2000 Land Cruiser Transmission dead at 61K miles

por favor necesito las medidas del chasis de la land cruiser prado del año 1999 japonesa pretrolera escribanme a augustobiffi@hotmail.com

I wonder if the trans is the same in the 2000 tundra, I had nearly the same
problem. Toyota did replace the trans. at no cost for parts @ 65,000 miles.
I paid apprx. 650.00 for labor only. I had hard shifting, then a stall
problem then no trans. I am glad Toy. took care of it.

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I think (not an authority) that the engine and tranny are the same between
the Tundra and the Land Cruiser. I ask the question because it was out side
the warranty but it was just so easy to get them to replace it I started
thinking they might have a known problem so they thought it was easier to
just take care of it. They listed it as a good will repair instead of
warranty? Maybe there is a difference in their compensation from Corp.
Toyota. Thanks for the answer, do you like the Tundra? I may be in the
market later, moved from condo to house and my wife cringes when I throw
home depot stuff in her SUV :-)

Dad

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From what I've read in the latest Consumer Reports, (April '04), the Tundra
and Sequoia share the same frame and drivetrain, which uses the 4 speed
auto. tranny. The Land Cruiser uses a 5 speed auto, full time 4WD
configuration.

Even with the bad trans. I am glad to own it. I have 97,000 miles on it. I
pull a trailer and at times a tow behind manlift. It pulls great. Only
left me stranded one time, bad trans. At 95,000 miles I did replace the
passanger side front wheel bearing. I thought that unusual. I am used to
those kinds of repairs as I have owned fords and chevys in the past. My
first toy 4x4 p/u
went 230,000 miles before I deemed to small for the work I did with it. I
traded it in on the tundra. A nice improvement in comfort and power.

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