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Old 03-20-2013 | 10:19 PM
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Diesel swap on a 92 pickup

I have a 1992 4x4 toyota pick up 3.0L and I want to do a diesel swap but not sure what all I need what the best diesel to use is. Will I have to get a new tranny or can I make a plate for mine stock one. Gears? Computer? What all do I need can some one help me out here
Old 03-20-2013 | 11:23 PM
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You might have better luck on the engine swap forum. I know a few people have swapped in 1.8L VW diesels. Doing a google search with Yotatech in the search title will yield some useful results.
Old 03-20-2013 | 11:25 PM
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Old 03-31-2013 | 10:20 PM
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OM617.952 and 4x4labs adapter; get an R151F bellhousing oriust get a W56.

http://www.4x4labs.com/2010/01/diese...-finally-here/
Old 04-03-2013 | 12:25 PM
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Second on the OM617 swap. I just snagged an entire engine from the junkyard for $300. I'll be buying the 4x4labs adapter kit and making my own motor mounts. My truck was already a carb'd vehicle so I don't have to worry about computers, wiring, etc. Plus, the reviews I've been seeing on this swap have seemed quite positive: ~26MPG, added power/torque, etc.

-Aaron
Old 04-12-2013 | 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Hummer96
Second on the OM617 swap. I just snagged an entire engine from the junkyard for $300. I'll be buying the 4x4labs adapter kit and making my own motor mounts. My truck was already a carb'd vehicle so I don't have to worry about computers, wiring, etc. Plus, the reviews I've been seeing on this swap have seemed quite positive: ~26MPG, added power/torque, etc.

-Aaron
I was just up in Grass Valley, Calif. visiting 4x4 Labs earlier this week, picking up some bumper parts for my wife's cruiser. Luke gave me a mini tour and he let me drool all over an OM603 that he has adapted and for swapping into a FZJ80, or should I call it an OMJ80. This guy makes some very nice parts! I am envious, sir!

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