Daihatsu Hijet Transmission for Sale | 5-Speed Manual 4WD 1992 V-S83P
$849.00
At a Glance
- Condition: OEM used 5-speed manual transmission with original mechanical shift linkages and sensor wiring, function tested, gear synchro condition assessed
- Availability: In stock for Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P applications
- Shipping: Free shipping to all 50 states, 5 to 10 business days on transmission assemblies
- Application: Daihatsu Hijet 1992, chassis V-S83P, EF-CS 660cc Kei micro-truck engine – Direct application per the source data
- 5-speed manual 4WD gearbox: Manual transmission with 4WD variant configuration
- 4WD ONLY: This transmission is for 4WD variants only, NOT 2WD Hijet variants per the source data
- EF-CS engine ONLY: Not compatible with other Daihatsu engines – EF-CS only per the source data
- Kei micro-truck class: The Hijet is Daihatsu’s Kei-class micro-truck – 660cc displacement class limit per Japan’s Kei vehicle regulations
- 25-year JDM import rule: Hijet V-S83P 1992 is well past the US 25-year classic vehicle import rule threshold
- Original mechanical shift linkages included per the live page – complete gearbox unit with shifter interface hardware
- Two 5-star reviews from verified Hijet Kei-truck owners
- Note: Page donor tag currently reads 1986 per the source data – flagged for correction to 1992 (actual unit is 1992 V-S83P)
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects, classic-vehicle disclosure applies
Description
About the Daihatsu Hijet Transmission
Need a replacement Daihatsu Hijet 5-speed manual 4WD gearbox (1992 V-S83P chassis)? Part Nests sources OEM used 5-speed manual transmissions for Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P applications with EF-CS 660cc Kei engine per the source data. Critical – this transmission is for 4WD variants ONLY (not 2WD Hijet variants) and works only with the EF-CS engine (not other Daihatsu engines). The Hijet is Daihatsu’s Kei-class micro-truck – iconic Japanese Kei-class commercial vehicle. Well past the US 25-year classic vehicle import rule threshold (1992 vehicles well past 25 years old). Note – page donor tag currently reads 1986 per the source data but is flagged for correction; the actual unit is 1992 V-S83P. Two 5-star reviews from verified owners. Each transmission is function tested with original mechanical shift linkages included. Call (855) 634-4447 to verify Hijet chassis code, engine, and drivetrain configuration before ordering.
What Is Included and Not Included
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| INCLUDED | The 5-speed gearbox with original mechanical shift linkages and sensor wiring, per the live page. |
| NOT INCLUDED | Clutch, flywheel, transfer case, driveshafts, and fluids. |
| Tools You Need | Transmission jack, metric sockets, and fresh gear oil; a shop quotes several hours. |
Daihatsu Hijet Vehicle Context (Kei Micro-Truck)
- Daihatsu Hijet – Kei micro-truck: The Daihatsu Hijet is Daihatsu’s Kei-class micro-truck – iconic Japanese Kei-class commercial vehicle used extensively across Japan and various global markets for small commercial hauling and various small commercial applications. Kei micro-trucks are notable for compact overall size, high maneuverability appropriate for narrow Japanese roads and various commercial applications, and fuel-efficient small engine displacement
- V-S83P chassis (1992): The V-S83P chassis designation identifies this specific 1992 Hijet generation with the EF-CS 660cc engine. Direct application per the source data – this transmission is specifically for the V-S83P 1992 Hijet. Different Hijet generations use different specific chassis codes and different transmission configurations
- EF-CS 660cc engine: The 1992 V-S83P Hijet uses the Daihatsu EF-CS 660cc engine – Kei-class displacement engine at the 660cc regulatory limit for Kei-class vehicles. Small-displacement inline configuration appropriate for Kei micro-truck applications. This transmission is compatible only with the EF-CS engine per the source data – not compatible with other Daihatsu engines
- Kei vehicle class regulations: Kei-class vehicles in Japan must comply with strict regulatory limits on overall vehicle dimensions and engine displacement (660cc maximum). Kei class provides regulatory benefits including reduced taxation, reduced insurance costs, and various other regulatory advantages in Japan. Encourages small-vehicle engineering excellence in the Kei class – Daihatsu’s specialization in small vehicle engineering makes the brand a leader in Kei-class vehicle production
- 25-year JDM import rule: Hijet V-S83P 1992 vehicles are well past the US 25-year classic vehicle import rule threshold as of today (over 30 years old). Kei-class vehicles are popular imports through the 25-year rule for various US market enthusiast applications including off-road / property utility use, farm and ranch applications, and various collector applications. Well-established JDM import market for classic Kei-class vehicles
Daihatsu Kei-Class Heritage
- Daihatsu Kei specialization: Daihatsu is one of Japan’s most notable Kei-class vehicle specialists – extensive product lineup of Kei-class vehicles including the Hijet (Kei micro-truck / cargo van – this application), Kei-class subcompacts, and various other Kei-class applications across the brand’s product lineup. Distinctive Daihatsu Kei-class engineering approach is a defining aspect of the brand’s product positioning
