Cold Tranny Issues--99Runner
#23
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The A340E/A340F/A340H 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive Transmission
This is Toyotas ECT (Electronically Controlled Transmission) automatic. It is used in both 22RE (4wd) models and in the 3VZ-E and 22R-TE (both 2wd and 4wd)
1st 2.804, 2nd 1.531, 3rd 1.000, 4th 0.705 Reverse: 2.393.
The 4WD version (A340H) has a transfer case with low-range gearing of 2.659:1
Models designated A340F have (I think) the VF2A transfer case with a 2.566:1 low range
Someone who asked to be anonymous sent the following info:
The codes breakdown is as follows
A 340 H
A = automatic transmission
3 = 3 series
4 = 4 speed
0 = gear ratio / minor change
H = hydraulic transfer case (includes ECT)
F = mechanical transfer case (includes ECT)
E = Electronic Controlled Transmission (used on 2WD 4Runners, other 2WD Toyota vehicles)
This transmission uses 2 solenoids to control the shifting.
solenoid 1 solenoid 2
1 th = ON OFF
2 nd = ON ON
3 rd = OFF ON
4 th = OFF OFF
The throttle cable is used for line pressure, it can be disconnected and
the transmission will still shift normally.
But if you loose power to your 2 shift solenoid, you will be taking off in
OverDrive.
The A340E/A340F/A340H 4-Speed Automatic Overdrive Transmission
This is Toyotas ECT (Electronically Controlled Transmission) automatic. It is used in both 22RE (4wd) models and in the 3VZ-E and 22R-TE (both 2wd and 4wd)
1st 2.804, 2nd 1.531, 3rd 1.000, 4th 0.705 Reverse: 2.393.
The 4WD version (A340H) has a transfer case with low-range gearing of 2.659:1
Models designated A340F have (I think) the VF2A transfer case with a 2.566:1 low range
Someone who asked to be anonymous sent the following info:
The codes breakdown is as follows
A 340 H
A = automatic transmission
3 = 3 series
4 = 4 speed
0 = gear ratio / minor change
H = hydraulic transfer case (includes ECT)
F = mechanical transfer case (includes ECT)
E = Electronic Controlled Transmission (used on 2WD 4Runners, other 2WD Toyota vehicles)
This transmission uses 2 solenoids to control the shifting.
solenoid 1 solenoid 2
1 th = ON OFF
2 nd = ON ON
3 rd = OFF ON
4 th = OFF OFF
The throttle cable is used for line pressure, it can be disconnected and
the transmission will still shift normally.
But if you loose power to your 2 shift solenoid, you will be taking off in
OverDrive.
#26
hey guys i have the same problem with my 99 limited runner... except i get a check engine light when it gets real bad... my fluid and filter have maybe 2k miles to work and back since the last change so i know its still good. mines to the point now to where i have to put it in LOW everytime i come to a stop. had the cell pulled and it was "shift solenoid A electrical"... the guy who i talked to said that one or both of my solenoids are about to take a crap... so i went today and picked up a set of both solenoids today for $130... cheaper to buy 2 in a package than a single one for $109... im just going to replace them both...
#27
hey guys i have the same problem with my 99 limited runner... except i get a check engine light when it gets real bad... my fluid and filter have maybe 2k miles to work and back since the last change so i know its still good. mines to the point now to where i have to put it in LOW everytime i come to a stop. had the cell pulled and it was "shift solenoid A electrical"... the guy who i talked to said that one or both of my solenoids are about to take a crap... so i went today and picked up a set of both solenoids today for $130... cheaper to buy 2 in a package than a single one for $109... im just going to replace them both...
Erich
#28
i'll run out to the shop and see if the box is still laying around after i get off work today. i replaced them yesterday and it shifts great now, it actually upshifts normal now too... i didnt notice how it wasnt shifting right until i replaced them.
#29
its a PTW part the store said so i dont know what that means or where they ordered it from, but the part number is PTW52-0230. it comes with a few different mounting brackets for a few different trannies. if i remember right i believe it shows for 3 different toyota transmissions. but the runner is back to shifting normal! dont have to look like an idiot anymore shifting the automatic. i hope this helps you guys
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