My cheap new Yota
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It's more of a safety issue, because you never know who will be able to see the pictures (the entire internet), and how they can use even minimal information --> better to be safe then sorry.
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E: Just saw this link in a different thread, it might help you more accurately locate a transmission. http://www.drivetrain.com/parts_cata...ota_truck.html Go ahead and ignore the somewhat inaccurate info in my previous post on the subject.
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Thank you all so much for the help, I actually went to the wrecking yard today (half price day at pick your part), and the only truck I could find with a 22R series engine, still had its transmission, but the people that got to it before me absolutely destroyed it -- I would have had to buy a whole other transmission just to fix it. In the meantime I'll be patient, one will show up sooner of later.
Thanks for this post, but I think I'm going to try and get one at the wrecking yard, one has to show up sooner or later,
Another thing I was thinking about today at the wrecking yard was putting the some Subaru Brat rear seats in the bed of my truck, but the space in between my cab and wheel well is too small to fit them. I'll keep looking for that as well.
E: typo
Another thing I was thinking about today at the wrecking yard was putting the some Subaru Brat rear seats in the bed of my truck, but the space in between my cab and wheel well is too small to fit them. I'll keep looking for that as well.
E: typo
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Axle code will be on the firewall on a aluminum piece of metal. Your axle code is most likely a G662 which means you have the 8" rear end and not the 7.5" that most 2wd do. The 8" means you can use 4wd third members to bolt right in and it is stronger as well.
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