Land Cruiser manual - Advance Adapters
Land Cruiser manual - Advance Adapters
Land Cruiser manual - Advance Adapters
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N. FJ80 (1990-92) 4 Speed Automatic Transmission (A440F or A440L): This transmission was found coupled to<br />
the 3F-EFI engine. The transfer case in this vehicle was changed to a full time 4WD model (HF2A). The FJ80 had an option of a<br />
5 speed transfer case and a part time transfer case; however, these were only found in non-U.S. vehicles. The bellhousing adapter<br />
for this automatic is available from us through Mark’s 4WD of Australia. This adapter couples the automatic to the Chevy V8 and<br />
retains the transmission in the stock location. The only consideration is that this transmission is computer controlled. Besides<br />
the bellhousing adapter, you will also require a tachometer interface kit and also retain the throttle position sensor from the stock<br />
engine.<br />
If you plan on replacing the stock automatic transmission with one of the GM transmission adapters, we only offer the adapter to<br />
replace the stock automatic transmission. This adapter allows the transfer case to remain in the stock location and the crossmember<br />
is the same position. If you have a FJ80 replacing a 5 speed, driveshaft modifications will be required because this transmission<br />
was a different length than that of the automatic. We can also special order adapters with the correct adapter length for vehicles<br />
replacing the 5 speeds. Toyota updated the square body style to a rounded body with the FJ80 models.<br />
O. FZJ80 (1993-97) 4 Speed Automatic Transmission (A442F): This transmission was found coupled to the new 4.5L<br />
6 cylinder engine. The automatic transmission in these vehicles was still coupled to the new full time transfer case (HF2A). The<br />
FZJ80 had an option of a 5 speed transfer case and a part time transfer case; however, these were only found in non-U.S. vehicles.<br />
There is no bellhousing adapter for this automatic as of yet.<br />
To convert this vehicle, you must replace the stock automatic transmission with one of the GM transmission adapters. We only<br />
offer the adapter replacing the stock automatic transmission. This adapter allows for the transfer case to remain in the stock<br />
location and the crossmember is the same position. If you have a FJ80 replacing a 5 speed, driveshaft modifications will be<br />
required because this transmission was a different length than that of the automatic. We can also special order adapters with the<br />
correct adapter length for vehicles replacing the 5 speeds. The FZJ80 was still the rounded body style.<br />
P. 100 SERIES (1998-02) 4 Speed Automatic Transmission (A442F): This transmission was found coupled to the<br />
new 4.5L 6 cylinder engine. The automatic transmission in these vehicles is still coupled to the new full-time transfer case (HF2A).<br />
The Series 100 <strong>Land</strong> <strong>Cruiser</strong> had an option of a 5 speed transfer case and a part time transfer case; however, these were only<br />
found in non-U.S. vehicles. There is no bellhousing adapter for this automatic as of yet.<br />
To convert this vehicle, you must replace the stock automatic transmission with one of the GM transmission adapters. We only<br />
offer the adapter replacing the stock automatic transmission. This adapter allows the transfer case to remain in the stock location<br />
and the crossmember is the same position. If you have a Series 100 replacing a 5 speed, driveshaft modifications will be required<br />
because this transmission was a different length than that of the automatic. We can also special order adapters with the correct<br />
adapter length for vehicles replacing the 5 speeds.<br />
IDENTIFYING VEHICLE & STOCK TRANSMISSION<br />
These photos are of an imported <strong>Land</strong><br />
<strong>Cruiser</strong> 5 speed. The transmission was<br />
coupled to a cast iron, early style transfer<br />
case. The linkage used is basically the<br />
same as found on U.S. vehicles.