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W56-A, -B, C? D...?

These letters are not used by Toyota, so where did they come from? 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!

Toyota Transmission Application Table

ModelYearModelYear
L431979-80 (20R)L451981-82 (22R)
L501981-82 (22R)L521983 (22R)
G528/1983-5/85 (22R)G546/1985-88 (22R)
G581989-95 (22R-E)  
W56-A1985 (22R-E)W56-B1986-88 (22R-E)
W56-C1989-91 (22R-E)W56-D1992 (22R-E)
W56-E1993-95 (22R-E)W591995-05 (2/3RZ-FE)
R151F1986-87 (22R-TE)R150F1988-95 (3VZ-E)
R150F1995-05 (5VZ-FE)  
RA60F2005-15 (1GR-FE)RA61F2006-14 (1GR-FE)
RC62F2016-23 (2GR-FKS)  

Input Bearing Identification Chart

TransmissionInput Bearing Number
L436207N
L45 & L5063/32N, 032-2
L52B32-14UR, 32BC08S1N
G52B32-14UR, 32BC08S1N
G54 & G5832TM03NX, 32BCS4-2NSLN,
32BCS8-2MT2N
W56-A, B & C6307-N, HR6307-N
W56-D & W5935TM11UR, 35TM11NX1
R150 & R151DG4092, 4OTM05, 040-1,
35TM03

Transmission Gear Ratio Chart

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