i just want to know how to remove the transmission
Manual transmission = 2.5 u.s. qts. Auto transmission = 3.3 u.s. qts. source = 1992 Toyota Paseo repair manual
You don't if you're going to drive it on the street, it's cheaper to buy one with a manual transmission.
This is for the 94 Manual Paseo and I am assuming it is the same for the 96 paseo. The fill plug is located under the air filter housing. It is the biggest one on there and looks similar to the drain plug at the bottom.
Yes, the flywheel and clutch assembly will come off and go on the other engine or other way around.Not a problem.
Manual says to use SAE 75w-90 or SAE 80w-90 gear oil
3, one by the timing belt cover, one on the transaxle under the battery, and the third behind the engine on the firewall.
That is a somewhat bizarre question, but I am going to guess that you are asking about the gas consumption. I have a 5-speed manual transmission on my 92 Paseo, which has 267,000 miles on it, and I drive 3,000 miles a month like a little old lady, which I am, and I get about 30 mpg. A hundred thousand miles ago I got 35 mpg. If you were wondering how many miles you can get out of a Paseo, the guy at the transmission parts store told me he got 389,000 miles on the clutch in his 92 Paseo before he had to change it and was laughing at me for buying a kit just in case I might need it soon.
I have a 1992 Toyota Paseo and I use 5W-30 engine oil in it. Always have and that's what the owners manual recommends.
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Yes you can direct swap
The brake system is important to keep maintained. A diagram for the brake lines in a 1992 Paseo can be found in the cars manual for maintenance.
To remove the window crank on the 1992 Toyota Paseo, first pry off the interior door panel. Then, access the screw that holds the crank in place. Remove the screw and the handle will come loose.