R150F | R150F Transmission Overview
The R150 transmission and R150F transmission are a pair of 5-speed manual transmissions that were built by Aisin, and used in the 1988-2004 Toyota pickup, Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 4Runner from 1989 – 2002. These are hearty little gearboxes and are actually variations of the Jeep AX15. The biggest difference besides gear ratios is the length of the input shaft and the tailhousing. The ‘F’ signifies 4WD, so the R150 transmission would have obviously been used in 2WD the Yoda’s. And in case you were wondering, the difference between the Toyota R150 and Toyota R150F, are the tail shafts and tail housings.
What Transmission Do I Have?
The bellhousing bolt patterns on the R150 transmission and R150F transmission, are designed for the Toyota VZ engine family: 3VZ-FE 3.0L V6 & 5VZ-FE 3.4L V6
OE R150 & R150F 5-speed Manual Transmission Applications
1988 – 1994 Toyota Pickup
1994 – 2004 Toyota Tacoma
1989 – 2002 Toyota 4Runner
R150 | R150F Technical Specs
Case: Cast aluminum split case with aluminum mid-plate
Output shaft: 23 spline
R150 | R150F Transmission Gear Ratios
1st = 3.83
2nd = 2.06
3rd = 1.43
4th = 1.00
5th = 0.83
R = 4.22
Common R150 | R150F Transmission Problems
Broken 1-2 shift fork
Failed synchronizers
What Transmission Do I Have?
