U60-U90 Truck 4.0 diesel (1W)

U60-U90 · 1984–1995RWD

This is the U60 to U90 Dyna truck with a 4.0 litre four-cylinder 1W diesel, sold in Japan from 1984 to 1995. It has rear-wheel drive and a manual gearbox. The 1W models had a one-touch economy and power shift, a feature of the generation that launched in September 1984. At 4.0 litres, the 1W is the biggest engine of the range, ahead of the 13B, 13B-T and 14B diesels.

1984-1995Year

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U60-U90 Truck 4.0 diesel (1W), every angle

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Displacement4.0 L

Cylinders4

FuelDiesel

TransmissionManual

DrivetrainRWD

STORY

Toyota's light truck began as the Route Truck, and the Dyna name appeared only in June 1959, picked in a contest among Toyota and dealership staff. The RK85 that first wore it, released on 22 April 1959, was the first Japanese-built truck whose cab tilted forward in one piece for engine access. The fourth generation of August 1977 went full cab-over and became identical to the Daihatsu Delta, which Toyota then supplied, and the same truck went to Hino as the Ranger 2. Direct-injection LASRE diesels arrived in September 1984, and from the generation of 11 May 1995 the wide-cab three-tonne versions came from Hino as the Ranger. The two-tonne range was redesigned on 10 May 1999 jointly with Hino, making the Dyna and the Hino Dutro twins; the one-tonne range followed in June 2001 and the two-tonne range again in July 2011. Toyota Store sold it, and it is still in production.

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