Toyota diesels in Hino commercial trucks?

[IronYuppy]

Since most of the Toyota diesels are made by Hino (owned by Toyota), I assume some of the engines share a platform. 2H? 12HT? 1HZ?

Is there anywhere to identify which Hinos carry which engines? Hino parts are a dime-a-dozen in Canada.

[tlcruiserman]

Originally Posted by IronYuppy

Since most of the Toyota diesels are made by Hino (owned by Toyota), I assume some of the engines share a platform. 2H? 12HT? 1HZ?

Is there anywhere to identify which Hinos carry which engines? Hino parts are a dime-a-dozen in Canada.

I can only speak for a few applications and I do not think a lot of the hino engines cross over to the older Toyota engines, just my 2 cnets.

I can tell you that the H family was used in Toyota Folk Lifts and the comercial division can get any parts for the H series. I also know that the 1HD series is used in several marine applications and many of those parts can be gotten via marine dealers.

[roscoFJ73]

Originally Posted by IronYuppy

Since most of the Toyota diesels are made by Hino (owned by Toyota), I assume some of the engines share a platform. 2H? 12HT? 1HZ?

Is there anywhere to identify which Hinos carry which engines? Hino parts are a dime-a-dozen in Canada.

They currently only use the 15BT FTE and the 4B .Im guessing the 4B is a 3B on steroids,bigger bore and reinforced engine block.
Im not sure all countries get the Hino Dutro with all the engine options
The 15BT FTE has just been introduced into the new Coaster buses in oz

Hino tend to make bigger trucks than Toyotas and only the 3-4 ton range share motors.


From Wiki Hino Dutro
"Wide range in Japan including Wide Cab, Double Cab, hybrid electric, 4WD, and Route Van. Engine choices are 3.7 liter 4B, 4.1 liter 15B-FTE, 4.0 liter N04C, 4.6 liter S05C, 4.7 liter J05D, 4.8 liter S05D, and 5.3 liter J05C."

[Tapage]

Example here .. the Dutry ( and sure the 15B-FTE ) aren't sold here in Panamá.

[jasonmt]

Most of the Hino stuff from ~95+ is going to come with a J series engine in Canada.

[Dougal]

Originally Posted by roscoFJ73

They currently only use the 15BT FTE and the 4B .Im guessing the 4B is a 3B on steroids,bigger bore and reinforced engine block.
Im not sure all countries get the Hino Dutro with all the engine options
The 15BT FTE has just been introduced into the new Coaster buses in oz

I think the Toyota Dyna's at my work have 14B's in them. Does the 14 imply direct injection?

[roscoFJ73]

Originally Posted by Dougal

I think the Toyota Dyna's at my work have 14B's in them. Does the 14 imply direct injection?

Yes , Im assuming the 4B is a indirect injection. There seems to be no end of variations in the B engine.
In the B and H engines they add a 1 for indirect inj


On the 1HZ and 1HD T they swap the Z for the D for direct injection

[Tofudebeest]

Anyone know of a forklift website that caries 2H parts?

I tend to use 4WheelAuto.com and G&S Cruiserparts, but the problem is that sometimes they're stuff is on back order or is not compatable with an Aussie issue 2H, which is sleeved, unlike the N.A. 2H with is not sleeved. Then I resort to calling up an Oz vendor and pay through the nose for shipping.

[bigbrowndog]

Originally Posted by MyHJ60Sheila

Anyone know of a forklift website that caries 2H parts?

I tend to use 4WheelAuto.com and G&S Cruiserparts, but the problem is that sometimes they're stuff is on back order or is not compatable with an Aussie issue 2H, which is sleeved, unlike the N.A. 2H with is not sleeved. Then I resort to calling up an Oz vendor and pay through the nose for shipping.

The early 2H motors had sleeves the later 2h does not. The later motor without sleeves has a stiffer block.

[brownbear]

Canada doesn't get any of the Toyota truck range, like Dyna's. We only get Hino. Which the little ones may be rebadged as Hino. So it does make one wonder.

[roscoFJ73]

Originally Posted by brownbear

Canada doesn't get any of the Toyota truck range, like Dyna's. We only get Hino. Which the little ones may be rebadged as Hino. So it does make one wonder.

If I could get me a diesel Hino like this bad boy ,I might leave the engine where it is

[crushers]

i just want to go for a test drive...

