Where to find the informations on the gearbox/engine

[franckcrx]

Hi.
My TE71 was swapped with a Toyota Diesel engine
So tomorrow i am going around to check what there is.
But where can i find for example T50 on the gearbox, or 2 TC 3 TC

Sorry to ask but i am more on Honda stuff (which i know where to look at for the info).

And how to recognize the steerings "Worm and Roller" and "rack and pinions"

Thank you

[banpei]

Diesel!
Then the engine should most probably be a 1C...
T50 should be readable on top of the gearbox...

You can see here how the T50 and K50 (just in case) should look:
http://www.aeu86.org/viewtopic/ae86/p/96200#96200

[franckcrx]

banpei Wrote:Diesel!
Then the engine should most probably be a 1C...
T50 should be readable on top of the gearbox.

You can see here how the T50 and K50 (just in case) should look:
http://www.aeu86.org/viewtopic/ae86/p/96200#96200

Yes
1C ? ok if you say so
i will put some updates on my TE71 topic with photos.
I went to a guy, he had 2C engine (diesel) or something like that, and i checked the gearbox i couldn't find anything
thanks for the link

[banpei]

If you have a 1C engine it is probably mated with a W51 gearbox a 3SGE swap would be a good substitute for the 4AGE. >

[franckcrx]

banpei Wrote:If you have a 1C engine it is probably mated with a W51 gearbox a 3SGE swap would be a good substitute for the 4AGE. >

you are speaking for me for the moment i am spending 4 hours a day on different website to understand Toyota logic but for the moment

so W51 will suit a 3SGE ? What engine is that ? (i am going on wiki)

[franckcrx]

ouhhh yaeeaaahh 2.0 liter of the MR2, some VVTI, some Lexus.
Perfect for me
i have to find out what gearbox i have to be sure
but has it is on top, i cannot check ?!

[franckcrx]

I checked it is a 2C engine.
I found a 3SFE at the scrapyard. Can it fit ?

Thanks (i am fed up diesel )

[Jonny Rochester]

The T50 gearbox does not have "T50" or anything like that written on it. You can identify the T50 gearbox as it is a split case design, which is sort of rare.

A W series gearbox is a more regular sandwich style gearbox.

[franckcrx]

Jonny Rochester Wrote:The T50 gearbox does not have "T50" or anything like that written on it. You can identify the T50 gearbox as it is a split case design, which is sort of rare.

A W series gearbox is a more regular sandwich style gearbox.

Thanks.
I try to do a photo of it today, so you tell me as i cannot find out

[franckcrx]

doubt you can see something but...