Ok here it is I found-an 82 toy diesel 2wd P/U and was wondering how hard it would be to adapt it to a 4wd trans(w56 or R151f) just a thought because I can possibly get it for cheep. Any input on the specs and personal expierence would be nice. Thanks. And I already did a search on them and didn't get all the info I needed. :D

did ya ever think to look at the tranny model number on teh firewall of the diesel?? propbably not... remember those are the cast bellhousing styles and if it's a H series it's probably be the right thing

BTW, go check out clutch plates for the 2 of em just to see if they are close to teh same ;)


if your not to lazy to get off the couch that is ya :rainbow:

2L?

Originally posted by DSI
did ya ever think to look at the tranny model number on teh firewall of the diesel?? propbably not... remember those are the cast bellhousing styles and if it's a H series it's probably be the right thing

BTW, go check out clutch plates for the 2 of em just to see if they are close to teh same ;)


if your not to lazy to get off the couch that is ya :rainbow:

Dave What the hell does "it's probably be the right thing thing" mean? If I had the clutch out of the SOB I would check to see "teh" are the same. Dave I bet my couch has alot less ass hours than yours.
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Oh ya Dave your a :rainbow:

so after all that was it a 2L 2lt, 3L ??????????

the early 80's trucks had the 1L Diesel.....
IMHO the highest quality engine of the L series
The only one with replaceable Cylinder liners......
The tranny that is attached to this engine was the L43 4-speed.
they use a two piece bellhousing/tranny arrangement ( basically an aluminum adapter ring on the engine that goes from the Toy engine pattern to a Round SAE style patern on the tranny......the Forklift-motor roots are showing here..... LOL
The tranny could be converted to a 4WD style using the mainshaft and tailhousing from a 22R version of this trans.
If you do this be sure to get the input bearing upgrade from Toyota.(this tranny seried had the bad oiling design flaw)

My Brother runs a turbo on his 1L in his Suzuki and it used to run away from my 22r powered Jeep on the freeway, there would be a little black smoke until the Turbo got going and then he would just dust my ass.......

Originally posted by CRO


My Brother runs a turbo on his 1L in his Suzuki and it used to run away from my 22r powered Jeep on the freeway, there would be a little black smoke until the Turbo got going and then he would just dust my ass.......

LOL, what does the suzuki weigh though, like 800 lbs?? :D

with me sitting in it , it weighs 1500 kilos on the highway scales.... 3300 lbs ........ and yes I can dust all of my buddies on the freeway....... all the while getting 45 MPG:D :D :D :D :D

Does anyone know what kind of hp and torque they produce? The 1L that is.

fullywrecked.......your awsome

quote" 89 Dodge Colt Vista AWD 13" all seasons, auto trans, 6 passenger seating, amfm "

4wd cars are cool......I wanna go soccer mom wheeling

Check out this site it may help you http://t4x4pickup.com/

It was a great source of info and parts for me when I was putting together my Toy diesel motor. Kerry

Check here for some info also:

Adamant Service Center
Box 70,Hagget Rd,
Adamant,Vermont
USA 05640 Ph:(802)233-1488
E-mail:asc@drbs.com
website:www.toyota-trucks.com (no longer valid)

Toy Works 4WD Technology
Orangeville,Ontario
Canada Ph:(519)938-9844, 1-877-869-8325 (toll free)
located in the southern most part of Ontario




Kerry

Here's another possible source for info or parts.............

http://www.toyotaperformance.com/

Originally posted by xextr3m3
fullywrecked.......your awsome

quote" 89 Dodge Colt Vista AWD 13" all seasons, auto trans, 6 passenger seating, amfm "

4wd cars are cool......I wanna go soccer mom wheeling

I know.......someday maybe even you can move up to the wide world of soccer mom wheelin.:D

Thanks Kerry1.6 I am new at the diesel stuff and am looking for as much info as possible.:D