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Old 01-29-2005, 12:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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do manual and auto trucks have differnt crankshafts?

are the crankshafts different between the auto and manual truks? specifically the 3.0L V6?

just hoping that I can stick a truck from an automatice 4runner to into my manual tranny truck.

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umm no just the ecu is different
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Same. We are putting Upindair's old 3.0 manual into an automatic truck.
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some of the newer 3.4s from autos apparently don't have the crankshaft drilled for a pilot bearing on newer trucks from what i've heard. older engines are all drilled though
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some of the newer 3.4s from autos apparently don't have the crankshaft drilled for a pilot bearing on newer trucks from what i've heard. older engines are all drilled though
This is obviously only critical if you are pulling an auto motor and grafting it to a manual.
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my 3.4 auto was drilled.
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some of the newer 3.4s from autos apparently don't have the crankshaft drilled for a pilot bearing on newer trucks from what i've heard. older engines are all drilled though
that's what I was afraid off, glad the 3.0 is the same either way.

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Same. We are putting Upindair's old 3.0 manual into an automatic truck.
Don't forget to pull the pilot bearing . Yes cranks are the same , as are the 3.4's
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