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Disassembly and assembly of gearboxes R150F and R151F [Toyota Land Cruiser J70]

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Contents: Primary shaft ↓ Secondary shaft ↓ Intermediate shaft and reverse…↓ Primary shaft bearing holder ↓ When replacing the primary shaft…↓ Gearbox assembly ↓
Note:
  • This section contains only technical data and design differences.
  • The procedures for disassembling, inspecting and assembling the R150F and R151F transmissions are similar to the corresponding procedures for the G52 transmission, taking into account the design differences.
  • Please refer to the assembly drawings.




Gearboxes R150F and R151F. 1 - clutch housing; 2 - primary shaft bearing holder; 3 - Reversing light switch; 4 - screw plug; 5 - limit pin; 6 - gear shift lever cover; 7 - transfer case adapter; 8 - cork; 9 - gearbox housing; 10 - screw plug; 11 - spring; 12 - ball; 13 - intermediate support; 14 - Reverse gear shift linkage bracket; 15 - reverse gear engagement linkage; 16 - gear shift lever housing; 17 - gear shift lever shaft; 18 - gear shift fork No.3; 19 - gear shift rod No.5; 20 - head of the reverse gear engagement rod; 21 - locking ball; 22 - gear shift rod No.4; 23 - reverse gear engagement fork; 24 - Locking pin No.4; 25 - Locking pin No.3; 26 - gear shift rod #3; 27 - gear shift fork #1; 28 - Locking pin No.2; 29 - Locking pin No.1; 30 - gear shift rod #1; 31 - gear shift fork #2; 32 - gear shift rod No.1.






Gearboxes R150F and R151F (continuation).1 - primary shaft; 2 - secondary shaft; 3 - intermediate support; 4 - retaining ring; 5 - secondary shaft rear bearing holder; 6 - spacer sleeve; 7 - secondary shaft rear bearing; 8 - spacer sleeve; 9 - intermediate shaft; 10 - bearing; 11 - thrust washer; 12 - intermediate shaft fifth gear pinion; 13 - synchronizer clutch No.3; 14 - synchronizer ring; 15 - fifth gear synchronizer hub; 16 - intermediate gear of reverse gear; 17 - shaft of intermediate gear of reverse gear.
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Primary shaft



1. Checking the gap between the synchronizer ring and the gear.

Normal clearance is 0.8-1.6 mm

Minimum gap - 0.6 mm

2. Selecting the retaining ring when replacing the primary shaft bearing.

Tags Thickness, mm
A 2,10-2,15
IN 2,15-2,20
WITH 2,20 - 2,25
D 2,25 - 2,30
E 2,30 - 2,35
F 2,35 - 2,40
G 2,40 - 2,45



Primary shaft of the R150F and R151F gearbox. 1, 2 - retaining ring; 3 - bearing; 4 - primary shaft; 5 - needle bearing; 6 - synchronizer ring.




Secondary shaft



1. Checking the axial clearance of the secondary shaft gears.

First gear pinion:
  • Normal clearance is 0.10 - 0.45 mm
  • Maximum gap - 0.55 mm



Second and third gears:
  • Normal clearance is 0.10 - 0.25 mm
  • Maximum gap - 0.30 mm



2. Checking the radial clearance of the secondary shaft gears.

Normal clearance:
  • 1st gear - 0.020 - 0.073 mm
  • 2nd and 3rd gears - 0.015- 0.068 mm
  • Maximum gap - 0.16 mm

3. Checking the thickness of the secondary shaft edges.

Minimum thickness - 4.70 mm

4. Checking the outer diameter of the secondary shaft journals.

Minimum diameter:
  • 1st gear - 38.860 mm
  • 2nd gear - 46.860 mm
  • 3rd gear - 37, 860 mm



5. Checking the secondary shaft runout.



Maximum runout - 0.06 mm

6. Checking the gap between the synchronizer ring and the secondary shaft gear.

Normal clearance is 0.8-1.6 mm

Minimum gap - 0.6 mm

7. Checking the gap between the synchronizer sleeve and the gear shift fork.

Maximum gap - 1.0 mm

8. When assembling the secondary shaft:

a) Selection of the retaining ring (No. 1).

