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88 3.0 V6 4runner: Automatic to Manual Swap Questions
« on: Oct 13, 2008, 07:03:00 PM »
I want to get rid of the auto and install an R150F or R151F 5 speed.

  • Will I need  a different cross member?
  • Are manual transmission 4 cyl and 6 cyl cross members the same?
  • Is the clutch fork/slave cylinder on the passenger side on V6 applications?

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I want to get rid of the auto and install an R150F or R151F 5 speed.

  • Will I need  a different cross member?
  Yes
  • Are manual transmission 4 cyl and 6 cyl cross members the same?
I believe so, but the mount itself doesn't quite match.  Its easy to cut and weld the tab at a different angle though.
  • Is the clutch fork/slave cylinder on the passenger side on V6 applications?
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  • Is the clutch fork/slave cylinder on the passenger side on V6 applications?

I have an 88 V6... the slave cylinder is on the passenger side (U.S. market model)
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I've asked around and everybody agrees that the 4cyl and V6 manual transmission crossmembers are the same.  I actually ran across a steal buy on an R151F (4cyl turbo) transmission with transfer case the other day. Now I just need a 3vze bellhousing, a flywheel, pedal assembly and a driveshaft.
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I've asked around and everybody agrees that the 4cyl and V6 manual transmission crossmembers are the same.  I actually ran across a steal buy on an R151F (4cyl turbo) transmission with transfer case the other day. Now I just need a 3vze bellhousing, a flywheel, pedal assembly and a driveshaft.

I think I've got a flywheel from a 3.0 laying around somewhere.  Not sure though, I'll have to check.  Shipping would prolly suck for what its worth though.
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I think I've got a flywheel from a 3.0 laying around somewhere.  Not sure though, I'll have to check.  Shipping would prolly suck for what its worth though.

Thanks for thinking of it. When I wanted to upgrade my 22RE to run the turbo style, and 1995, fly wheel with the slightly larger clutch, I had no problem finding the part locally.
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