are the trannies ina 1990 v-6 the same as the 4cyl??

 

nope............................

 

Link : http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/faq/parts/

Scroll down to transmissions.

 

if you want to run a V-6 tranny...I happen to have a 4cyl to V6 tranny bellhousing for sale

 

is the only difference the bell housing/torque converter?

 

The face plates of the transmission is different, and so is the bolt pattern on the bell housing.

Not sure about the Torque converter. But I belive that the V6(and later 22RE's) did use a bigger 9 1/2" clutch vs the older 8 7/8" disc.

Are you looking to replace your tranny, or is this a fact finding trip?

 

i am replacing my tranny in my 1990 toyota 4runner (v6 automatic) and i have access to a 4cyl automatic and wondering if i can use it or not

 

Nope.

I have a V6 tranny + t-case for sale(A340F) if you're interested. I know I'm no where close, but if your interested I'll try to get you a truck shipping estimate if you send me your zip code.

 

4cyl are gear driven
6cyl are chain driven

the miracle tranny to get is a 4cyl turbo tranny. but there are as about as rare as hens teeth.

the 4cyl can be adapted to a V6 with an (expensive) adapter plate from Marlin.

 

How much you asking for the tranny Bill?

 

you might run into problems running a 4 cyl trans on a v6 anyways. There is a little bit more power. just a lil tho