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Thank you for checking on it. That makes sense and jives with what i’ve found online with regard to the different 3B housings.
Just for clarification, I now suspect the trans and bell housing featured in the product video came from a 1990+ european market BJ73, which isn’t really a “BJ” at all, such that it does not have a B series engine under the hood.
After doing some research, I found Toyota used VM produced 2.5l turbo diesels in that specific model to get around some silly EU regs. The bell housing sandwiched between that VM motor and the h55f w/ 10 spline shaft looks to be the same as the 1984-1990 HJ75 but without the tach sender as far as I can tell.
Looks like the adapter blocks off the RH side and opens to the LH side in a different position than what we are used to/available to us readily. So might not be an issue with depth and position of the starter, but would need to make a sheet/plate that matches and blocks off the "open" space the adapter would create below the starter on the LH side.