- Toyota / Daihatsu Kei manufacturing: Following Toyota’s ownership of Daihatsu (majority ownership 1998, wholly-owned subsidiary 2016), various Daihatsu Kei-class vehicles have been sold under both Daihatsu and Toyota badges. See our related Daihatsu Rocky Bumper Assembly listing for the modern Toyota Raize / Daihatsu Rocky twin model context (though the modern Rocky is not Kei-class – subcompact SUV rather than Kei)
- Kei micro-truck applications: Kei micro-trucks are used extensively for various small-scale commercial hauling, agricultural applications, delivery service, and various other small commercial vehicle applications. In US markets under the 25-year import rule, Kei micro-trucks are popular for property maintenance, farm and ranch use, hunting camp / off-road applications, and various collector uses
Related Daihatsu Listings
- Daihatsu Charade Engine: Classic Daihatsu subcompact hatchback HC-E engine – see our Daihatsu Charade engine listing
- Daihatsu Rocky Bumper Assembly: Modern Daihatsu subcompact SUV (Toyota Raize twin) – see our Daihatsu Rocky bumper assembly listing
Compatibility Restrictions (CRITICAL)
- 4WD variants ONLY: This transmission is for 4WD Hijet variants only per the source data. NOT compatible with 2WD Hijet variants. 2WD Hijet variants use different transmission configuration without the 4WD transfer case and 4WD-specific output shaft configuration. Verify Hijet drivetrain (4WD vs 2WD) before ordering
- EF-CS engine ONLY: This transmission is compatible only with the Daihatsu EF-CS 660cc engine per the source data. Not compatible with other Daihatsu engines used in various Hijet generations or other Daihatsu vehicle applications. Different engine variants use different transmission interface (bellhousing, clutch, and various interface component variations). Verify Hijet engine variant before ordering
- 1992 V-S83P chassis: Direct application for 1992 Hijet V-S83P chassis. Different Hijet generations (earlier and later chassis codes) may use different transmission configurations. Verify chassis code when ordering to ensure correct application match. Call (855) 634-4447 for cross-application verification for non-V-S83P Hijet applications
Transmission Specifications
- Type: OEM used 5-speed manual transmission with 4WD variant configuration for Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P (EF-CS engine)
- Function: Manual transmission provides driver-controlled gear ratio selection for engine-to-drivetrain torque transmission. 4WD variant includes transfer case integration for front and rear axle drive distribution. Standard mechanical shift linkage integration provides driver shifter interface
- Construction: 5-speed manual gearbox with original mechanical shift linkages and sensor wiring per the source data. Includes the transmission with integrated 4WD transfer case functionality. Standard automotive manual transmission construction with gear synchronizers, shift forks, shift linkage integration, and various internal gear and shaft components
- What is not included: Clutch, flywheel, transfer case components (beyond what is integrated with the transmission), driveshafts, and fluids are not included per the source data. Standard practice for manual transmission replacement – clutch and driveline integration components are separate
- Common failure modes: Gear synchronizer wear (difficulty in gear changes), shift fork or linkage damage (poor shifter feel or gear engagement issues), internal gear or shaft damage, main shaft or output shaft bearing wear, various age-related wear on classic vehicles. Symptoms include gear engagement issues, gear grinding, transmission noise, and various drivetrain integration issues
- Testing: Function tested, gear synchro condition assessed, mechanical shift linkages verified before shipment
- Classic vehicle disclosure: Classic vehicle transmission components commonly show cosmetic wear consistent with 30+ year old classic vehicle disclosure. Kei-class transmissions with typical Kei-class small commercial vehicle service history often show reasonable internal condition given the light-duty commercial usage patterns typical of Kei micro-truck applications
- Donor tag correction note: Per the source data, the page donor tag currently reads 1986 but is flagged for correction to 1992. The actual unit is 1992 V-S83P per the source data. This is a live page correction item
Vehicle Compatibility
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Daihatsu Hijet 1992, chassis V-S83P, EF-CS 660cc | Direct application per the live page and FAQ |
| 2WD Hijet variants | Not covered; this unit is for 4WD variants per the live FAQ |
| Other Daihatsu engines | Not compatible; EF-CS only per the live FAQ |
| Reference Application | 1992 Daihatsu Hijet V-S83P (page donor tag currently reads 1986, flagged for correction) |
Why Buy From Part Nests
- OEM verified 5-speed manual 4WD transmission for Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P (EF-CS engine)
- Two 5-star reviews from verified Hijet Kei-truck owners
- Function tested, gear synchro condition assessed, mechanical shift linkages verified
- Support for Kei micro-truck heritage vehicle applications
- 25-year JDM import rule threshold well cleared for 1992 V-S83P applications
- Free shipping to all 50 states
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
- Support team familiar with Kei-class Daihatsu Hijet lineage and 25-year JDM import context
- Call (855) 634-4447 to confirm your Hijet chassis code (V-S83P), engine (EF-CS), and drivetrain (4WD only) before ordering.
