Are all Hilux rear diffs the same?

The 2000 model and 2005 model (still previous shape/gen hilux) both had the same diff ratio and rear differential so it will be a straight swap. The 2005 your reffering to would have been one of the last ones since they changeed to the current gen hilux through 2005.

Does a Hilux have factory diff lock?

To get you out of the toughest spots, all models of the new Toyota Hilux are equipped with Rear Differential Lock. If you’re on a slippery surface and one of Hilux’s rear wheels is spinning, Rear Differential Lock assists the low-ratio L4 mode to give you the extra traction and control needed to keep moving.

How do I know what Hilux Diff I have?

In each case one of the plates will have the ‘Axle’ code originally fitted to the vehicle. As an example a RN25 Hilux manufactured during the 2/74 has the ‘Axle’ code “G142”. The letter “G” signifies it has a “G” series differential and therefore an 8″ diametre crownwheel.

Are Hilux and Prado diffs the same?

The Hilux and the Prado 120 run a 8″ front diff crown wheel and the earlier Prado 90 had a 7.5″ Crown wheel. Apparently the rear diffs on the Prado 90 are the same but they might have a different flange to bolt the drive shaft on to but you can swap your flange over.

Does 4×2 have diff lock?

A 4×2 bakkie is a two-wheel-drive vehicle, just like a regular car. A 4×2 Hilux is driven by the rear wheels at all times. Under normal operation, the rear diff will be unlocked, which means that that the diff allows the two rear wheels to travel at different speeds, for cornering and better handling.

How do you turn off a center differential lock?

Unlock the center differential after the wheels have been freed, or after moving to a flat, non-slippery surface. To unlock the center differential, push the switch again. Stop the vehicle completely with brake pedal held down.

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