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removed this from a brand new h55f to install an hz style shaft. this part is over 350 dollars from Toyota. 200 plus buyer pays shipping. selling this for a friend.
For Sale 2f/2h/12ht h55f input shaft brand new. SOLD (1 Viewer)
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still available
Well Roma,Loctite here, first post. I have a h55f from a 3B to put in an FJ45 with a H2 engine. I will do a gear count on the input shaft and get back to you to see if is a 26 tooth. |I understand the work involved by reading here and appreciate your input. If you know the 3B to have 26 teeth let me know. I don't want to tear my h42 apart for parts so if it is still available I'll be back.
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They are interchangeable. Let me know its boxed and ready to ship
how do I pm you with payment and mailing info,there dosn't seem to be a PM option on this site inless it's the conversation option.
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hold on, if you have an early 3B transmission this wont work. Different bearings for early vs late.
look at bearing retainer on front of transmission- if you have "ears" you are ok. If not, you cant fit.
use search function to find image.
hold on, if you have an early 3B transmission this wont work. Different bearings for early vs late.
look at bearing retainer on front of transmission- if you have "ears" you are ok. If not, you cant fit.
use search function to find image.
No "ears". a cast in "6" and looks like "X X" in center of hourglass. More research, AArgh. I did read something about bearing fitment and case machining or bearing machining, just thought I would get lucky. . Ears type retainer is listed as for 10/85 -8/87 60 series on cruiserparts. bearing size here is 90mm ID.x40mmx23mm,number nsk 308N,or NUP308. if shaft size is 23mm,should be a go.
read your article
I have to rethink the process, but the early bearings are 90mm diameter, the later are 92mm. depth to c-clip is also different. A later input could be used with an early bearing and case, but the input would have to be machnined for the c-clip or possibly use a different locking system (twin clips?).
might have to go that route,or "loctite."
I have to rethink the process, but the early bearings are 90mm diameter, the later are 92mm. depth to c-clip is also different. A later input could be used with an early bearing and case, but the input would have to be machnined for the c-clip or possibly use a different locking system (twin clips?).
might have to go that route,or "loctite."
