Complete Auto Transmissions for Toyota Tacoma

Get Your Complete Auto Transmissions for Toyota Tacoma Trucks

Back in 1995, Toyota released a pickup truck that would become one of its most sought-after vehicles. That truck was the Toyota Tacoma, and since '95, Toyota's been improving its driveability, most notably in the transmission department. Tacoma transmissions are sturdy and run smoothly, and you can find an affordable selection of them for sale on eBay.

If you're looking for a low-cost Toyota Tacoma automatic transmission for sale, many pre-owned and new options are available for purchase at eBay. One of the most ubiquitous is the A340F. It's a four-speed transmission with a mechanically controlled 4WD transfer case, and it was used for Tacoma trucks produced between 1995 and 2015. In 2005, a 5-speed automatic transmission was introduced, and in 2016 a 6-speed version came on the scene. At 4.92, it has a superior gearing spread over the 5-speed, which had a spread of 6.21.

Toyota produced quite a few manual transmissions for its Tacoma. All are either 5- or 6-speed. While shopping, you'll want to keep in mind that, as of 2018, Toyota discontinued manual transmissions on its base model of Tacomas, which are 2.7-liter, 4-cylinder engines. If you want a manual transmission for anything after 2018, it'll be a V6, which will give you more horsepower and torque than the 4-cylinder Tacoma engines.

Yes, you can swap out an automatic transmission for a manual one without much fuss at all if they are from the same production years. However, it's important to note that the procedure takes a lot of know-how and is expensive due to the modifications that you may have to make, such as harness modifications.

These are a couple of the features that you can find with Toyota Tacoma transmissions:

• Hill Descent Assist - This feature helps control Tacomas on steep downhill descents. The system operates when the vehicle is going under 15 mph (25 km/h), and the front-wheel-drive control switch is set in the L4 position.

• Hill Start Assist - This handy feature works by preventing your Tacoma from rolling backward while it's on an incline or a slippery surface. After it's engaged, the feature doesn't remain in operation indefinitely; it only operates for about five seconds, which is just enough time to give your Tacoma the boost it needs to start a hill-climb.