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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Southwest Oregon
Posts: 1,151
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FJ62/60 w/ H55f transfercase compatability?
Will an H55f work with the FJ 62 transfercase (32 spline)? I think it will as it is the later larger shaft. Just checking.. thanks, Kief.
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IH8MUD Junior
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 131
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Yep.
Mitch __________________ Mitch Rowland Dallas, Pennsylvania "Take the body off" |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Southwest Oregon
Posts: 1,151
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Thanks, I know I've seen a thread in which the stock case was used in the H55f swap.. just couldn't remember the details.
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IH8MUD Junior
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 131
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Just make sure that the H55 you are using is for the gas engine. PN 33030-60450. I understand the diesels have a different input shaft.
Mitch __________________ Mitch Rowland Dallas, Pennsylvania "Take the body off" |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Panamá
Posts: 8,616
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2H H55F usea 275mm clutch ..
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KI6MIE
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The B diesels have a different input shaft, the H diesels' transmission is compatable with the gasser H55f.
__________________ Andrew 1971 FJ-40 Rubicon tested 1976 FJ40 RIP 1984 FJ-60 H55f, 4.11, OME, Daily Driver 1989 FJ-62 117k-son's driver for now. 1997 FZJ-80 Factory sub-tank, and other tricks |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Panamá
Posts: 8,616
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It's longer as the same as the bellhousing is ..
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Southwest Oregon
Posts: 1,151
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Thanks, I think this will work... need to start saving and stop spending..
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IH8MUD Lifer
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So Kief, maybe in your studies you found the answer to this:
Will an FJ62 TCase fit an early FJ60 Tranny (80-84)? My yearning is 3 fold 1) Already have 62 tcase - could rebuild early in anticipation 2) 34mm idler shaft 3) lower gears possibly __________________ Joel ----- "Birds have nests, foxes have dens but the hope of the whole world lay on the shoulders of a homeless man." - R. Mullins 82 FJ60 - normal stuff 68 FJ40 - gone 88 FJ62 - gone Jefferson State Cruisers |
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KI6MIE
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Quote:
Since you basically build the t-case on the transmission, there is no reason to do it "early". The FJ62 has a 38mm idler like the late FJ60 cases. There has been much speculation about the gear ratios, but I believe all the USA cases are roughly 2.231315926 : 1. It is possible that the 62 has 1.99 : 1 like the overseas trucks, but you can count the gear teeth when you do your rebuild and then you will know. __________________ Andrew 1971 FJ-40 Rubicon tested 1976 FJ40 RIP 1984 FJ-60 H55f, 4.11, OME, Daily Driver 1989 FJ-62 117k-son's driver for now. 1997 FZJ-80 Factory sub-tank, and other tricks |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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Thanks, yeah I meant 38mm....
I was mostly concerned with bolt pattern and length of the tranny output shaft considering there is no spacer. I would buy another tranny case - I have an H41 waiting, it's just in an early case (One-piece transfer). So I'd want to assemble the tranny and t-case ahead of time to simiplify the swap into my rig. On the gear ratio - the tech trivia lists the auto gearing as 2.29 or thereabouts. Quote:
__________________ Joel ----- "Birds have nests, foxes have dens but the hope of the whole world lay on the shoulders of a homeless man." - R. Mullins 82 FJ60 - normal stuff 68 FJ40 - gone 88 FJ62 - gone Jefferson State Cruisers Last edited by RredFJ40; 07-10-08 at 10:47 AM. |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Panamá
Posts: 8,616
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IIRC all auto 62 come with 2.48:1 Low range as same as 80 series HF series t-case ..
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