3rd Gen Auto Tranny Code Number
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3rd Gen Auto Tranny Code Number
I came across a cross reference with all of the Toyota automatic transmission codes. It is showing the same code for the 2nd Gen and 3rd Gen Runner's auto tranny (A340) Can someone with a auto 3rd Gen check their door jamb for the number? If this is the case, the 3.4 swap just got a bunch easier for us 3.0 guys. Just get a 3.4, ECU, Harness and bellhousing (maybe?) and go to town.
Prolax and NC - in case you didn't know, the Supra auto tranny is also the A340. All you need is a Supra auto bellhousing to make them fit together.
Prolax and NC - in case you didn't know, the Supra auto tranny is also the A340. All you need is a Supra auto bellhousing to make them fit together.
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KEWL!!! Thanks Tom.
Looks like a 3.4 or any of the Supra motors will bolt up to my auto tranny. Runners since 88 and Supras since 86 have all used the A340 autotranny. Sure makes a swap alot more feasible.
Looks like a 3.4 or any of the Supra motors will bolt up to my auto tranny. Runners since 88 and Supras since 86 have all used the A340 autotranny. Sure makes a swap alot more feasible.
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No problem. If I end up moving back to PA, it would probably be the phila. area, but I'll have to take a road trip out your way especially if you're doing an engine swap!
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Here's what I found in my spankin' new Toyota repair manual:
A340E - Tranny for 2WD - no transfer case attached.
A340F - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - electronically controlled 4WD (Push Button)
A340H - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - mechanically operated 4WD (Lever)
I read somewhere that all you need to bolt up a different motor with the same tranny code is the new motor's bellhousing. If that is true, it makes the swap a bit simpler.
A340E - Tranny for 2WD - no transfer case attached.
A340F - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - electronically controlled 4WD (Push Button)
A340H - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - mechanically operated 4WD (Lever)
I read somewhere that all you need to bolt up a different motor with the same tranny code is the new motor's bellhousing. If that is true, it makes the swap a bit simpler.
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I searched and found this post. I was wondering if anyone has swapped their A340H with an A340F? My transfercase is bad in my A340H and the option of having a separate transfercase with the A340F would be awesome instead of the integrated one. If anyone has done this, please let me know the technical aspects that'll have to be done. I also wonder if the plugs are different or if they can be spliced and make the tranny work. Any info appreciated. Thanks.
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Here's what I found in my spankin' new Toyota repair manual:
A340E - Tranny for 2WD - no transfer case attached.
A340F - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - electronically controlled 4WD (Push Button)
A340H - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - mechanically operated 4WD (Lever)
I read somewhere that all you need to bolt up a different motor with the same tranny code is the new motor's bellhousing. If that is true, it makes the swap a bit simpler.
A340E - Tranny for 2WD - no transfer case attached.
A340F - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - electronically controlled 4WD (Push Button)
A340H - Tranny for 4WD - with two speed transfer case attached - mechanically operated 4WD (Lever)
I read somewhere that all you need to bolt up a different motor with the same tranny code is the new motor's bellhousing. If that is true, it makes the swap a bit simpler.
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This just came up again in another thread. Here's a tech article on the swap:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/autocrawler/
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/autocrawler/
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Thanks. Hmmm. Looks like the difficulty level is pretty high for me.....
Originally Posted by Cebby
This just came up again in another thread. Here's a tech article on the swap:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/autocrawler/
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/autocrawler/
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Thanks. Hmmm. Looks like the difficulty level is pretty high for me.....
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