Transfer Case

Slowing things down since 1980

Transfer Case Compatability

There were several variations of split t-cases available in our wagons over the ten years they were made.  Some of these differences were important, others not so much.  The most important one is determining whether a particular case will fit in your rig.  And this in turn is determined by what tranny is in your rig.  Because Toyota not only used more than one t-case variation they also used different configurations of the same tranny.  Also worth mentioning is that there is no difference between the t-case for a diesel and the one for a gas rig.  Same splitcase used for both.

Synthetic Gear Oil

By Tony K

Sorry this is not an endorsement for synthetic as I didn’t have any luck when I put it in my gearbox.  And by no means do I blame the particular brand of oil I used.  All the fault lies with the worn out parts inside my gearbox.

Manual T-case Conversion

By Tony Konovaloff

When I put the H55 into my diesel wagon I found out that I could not use my early t-case, the bearing configuration was completely different nor did it have the provision for the 5thgear oiler cup.   I had to use a newer t-case. Luckily for me Eric had recently swapped out the auto in his 62 for a manual tranny set up so we had an extra t-case laying in the yard.  And lo and behold the t-case for the auto had the oiler cup provision so I was good on that account as well.