Toyota Diff Color Codes

4. Differential Codes: Toyota differentials also have specific codes that can help with identification. These codes provide information about the ring gear size, gear ratio, and whether it is an open or limited-slip differential.

For example, a code like B06C indicates a 3.91 gear ratio with a 2 pinion posi differential. These numbers are the Color (paint) code, Trim Code, Axle Code, and Transmission Code. You will also need to check the first few digits of you VIN #.

NOTE: V6 diffs are swappable with 4cyl and high pinion diffs. T100/Tundra/Tacoma diff: All 2wd and 4wd T100's, '00-06 Tundra's, and? Sequoia's use a newer/stronger 8" 2-pinion diff. Tacoma 4x4's and Tacoma PreRunner's that don't come with the electric locker (aka "non-TRD), as well as V6 Tacoma 4x2's also came with this diff.

This diff commonly and mistakenly called an 8.4" or 8.25" diff. Toyota Differential Gear Guide. Toyota - Differential IdentificationShop by your differential.

Please select a rear end that matches your vehicle below.Toyota has a wide range of front and rear ends! We carry everything from 7.5" front and rear end parts, to the new Tundra 10.5" rear end parts.We make it easy to verify your exact rear end by providing specs and year, make, and model applications for each differential listed. Need To Match Paint? Find The Paint Code For Your Toyota Model Here. Greetings All, The diff code on my door jamb is A08A.

Can't decode it, can you? Thanks. The Toyota color code is a 3-digit numeric or alpha/numeric character code that identifies the color of your vehicle. It can be found on a VIN plate or VIN label.

Reference list of Toyota exterior paint color codes, indicative model/year usage and RGB approximations for selected Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Prius and hybrid models. Use as a planning aid only and always confirm codes and formulations with vehicle labels, VIN decoding and Toyota service information. These letters are not used by Toyota, so where did they come from? Back in the mid 90s Marlin realized he needed a better way to distinguish between the many different W56 transmissions Toyota used from 1985-95.

After having compiled the world's first and only RF1A Transfer Case Bible, Marlin Crawler created the now highly popular letter designations for the W56 transmission. The rest as they.