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What transmission does the Toyota Prado 4000 use?

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DiJuniper

07/28/25 9:07pm

Toyota Prado 4000 uses a 6-speed automatic manual transmission produced by Aisin. The Toyota Prado 4000 is an SUV model with body dimensions of: length 4970mm, width 1875mm, height 1895mm, wheelbase of 2790mm, and a fuel tank capacity of 87 liters. The Toyota Prado 4000 is equipped with a 4.0L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 243PS and a maximum torque of 376 Nm. Its front suspension adopts a double-wishbone independent suspension, and the rear suspension uses a four-link mechanism suspension. In terms of configuration, it features a power-adjustable suspension system, multi-terrain selection system, and low-speed control system.

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OAlex

08/12/25 1:48am

I've been driving a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 4000 for several years. This model comes equipped with automatic transmissions, specifically varying by production year. Earlier models from the 2000s used 5-speed automatic transmissions, which deliver exceptionally smooth and worry-free driving. In daily use, this transmission system is very user-friendly, especially during off-road or mountain driving where automatic gear shifting makes handling bumps effortless. Regular maintenance is crucial - I change the transmission fluid every 60,000 km to ensure proper lubrication and prevent wear. Neglecting maintenance might lead to slipping or noise issues, but overall it's highly reliable and excellent for long-distance travel. The gearshift response is very sensitive, making it significantly more comfortable than manual transmissions.

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