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54runner54
06-09-2010, 04:38 PM
I have a 91 4Runner 4x4 3.0 5spd running 33's 456 gears and lockers. I want to swap out trans to a automatic. I found a 91 4runner today in the wrecking yard with a auto trans. Any major problems in doing a swap out like this do have to change the harness. Thanks for any input, Glenn (Good or Bad)

slosurfer
06-09-2010, 07:30 PM
Well, that's not the direction most people want to go. :laugh:

Crinale
06-09-2010, 10:17 PM
glen: where are you located? i would love to do a straight across swap with you

54runner54
06-10-2010, 08:27 AM
Kevin, I am located in Rosamond Ca. Swap parts or car???

newyotaowner
06-10-2010, 12:58 PM
let me know how that goes . i have a 92 with a 5spd and is seriously considering doing the same come clutch time . i will have to replace the clutch in the next few weeks. i have a lifetime warranty on the clutch i really dont want to keep doing it every few years

Crinale
06-10-2010, 04:14 PM
Kevin, I am located in Rosamond Ca. Swap parts or car???


swap trannies... :-P ... i have way too much work done to my 4runner to swap trucks...

do u ever make it out to the coast at all? i live on the central coast (between Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo)

CJM
06-10-2010, 05:48 PM
let me know how that goes . i have a 92 with a 5spd and is seriously considering doing the same come clutch time . i will have to replace the clutch in the next few weeks. i have a lifetime warranty on the clutch i really dont want to keep doing it every few years


Most clutches last a LONG time if you know how to drive one properly.

corax
06-11-2010, 03:40 AM
let me know how that goes . i have a 92 with a 5spd and is seriously considering doing the same come clutch time . i will have to replace the clutch in the next few weeks. i have a lifetime warranty on the clutch i really dont want to keep doing it every few years


Most clutches last a LONG time if you know how to drive one properly.


plus it's so much easier and cheaper to replace a clutch than it is to rebuild an auto trans

newyotaowner
06-15-2010, 08:28 PM
well either way i am looking at a rebuild . my trans has a very hard time going into gear now as it is . i just replaced my clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder which help some but not completly . plus when i was bleeding my clutch the bracket holding the pedal cracked and i had to get that welded . i know how to drive a stick . i have had many different vehicles that were standards including a freightliner lol . also as much has i want to i will be teaching my daughter to drive in this thing and i really want it right or easier for her to learn . i want to get her going good so i can get her an extended cap 4x4 pickup (toyota) or a Z71