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The Reverand

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  1. I tried to clutch it down the hill today, with negative results, so its now parked down the end of my street, at least i know it wont get flogged !

    Yeah in a couple of the tubes there appeared to be a bit of wetness, i tried using my garden blower to blo what i could out. Its funny cause after i washed it it started for about 10 seconds then died in the *****, and yeah, now wont start.

    Im gonna get nrma to come out, but not today as they wanted $300, if its within the first 48 hours of joining.

  2. I just bought a little old camry to bash about as my daily driver, but the steering is soooooooo heavy, its like worse than non power steering cars, and it makes a whining metallic type noise when the engines running, and the noise revs the same as the engine. Did thesse cars all have power steering? if so where is the pump as the belt i can see only runs the air con and the alternator? What else does anyone think this whining sound could be?

  3. Hi,

    I have just purchased a 1960's Toyota Toyoace PK41 Truck. This is an unusual series number as the first letter usualy indicates the type of engine that is fitted to your Toyota. For whatever reason (posisbly to avoid confusion with the RK series Stout that was produced at the same time) The first letter in this serries is a "P" even though this truck originaly had a 2R engine fitted. My truck now has a 12R fitted. I would appreciate any info, parts, brochures or advice on what I believe would be a rare truck now days. If there is any other owners out there I'd be keen to hear from you. email johnnyrhino@msn.com

    John

    I got an old 2R engine, not sure if its running (minuse the carby and manifold) with a 4 speed box attached if you want it ? chriswt@optusnet.com.au

  4. Does anyone know of any vintage clubs in Sydney? I am looking at obtaining classic/historical rego for my old corona, and havent been able to find any toyota specific clubs. Can you join any classic club or does it have to be one that is for your make of car? I figure why pay $600-800 a year for something that gets driven once a month, and for the odd test drive whilst im restoring it. I know there are restrictions on historic vehicle rego but that is fine.

  5. ok i got a 2278P and it doesnt seem right, its the same length as the one thats in it but slightly wider, and the rubber rings that sat on and below the old one, dont exsist on the 2278P, instead it has a rubber bung in the holes at both ends and with these bungs in the bolt doesnt fit through it ? any ideas? Pics attached.

    2278P i just purchased is the one on the right (clean sorta lol)

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  6. although the car is a 1967 model, yes it is definatley a 12R engine, the originally engine was replced some years ago, maybe its best if i pull it out and check and post some photos now that i know that it is a canister type?

  7. Hi,

    From what I understand, you will be better off to stop thinking of what gearbox will do the job and start thinking about what family of engines you are talking about i.e. "R" engine. My understanding is all early "R" engine gear boxes are interchangable i.e. R,2R,4R,8R,9R,12R,18R (no later than 18R). With this in mind you can take your pick of 3,4 or 5 speeds. Celica/Corona 5 speeds from behind an 18R should work. Trouble is, you will have to fit a clutch and brake pedal assembly from a donar RT40,46,51,56,80,81 car (I don't know how hard this will be), cut a hole in the transmission tunnel for the gear shift and do something about the column gear shift lever (maybe get acolumn from your donar car).

    John

    Ok my mistake, just checked the engine plate, its 2R engine, im fully aware of the having to fit clutch and such through the floor/firewall. I jsut can only seem to find limited info on the net re gearboxs.

    There is nothing to do with transmission types on any of the plates i could find in the engine bay. Currently its a 2 Speed Autoglide, gear shift is on the tree.

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