Label Thickness, mm
A 1,80-1,85
IN 1,85-1,90
WITH 1,90-1,95
D 1,95-2,00
E 2,00 - 2,05
F 2,05-2,10
G 2,10-2,15

b) Checking the axial clearance of the third gear.

Normal clearance is 0.10 - 0.25 mm

c) Selection of the retaining ring (No. 2).

Label Thickness, mm
A 2,30 - 2,35
IN 2,35 - 2,40
WITH 2,40 - 2,45
D 2,45-2,50
E 2,50-2,55
F 2,55-2,60
G 2,60-2,65

d) Checking the axial clearance of the first and second gears after installing the bearing.

Normal clearance:
  • 1st gear - 0.10 - 0.45 mm
  • 2nd gear - 0.10-0.25 mm



Secondary shaft of gearbox R150F and R151F.1 - retaining ring, 2 - synchronizer spring, 3 - synchronizer hub No.2, 4 - cracker, 5 - synchronizer clutch No.2, 6 - synchronizer ring, 7 - third gear pinion, 8 - needle bearing, 9 - needle bearing, 10 - second gear pinion, 11 - synchronizer ring, 12 - synchronizer clutch No.1 (reverse gear pinion), 13 - synchronizer spring, 14 - synchronizer hub No.1, 15 - cracker, 16 - retaining ring, 17 - synchronizer ring, 18 - first gear pinion, 19 - spacer sleeve, 20 - needle bearing, 21 - pin, 22 - thrust washer, 23 - bearing, 24 - fifth gear pinion.




Intermediate shaft and reverse intermediate gear



1. Checking the radial clearance of the fifth gear.

Normal clearance is 0.015 - 0.068 mm

Maximum gap - 0.16 mm

2. Checking the outer diameter of the intermediate shaft journal.

Minimum diameter - 27.860 mm

3. Checking the gap between the synchronizer ring and the gear.

Normal clearance is 0.8 - 1.6 mm

Minimum gap - 0.6 mm

4. Checking the gap between the synchronizer sleeve and the gear shift fork.

Maximum gap - 1.0 mm

5. Checking the clearance between the intermediate gear of the reverse gear and the pin of the reverse gear engagement linkage.

Normal clearance is 0.05 - 0.25 mm

Maximum gap - 0.5 mm

6. Checking the radial clearance of the reverse gear intermediate gear.

Normal clearance is 0.040 - 0.082 mm

Maximum gap - 0.13 mm

7. Selecting the retaining ring when replacing the front bearing of the intermediate shaft.

Label Thickness, mm
A 2,00-2,05
IN 2,05-2,10
WITH 2,10-2,15
D 2,15-2,20
E 2,20-2,25
F 2,25-2,30



Intermediate shaft of gearbox R150F and R151F. 1 - retaining ring, 2 - front bearing, 3 - intermediate shaft, 4 - bearing, 5 - ball, 6 - thrust washer, 7 - needle bearing, 8 - fifth gear pinion, 9 - synchronizer cracker, 10 - synchronizer spring, 11 - synchronizer sleeve No.3, 12 - synchronizer ring, 13 - synchronizer hub No.3 (fifth gear), 14 - intermediate gear of reverse gear, 15 - shaft of intermediate gear of reverse gear.




Primary shaft bearing holder





When replacing the primary shaft bearing holder seal.



Pressing depth of the seal is 12.2 - 13.2 mm

Gearbox assembly



1. Installation of parts on the intermediate support.



Installation locations. 1 - pins, 2 - retaining rings, 3 - fork bolts, 4 - threaded plugs.


2. Applying sealant.

Note: Remove old sealant. Avoid contact with oil on contact surfaces.


a) When installing the gearbox housing.



b) When installing the primary shaft bearing holder.





c) Installing the transfer case adapter.



3. Connecting the gear shift lever shaft.





Transfer case adapter (Gearbox R150F and R151F). 1 - oil receiver, 2 - reverse gear locking pin, 3 - transfer case adapter, 4 - oil seal, 5 - plug.
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