Topic: 2wd Toyota Pickup W55 Transmission $210 shipped

[Erick561]

Up for sale is this 130,000 mile 1990 2wd Toyota Pickup Truck Transmission which comes as pictured with the base plate, clutch fork, throwout bearing, throwout bearing housing, throwout bearing clip, external slave cylinder, bellhousing.  I can remove the bellhousing and lower the price $25 just let me know.  Thanks
$210 shipped through Paypal.  I've sold 6 2wd transmissions so far and This will be the 3rd 2wd transmission that I sell online and ship (I also have this advertised locally for $170)



Thanks

[Erick561 [OP]]

bump

[Erick561 [OP]]

still available

[Erick561 [OP]]

a couple locals were beating around the bush

still available

[twistedtoy92]

I know this is an old thread but do you still have any 2wd w55-59 transmissions?

[Erick561 [OP]]

Bump got a w55 for sale no bellhousing comes eith forward shift lever 1993 2wd pickup 80,000 $250 cash will ship

[Erick561 [OP]]

I'll let you guys know when I have another 2wd transmission for sale.

[joeyg]

I"M CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR a W55 2wd transmission that will match up to a 22r in a truck.   Does anyone know if I can use a w-58 without much of a problem?  I don't believe I can since mine is setup with a 22r in a truck and the w-58 were matched to diffrent engines in cars.  Right?

[Erick561 [OP]]

Usually the w58 is more expensive. Don't buy it with the w58 bellhousing because the w58 bellhousing has a different bolt pattern. You need to put a w55 w56 g52 g54 bell housing on it to make it bolt to your 22r engine

I"M CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR a W55 2wd transmission that will match up to a 22r in a truck.   Does anyone know if I can use a w-58 without much of a problem?  I don't believe I can since mine is setup with a 22r in a truck and the w-58 were matched to diffrent engines in cars.  Right?

[joeyg]

Thank you Erick.  But even with the correct bellhousing (which I have and can switch out), the shifter isn't going to line up with the hole, right?  Because the 22r in my case is truck based and the w58 is car based.  I heard it will be off up to a few inches.   Can you verify or dispute that?

[Erick561 [OP]]

There are w58 top shift and forward shift as well so i am not sure which model you source is.  It could have a mechanical speedo input or an electronic sensor

Thank you Erick.  But even with the correct bellhousing (which I have and can switch out), the shifter isn't going to line up with the hole, right?  Because the 22r in my case is truck based and the w58 is car based.  I heard it will be off up to a few inches.   Can you verify or dispute that?

[Mudder]

There are w58 top shift and forward shift as well so i am not sure which model you source is.  It could have a mechanical speedo input or an electronic sensor

Top shift and forward shift are style of T-cases attached to transmissions. As W58's they only came as top shift, but that wouldn't matter for a 2wd transmission.

[joeyg]

So both of you guys are fairly certain that a W58 will match up to my 22r  2wd as long as it has the correct bell housing or I have one from the original transmission (which I do).  I don't know which 4 speed it is though, L40/42 or W40/42.  The vehicle no longer has a VIN plate.
thank you.
   

[Erick561 [OP]]

The earlier 4  speeds  were  shorter so the driveshaft is longer

So both of you guys are fairly certain that a W58 will match up to my 22r  2wd as long as it has the correct bell housing or I have one from the original transmission (which I do).  I don't know which 4 speed it is though, L40/42 or W40/42.  The vehicle no longer has a VIN plate.
thank you.
 

[Nathaniel85]

Would you happen to know if a W55 will work in a rig that originally had a W52?

[Erick561 [OP]]

Would you happen to know if a W55 will work in a rig that originally had a W52?

the length of the transmissions is a little different so it will need a matching driveshaft

[Nathaniel85]

Hey, thanks for the reply man. I've been trying to find a transmission to replace my dead W52 - found a guy with a W55 but that looks like it wont work since they're different lengths, and he's keeping his drive-line.
Do you know this from personal experience, or is there a tech writeup somewhere on the lengths and/ or spline differences etc. that a person could work out whether a trans. would be swappable? Been searching all over a bunch of forums and there just doesn't seem to be much info on the 2WD transmissions where there is for the 4WD models. Would love to know what transmissions will and wont work in my rig.

[Erick561 [OP]]

Hey, thanks for the reply man. I've been trying to find a transmission to replace my dead W52 - found a guy with a W55 but that looks like it wont work since they're different lengths, and he's keeping his drive-line.
Do you know this from personal experience, or is there a tech writeup somewhere on the lengths and/ or spline differences etc. that a person could work out whether a trans. would be swappable? Been searching all over a bunch of forums and there just doesn't seem to be much info on the 2WD transmissions where there is for the 4WD models. Would love to know what transmissions will and wont work in my rig.

toyotaminis.com has good info on 2wd drivetrain lengths and driveshaft lengths