Originally Posted by roscoFJ73

If I could get me a diesel Hino like this bad boy ,I might leave the engine where it is

[roscoFJ73]

Australian army has started buying Hino 4x4 to replace our 1200 mogs that cost an arm and a leg to maintain.
Now if they could just get rid of the Landrover 130 as the main lightweight battle vehicle and replace it with a V8 cab chassis cruiser or troopy,life would be sweet



Disregard the bullbar malfunction , we'll get the colour right before the next war

[brownbear]

And now our Hino's look more like Sterlings or Internationals.....

The cab overs are done here. http://www.hinocanada.com/index-2.html Same in the USA.

Built in Canada.

2007 or 2006 had the cab over versions. Not sure why they thought they needed to look like the competition, unless of course it is a Sterling with a Hino Badge.

[Dougal]

Originally Posted by brownbear

ANot sure why they thought they needed to look like the competition, unless of course it is a Sterling with a Hino Badge.

It probably is. Maybe a hino engine, maybe not.
The japanese aren't big on trucks with a nose.

[roscoFJ73]

Originally Posted by Dougal

It probably is. Maybe a hino engine, maybe not.
The japanese aren't big on trucks with a nose.

True ,their tiny streets dont have the room. The North American long nose might be there for safety reasons also.
Flat nose trucks amputate legs in smashes

[BJ-44]

My shop has an old 4 ton Hino and Isuzu tow trucks and if they had a nose on em we wouldn't be able to drive them anywhere but the main roads. The roads and corners are just to tight.
Hino's and the Dyna/Toyoace share the same engines in the smaller trucks with the 4cyl diesels. The older ones all used the B series engines and in the late 90's when the JO engines came out they all used that series too. As for the 6cylinder the older Hino's had a Hino engine and some of the Toyota trucks and buses used the H engines and HZ. Hino also makes up to some big 20L engines for their tractor trailers and dump trucks.

[jasonmt]

Originally Posted by Dougal

It probably is. Maybe a hino engine, maybe not.
The japanese aren't big on trucks with a nose.

J05 and J08 are the engines used in the 165-358 trucks.

[Dougal]

Originally Posted by roscoFJ73

True ,their tiny streets dont have the room. The North American long nose might be there for safety reasons also.
Flat nose trucks amputate legs in smashes

I was in a bus which happened upon a crash many years ago.
A toyota hiace minivan full of school kids and towing a trailer slid wide on an icy corner.
It collided with a mercedes truck and trailer coming the other way.

Luckily enough both had scrubbed off enough speed that no-one was seriously injured or killed, but the three front seat passengers had to be cut from the wreckage.

[ozwallaby]

Rosco, I can't believe the army and what it buys. They must have got some good deals on somethin' we don't know about, cause they sure seem to buy some lemons. Lately it seems like some suspect rifles for Oz troops Iraq........

[roscoFJ73]

Originally Posted by ozwallaby

Rosco, I can't believe the army and what it buys. They must have got some good deals on somethin' we don't know about, cause they sure seem to buy some lemons. Lately it seems like some suspect rifles for Oz troops Iraq........

Offtrack but I had a friend who did a couple of tours in Aghanistan. He says the rifle is ok but a bit lightweight(if you talking about the Steyr)

[canucksafari]

Tmax from BC4X4.COM is building a nice Hino 6X6 rig:
http://bb.bc4x4.com/showthread.php?t=117935
Very . Wish I had a shop with all the toys.

Originally Posted by roscoFJ73

If I could get me a diesel Hino like this bad boy ,I might leave the engine where it is

[Lewis]

Anyone here in Canada know where to look for cheap hino trucks? Junkyards, auctions? Any suggestions?
Lewis

[eleblanc]

Originally Posted by Lewis

Anyone here in Canada know where to look for cheap hino trucks? Junkyards, auctions? Any suggestions?
Lewis

Ritchie bros auction

http://www.rbauction.com/form_redire...=keywordsearch

[Fantom]

Originally Posted by eleblanc

Ritchie bros auction

http://www.rbauction.com/form_redire...=keywordsearch

I do the sound for them and hang out at each auction, it is a hit or miss deal, depends on how many people are interested and how many people are selling. On average you can score good deals as long as you don't get carried away. First thing in the morning is great if you want a cheap car or SUV, most people are still asleep or not there and decent vehicles go for cheap.

[Technikev]

These guys are likely nuts...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64h8QHMiMXc

And these prolly have a mess in their shorts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq5mM...related&search

-kevin

[eleblanc]

Originally Posted by Technikev

These guys are likely nuts...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64h8QHMiMXc

-kevin

if they can drive like that with a ICBM in the back we are in deep s**t.