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Jeez your fast. BTW I applaud you for taking this on. I hope to learn enough to take this on myself. Know that I and many others are here cheering you on.

1998 1999 cruisers did not have the vvti. They got that in 2005. The 98 and 99s had the h24v and 343F 4.7 combo, at least thats what I recall.

Karl
 
Progress update. Got the tundra chopped up and out of the way tonight so I could get to the motor. Thank god for hot saw's ! cuts like butta :D

A little x-mas fireworks





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And voilia ! convertable tundra (pix suck but you get the idea. Tundra parts all over the yard and cant even find them all in the dark :doh:

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My "mistresses" aka the boyz. Thanks for the help fellas !!!

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And the end result. Engine in my garage :clap:


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Oh and price update
-1000 bux for the tundra
+150 for a door sold
+50 for two door panels sold
+50 for the FJ starter and PS pump
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So far im only into the motor swap 750bux. I did order a 343 trans so that will set me back but so far so good.
Plus now I have a good 442 for sale also a 340/tcase combo from the tundra
 
This is a great project. I secretly wish my 1FZ had some kind of terminal illness so I could justify a heart transplant as well. The V8 is an awesome choice, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

James - let me know if you have room for a spectator up there. I'm only 5 minutes away from you guys
 
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Thanks man. You'll have to come check it out. I emailed ya my cell #
Good to know I have some local guys to go wheelin with when this thing runs.
 
knorrena said:
Jeez your fast. BTW I applaud you for taking this on. I hope to learn enough to take this on myself. Know that I and many others are here cheering you on.

1998 1999 cruisers did not have the vvti. They got that in 2005. The 98 and 99s had the h24v and 343F 4.7 combo, at least thats what I recall.

Karl
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Karl, I just re-read this post. I think you may be right. For some dumb reason I was thinking 08'-09' :confused:

Im not going to look back with what if's at this point but that may have been a viable option.
 
This thread is becoming more like a journal than a build thread.
Today I picked up the A343f and much to my dismay it has a kickdown cable/line pressure actuator or whatever its called.

WTF Do I do now ? I thought by going 343 I wouldnt have to deal with this :confused:

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don't you still use a normal cable actuated throttle though? I thought I read that the cable opens it up part way or something.
 
so question, how does the transfercase shifter bolt to the transmission. My A750 had a mount cast in that the factory shifter assembly bolted on to...perfect match,just needed to shorten the linkage a few inches.
 
SuperRunner said:
don't you still use a normal cable actuated throttle though? I thought I read that the cable opens it up part way or something.
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Yea the throttle cable moves the full duration like a normal cable does and it has a tps type sensor on it for communcation with the ECU servo.

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SuperRunner said:
so question, how does the transfercase shifter bolt to the transmission. My A750 had a mount cast in that the factory shifter assembly bolted on to...perfect match,just needed to shorten the linkage a few inches.
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Good question im not sure. In the photo of the 343 above it looks like it may have had a 4 bolt flange that it was mounted to. The ass hats at the wrecking yard wouldnt let me go look at the rig this came out of.
 
Made a little progress this morning by discovering that the A442F will in no way bolt to the tundra motor. The oil pump body that is essentially the hub centric portion that the bellhousing is centered on is much larger diameter.

So now im at the point where the A343F Appears that its going to bolt up. The question is do I use the A343F and fabricate some type of actuator for the kickdown cable/line pressure actuator. (its called a TV cable for future reference in the thread)
Or...do I hybrid the sh1t out of the tundra's A340F and the new A343F so I done need the TV cable ?

Photos to follow... probably tomorrow
 
Wayzata said:
Looks like SuperRunner has already had this debate with an 2uz FJ80 swap and decided on a A750 after torching the stock transmission. You might want to check out his build...
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I've been following Rob's thread. We've also been emailing and he's been talking me thru a few things already. He was able to do the A750 because his vvti ecu controls that transmission already.

The early 2UZ's relied on a separate TCM to send the transmission signals just like the FJ did.

Im about to go to the garage and open up both cases and get photos of what I find regarding the tv cable.
 
toojayzee said:
Forgot to post this. This is all the throttle plate opens with the electronics off.
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The throttle cable only actuates the throttle motor. The cable will open the throttle part ways in case of electric motor failure.
 
Waggoner5 said:
01 Landcruiser A343Fs do not use a kickdown/pressure cable. Your tranny is a later 80 series tranny. The 100 series will have a small hump to clear the starter.
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I take back what I said. Your correct. The one I have is out of a 97 LX450. I tried to find a FZJ100 trans and couldnt find one local, and the cheapest I did find was over $1k
 
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