According to the Previa Owners Manual for 1992 the recommended differential lube is API GL-5 80W-90 weight or 80W (below 0 degrees F), in the Alltrac Transfer case API GL-5 75W-90, transmission takes Dexron II or up. I use III as it readily available and cheap to replace.
change the fluids every 30K or 2 years if in severe dusty areas or towing conditions half the miles 15K and annually. The manual states to inspect but I would do the auto tranny every 30k just to make sure it doesn't have problems as it gets older. My Previa has 177k miles and I have no issues with the auto transmission. The differentials I would keep a close eye on the gasket washer (if it becomes corroded it attacks the fluid. They are $2 at Toyota a cheap alternative to changing fluids if it is not affordable.
Differential oil will work fine dude or even gear box oil.dude
there is usually a bolt on the inspection plate of the diff and you fill up to the hole where the bolt is.
what type of fluid goes into the differential of a toyota forklift
The driveshaft.
It is at the dash board bottom just at the middle. You can see a plastic rectangle were the heater core is and at the right side are the pipes that goes to the coolant valve at the engine
75w90
Usually you fill it to the bottom of the hole.
80W90 gear oil.
What Goes Around was created in 1992.
The Reign Goes On was created in 1992.
There is a cable for the front differential. One end goes to the front differential, one end goes to a vacuum actuator under the battery. That is what most commonly is wrong with those vehicles.
it's on top of the differential, which is on the driver's (U.S.) side just behind the transmission (the axle goes directly from the wheel into the differential and the speed sensor is on top of the differential housing).