87toy.

So i want to get a new shifter bushing, and im looking on marlins website and there is no 87 carb 4 speed trans, i think its a L45 but it says it was only used from 81 to 82?

ohh... its a 22r


Thanks In advance

Elvota

Hopefully this will help....

Click me:

87toy.

nope, no 4 speed for 87, was it a 5 speed and someone put a 4 speed in it?? ive seen a few 4 speeds with a 22r before so... humm

Elvota

Maybe post up some pics... see if anyone can identify that way.

rowdy235

I'll ask my friend- he has a 89 with a 4-speed. It also has a 22r (carb) stock.

JohnnyRanger54

ELVOTA, you could sell info like that man!! GREAT link!!!!

87toy.

when i drop it i will, monday. I found that link before i found this site, very cool stuff, but i like this place better

Elvota

I only know how to post links, and try to be helpful. I have no idea how to make money with any of this stuff.

By the way, this link showed up on another YT thread today.

Better pics than the other. Maybe it will be of more help?

http://www.marlincrawler.com/htm/tra...ansmission.htm

Be sure to click around... there are a lot of detailed pics to be found. Marlin sure is a good Toyota guy.

87toy.

i looked throught this too, im stumped

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._transmissions

Elvota

Wow... all those links with info and still nothing?

Maybe you've one a prize. Kinda like the golden ticket from Willy Wonka. Wonder what a one off Toyota tranny is worth anyway?

Be sure to post up some pics or let us know what you find. I am very interested now in your mystery.

dropzone

iTrader: (6)

yes, a PO of your truck got a good deal on an early 4 speed...
here is another link you could try, take a tape measure under your truck, might compare lengths..
http://4x4wire.com/toyota/faq/parts/

87toy.

nah cause ive seen a few 22r 4 speeds for sale, most likely a l45. or g52 with one less gear. Now im tempted to crawl under and take pics....

87toy.

well it looks like a w56-a or w56-b

87toy.

87toy.

???.....

87toy.

i forgot i could go to the dealer and get a vin look up..

Chrisnxl185

i'm surprised someone hasn't said this yet. Just call up marlin crawlers and ask them.
it's there product they could probably tell you the right one.
P.S. new shifter bushings are great. I put them in my truck and they took out a lot of slop in the stick