Can I use the W56/Tcase from a '93 in my '90
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Can I use the W56/Tcase from a '93 in my '90
I finally got a line on what I think is a good local W56 to swap into my truck. It's from a 93 and my truck is a 90. Will this work?
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Cmon brian, you should know they stopped making top shift cases in 1988.
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The short answer, is yes a 1990 W56 case will fit a 93 W56 trans, and vise versa.
marlin used to have ALL this info on his website, but looks like they are revamping the website, as the old links are all dead
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The short answer, is yes a 1990 W56 case will fit a 93 W56 trans, and vise versa.
marlin used to have ALL this info on his website, but looks like they are revamping the website, as the old links are all dead
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I didn't think that part mattered because I'm just gonna swap the old trans/tcase with the new trans/tcase. I think they're all forward shift for these years anyway.
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Cmon brian, you should know they stopped making top shift cases in 1988.
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The short answer, is yes a 1990 W56 case will fit a 93 W56 trans, and vise versa.
marlin used to have ALL this info on his website, but looks like they are revamping the website, as the old links are all dead
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The short answer, is yes a 1990 W56 case will fit a 93 W56 trans, and vise versa.
marlin used to have ALL this info on his website, but looks like they are revamping the website, as the old links are all dead
I didn't pay attention to the year part. My bad.
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Technically the 1990 is a W56C (forward shift) and the 93 is a W56E (also forward shift). If i remember correctly, the only difference is in internals. Flanges, mounting, and shifters are all the exact same. Just make 100% sure they are both W56 transmissions with the gear drive cases behind them. While rare, Toyota also offered a G58 trans which had a chain driven case.
http://www.marlincrawler.com/transmi...built-complete
http://www.marlincrawler.com/transmi...built-complete
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