Toyota manual transmissions for rear wheel drive applications are made by Aisin and similar (but not identical) to the AX series used by Dodge & Jeep and AR5 used by GM & Isuzu. The Toyota models in particular are specialized; virtually every model is unique and many have sub-variants tailored to specific vehicles or driveline configurations. The best way to identify the transmission is by the VIN tag (assuming driveline is original):

Where applicable, our kits include our EcoSeal, the world's best output seal, and our Heavy Duty Shifter Seat and Sockets, the world's best shifting upgrade parts! Combine this with High Quality Japanese Bearings and we dare you to find a better kit! Back in the mid 90s Marlin realized he needed a better way to distinguish between the many different W56 transmissions Toyota used from 1985-95. After having compiled the world's first and only RF1A Transfer Case Bible, Marlin created the now highly popular letter designations for the W56 transmission. The rest as they say is history!

Otherwise, we have assembled this chart for domestic (USA) Toyota trucks; particularly prior to 1996, it may contain errors. It is best to physically confirm model independently if history unknown (study case & bellhousing style, shifter base bolt pattern, shifter connection type & depth, etc). For models outside USA, this information may not be valid or may cover wider ranges. Some lines are condensed. The intent of this information is to identify the shifter model; this is NOT an interchange guide!

1989 Toyota Pickup 4x4 Manual Transmission Rebuild Kit From Power Diesel Performance

For these applications we offer complete aftermarket short throw shifter kits, stock shifter rebuild bushings, and classic engraved knobs for stock shifters.

1989 Toyota Pickup 4x4 Manual Transmission Rebuild Kit 1980 350

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89 Toyota Pickup Manual

4x4 manual transfer cases: