For Sale 3b input shaft

[Beast II]

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[cruiser_guy]

You should post if it is a H55, H41 or H42 input shaft.

 

[Beast II]

I'm not sure whether it is an H41, H42 or H55. Do you know the difference ?

 

[dkroth]

Are you sure it won't work in an H55F? Toyodiy.com lists the same part number for an '82 BJ42 4 speed and an '84 BJ42 5-speed.

33311-60080

According to the diagrams and part numbers the transmissions are identical until you get to 5th gear and output shaft.

 

[Beast II]

I'll need to do a bit of research. I'll take a closer look at it to see if it has an identifying mark as well.

 

[cruiser_guy]

Are you sure it won't work in an H55F? Toyodiy.com lists the same part number for an '82 BJ42 4 speed and an '84 BJ42 5-speed.

33311-60080

According to the diagrams and part numbers the transmissions are identical until you get to 5th gear and output shaft.

I'd be a little surprised on that. I've had both and the ratios are different. Input shafts might be the same but the gears and counter shaft probably are not.

 

[Beast II]

I'm still trying to identify this thing. Is there a difference in the tooth count? Here's a pic of it next to an H55F gasser input shaft.

 

[lowenbrau]

Just by looking I'd wager it is a 8/84 or later H55f shaft. Anything earlier necked down a bit after the splines.

 

[Eurasiaoverland]

A bit (a lot!) of a long-shot here, but did anyone ever identify that shaft?

I am in a similar situation. As far as I can tell, there was only one B series input shaft which has no taper - and that's for the late (85+?) H55F with 'wings' on the front bearing retainer and a 40 mm bearing surface.

I believe it should be either 33311-60110 or 33311-60111. I am not sure what the difference between the two is, but they are interchangeable. I think -60111 has an extra machine mark up near the very top, between the pilot bearing surface and the beginning of the clutch splines. Also a notch cut into the gear teeth.

Can anyone confirm?

Thanks!