transmission question
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transmission question
My tranny went out in my 90 ls400 but i do have a a341e from a mx83 can i change the bell to make it work.
btw i do know the gearing difference in the two.
btw i do know the gearing difference in the two.
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the A341E you have will work fine, except for the ECU, which controls the transmission in the LS400, it is gonna be a bit confused, I am afraid, also I suspect the shift solenoids would be a bit different, though very similar, but you have a decent shot they are identical.
what year is the MX83? - do you know the history of this particular tranny, is it in good shape? - the filter screen will tell you a lot.
I think if the main electrical connector is the same (likely), you have a decent shot, if the output shaft is the same - the speed sensor is the only other potential issue I see. - The ECU won't like it at first, but it will learn and eventually be happy.
what year is the MX83? - do you know the history of this particular tranny, is it in good shape? - the filter screen will tell you a lot.
I think if the main electrical connector is the same (likely), you have a decent shot, if the output shaft is the same - the speed sensor is the only other potential issue I see. - The ECU won't like it at first, but it will learn and eventually be happy.
Last edited by LScowboyLS; 06-03-13 at 01:26 AM.
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● check the physical compatibility of the main electrical connector
● check the size of the output shaft
● compare the Toyota part numbers of the solenoids between those years of Cressida and your year of LS400 - you can do this online at www.toyotapartszone.com and at lexus.sewellparts.com
● disconnect negative battery cable for a few hours to fully reset ECU
then I think you have a pretty good shot if the above items check out, because you will really just be down to the speed sensor as about the last potential "gotcha"
● check the size of the output shaft
● compare the Toyota part numbers of the solenoids between those years of Cressida and your year of LS400 - you can do this online at www.toyotapartszone.com and at lexus.sewellparts.com
● disconnect negative battery cable for a few hours to fully reset ECU
then I think you have a pretty good shot if the above items check out, because you will really just be down to the speed sensor as about the last potential "gotcha"
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