15 Day Replacement Warranty
Every used Daihatsu Hijet Transmission carries a 15 day replacement warranty starting on the delivery date. Chassis code (V-S83P), engine variant (EF-CS only), and drivetrain (4WD only, NOT 2WD) verification are critical before ordering. Classic vehicle disclosure applies. Call (855) 634-4447 to start a warranty claim within 15 days of delivery.
What Is Covered
- Component defects present on arrival beyond what was disclosed
- Gear engagement or internal failures within 15 days from installation
- Shift linkage failures not disclosed at sale
- Incorrect part shipped due to an error on our end
What Is Not Covered
- Damage caused during installation
- Attempted installation on 2WD Hijet variants or non-EF-CS engine applications
- Clutch, flywheel, or driveline component replacement (sold separately)
- Labor expenses of any kind, including transmission swap labor and shop time
- Part: OEM used 5-speed manual transmission (4WD variant, w/ mechanical shift linkages)
- Application: Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P chassis, EF-CS 660cc engine
- Segment: Kei-class micro-truck (660cc regulatory displacement limit)
- CRITICAL: 4WD ONLY (NOT 2WD) and EF-CS engine ONLY
- Reviews: Two 5-star reviews from verified Hijet Kei-truck owners
- Import Context: Well past 25-year JDM import rule threshold (1992 well over 25 years old)
- Brand Context: Daihatsu (Toyota-owned since 1998, wholly-owned subsidiary 2016)
- Donor Tag Note: Page reads 1986, flagged for correction (actual is 1992 V-S83P)
Additional information
| Brand | Daihatsu |
|---|---|
| Type | 5-speed manual gearbox |
| Shift | Mechanical linkage with sensor connectors |
| Drive | 4WD with transfer case interface |
| Housing | Cast aluminum alloy |
| Output Shaft | OEM spline design |
| Application | 1992 Daihatsu Hijet V-S83P, EF-CS 660cc |
| SKU | vaz668 |
| Price | $849.00 |
An OEM used 5-speed manual transmission with 4WD variant configuration for Daihatsu Hijet 1992 V-S83P chassis (EF-CS 660cc engine per the source data). 5-speed manual gearbox with original mechanical shift linkages and sensor wiring. Function is providing driver-controlled gear ratio selection for engine-to-drivetrain torque transmission with 4WD transfer case integration for front and rear axle drive distribution.
Daihatsu's Kei-class micro-truck - iconic Japanese Kei-class commercial vehicle used extensively across Japan and various global markets for small commercial hauling and various small commercial applications. Kei micro-trucks are notable for compact overall size, high maneuverability appropriate for narrow Japanese roads and various commercial applications, and fuel-efficient small engine displacement. V-S83P is the specific 1992 Hijet chassis code with EF-CS 660cc engine.
No. This transmission is for 4WD Hijet variants only per the source data. NOT compatible with 2WD Hijet variants. 2WD Hijet variants use different transmission configuration without the 4WD transfer case and 4WD-specific output shaft configuration. Verify Hijet drivetrain (4WD vs 2WD) before ordering. Call (855) 634-4447 for 2WD Hijet transmission availability.
No. This transmission is compatible only with the Daihatsu EF-CS 660cc engine per the source data. Not compatible with other Daihatsu engines used in various Hijet generations or other Daihatsu vehicle applications. Different engine variants use different transmission interface (bellhousing, clutch, and various interface component variations). Verify Hijet engine variant before ordering.
Kei-class vehicles in Japan must comply with strict regulatory limits on overall vehicle dimensions and engine displacement (660cc maximum). Kei class provides regulatory benefits including reduced taxation, reduced insurance costs, and various other regulatory advantages in Japan. Encourages small-vehicle engineering excellence in the Kei class - Daihatsu's specialization in small vehicle engineering makes the brand a leader in Kei-class vehicle production.
Hijet V-S83P 1992 vehicles are well past the US 25-year classic vehicle import rule threshold as of today (over 30 years old). Kei-class vehicles are popular imports through the 25-year rule for various US market enthusiast applications including off-road / property utility use, farm and ranch applications, and various collector applications. Well-established JDM import market for classic Kei-class vehicles.
Per the source data, the page donor tag currently reads 1986 but is flagged for correction to 1992. The actual unit is 1992 V-S83P per the source data. This is a live page correction item that will be updated. The transmission itself is confirmed 1992 V-S83P chassis with EF-CS 660cc engine compatibility. Call (855) 634-4447 for further verification.
Clutch, flywheel, transfer case components (beyond what is integrated with the transmission), driveshafts, and fluids are not included per the source data. Standard practice for manual transmission replacement - clutch and driveline integration components are separate. Plan for clutch replacement, flywheel inspection, and fresh gear oil at installation. Common practice for used transmission replacement scope.










R. Delacroix –
Ordered this for my 1992 V-S83P Hijet running the EF-CS. Support flagged the 1986 donor tag correction upfront which built confidence in the actual unit dating. Gear engagement is smooth through all 5 gears, no bearing whine at speed, no leaks after a week of hauling around the farm. 4WD transfer engaged first try. Great find for a Kei-class truck at this age.