r151 to fj 62 transfer case? (1 Viewer)

[diesel60]

Is it possible? I have a r151 from a 94 t100 4by and the the transfercase from my 88 62. Heard it was possible ,but is it a pita?/worth it?

 

[Benjaman]

Is it possible? I have a r151 from a 94 t100 4by and the the transfercase from my 88 62. Heard it was possible ,but is it a pita?/worth it?

Marlin was making a kit at one point, but I think they thru it on the back burner!

 

[orangefj45]

i have a customer with a 2000 hzj79 pickup that has the r151 and a split case in it, all oem from toyota. not sure where you're going to find the proper extension housing, but it'll most-likely have to come from canada or oz.

i know proffitt's has a few hzj trucks, might be worth asking them.

hth

georg @ valley hybrids

 

[pappy]

I hate to ask. Are you sure it's a R151 and not a R150? The R150 would most most likely be in a T100.

 

[Hulsty]

R151 came with a landcruiser split case from the factory in the early prados that came with a turbo diesel and in non turbo diesel 78 and 79 series Landcruisers.

 

[diesel60]

I hate to ask. Are you sure it's a R151 and not a R150? The R150 would most most likely be in a T100.

My bad r150. Numbers confuse me after 3pm

 

[cruiserfj45]

Marlin has the toy box and you can get adapters on both ends to match them up. Freds40 has it on his FJ60 pg 39 at the bottom Freds40 builds a 60
https://forum.ih8mud.com/60-series-wagons/221512-freds40-builds-60-a-39.html

 

[freds40]

The trans in question is quite possibly designated an R151 but not the same one most associate with the'86-'87 Turbo Mini Trucks. Most would refer to your trans as an R150F.

In reality, Toyota uses a number designation to cover only a span of 10 years. The R151 designation for the '80s was for the Turbo truck trans. For the '90s, the R151 designation was put onto some of the trans' most refer to as the 3.4 R150 trans.