellhousing...Much stronger box, good ratios and a gear driven transfer case...but do you thinki can find one??? Might wind up with a R150F instead (different ratios with a chain driven transfer case).

Let me know what you think.

Cheers,

Shuey

Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 10:37 pm
by bubs
yes, the 2wd trannie, this is what bj on roids runs in his R series are manuals are they not?

i want the auto, i drove BJ on Roids cruiser which has the same setup and i was impressed with how it crawled

thanks for the info though, more knowledge can only help when it comes time to adapt

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 11:01 am
by Shuey
No worries Bubs.
Yep, the R series boxes are manual.
I guess the point i was looking to make was simply that if you have a A341E then the first gear ratio may be a bit lame, 2.53 as I am led to believe. A340E has 2.804. To put in perspective a TH700R4 has 3.06 first gear...Just a thought that's all.
Interested to see some snaps of the progress if you can.
Do you need that parts I mentioned? I know where you can get them.
Hey, how is BJ on Roids box going? Is it hanging in there? Is he running a A340E or A341E. Does he run a cooler on it?
Cheers,

Shuey

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 9:31 pm
by bubs
Shuey wrote:Hey, how is BJ on Roids box going? Is it hanging in there? Is he running a A340E or A341E. Does he run a cooler on it?
Cheers,

Shuey


he replaced it, but it leaked fluid and they dont like that

pretty sure he has a cooler, hed be the one to ask

Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2004 11:53 am
by bj on roids
Shuey wrote:No worries Bubs.
Yep, the R series boxes are manual.
I guess the point i was looking to make was simply that if you have a A341E then the first gear ratio may be a bit lame, 2.53 as I am led to believe. A340E has 2.804. To put in perspective a TH700R4 has 3.06 first gear...Just a thought that's all.
Interested to see some snaps of the progress if you can.
Do you need that parts I mentioned? I know where you can get them.
Hey, how is BJ on Roids box going? Is it hanging in there? Is he running a A340E or A341E. Does he run a cooler on it?
Cheers,

Shuey


Yeah he is running some dodgy cooler. need to figure out where to measure the temps on it!! :(

IT is lasting fine, one had some water in it and ran really low on fluid and melted all the internals. But that was largely driver error. I then continued to drive on it, despite the fact that it was rooted. :armsup:

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 4:02 pm
by Shuey
Hey BJ on Roids,

Good to hear the Auto is sort of living.

I have deliberated on whether to go auto or manual for ages. My previous experience has been similar to yours...Keep em cool (keeping oil in them is a good thing too).
A couple of mates have run TH700's and they had a fair bit of grief with them over the years and seemed to regularly have them in for repairs.
Today i handed over the cash for an R151F (Aussie version, with chain transfer) and will hunt down a bellhousing from either Dellows or the Rod Shop...Hey rumour has it that the Rod Shop may be closing its doors...Don't quote me on that though. Be sad to see them go if that is the case. :cry: