Japan

Toyota

60006636

2nd

Coaster

Released date : 1982/ 5/20

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Bus

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Grade Standard Standard_High-roof Long body_Standard-roof
Model type
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weight
Model type K-BB20-MDY K-BB20-MRZY K-BB30-MRY
Curb mass(kg) 2690 2675 2800
Dimensions Length(mm) 6180 6180 6860
Width(mm) 1995 1995 1995
Height(mm) 2380 2550 2380
Wheelbase(mm) 3120 3120 3800
Engine Engine code 3B Diesel 3B Diesel 3B Diesel
Engine type In-line 4-cylinder In-line 4-cylinder In-line 4-cylinder
Displacement(cm3) 3431 3431 3431
Max. output kW(PS)/r.p.m. -/98/3500 -/98/3500 -/98/3500
* The specifications are those of representative model grades.
* Max. output represents a net rating. In the above table, digits separated by slashes ( / / ) stand for kW, PS, and r.p.m., respectively.
* The model numbers of these vehicles are BB20, RB20, BB30, HB30.
The second-generation Coaster was launched in May 1982, adding high-grade EX (seating capacity: 26) and EX Saloon (seating capacity: 20) models to the lineup, as well as long body versions of existing model grades (seating capacity: 29). An automatic transmission option was also made available in October 1985. Both long and standard body models offered a choice between standard roof and high roof (i.e., 170 mm taller) versions.

To improve ride comfort, a torsion bar double wishbone front suspension was adopted. The EX model came with an air suspension system, and power steering was standard for selected models. Some models featured a sliding cabin door instead of a folding door to make boarding and exiting easier.

The available power units were a 2.4-liter 115 hp gasoline engine (22R) and two diesel engines, including a 4-liter 115 hp (2H) unit and a 3.4-liter 98 hp (3B) unit. In August 1984, the high-roofed Big Van model that was classified as a truck (seating capacity: 10, payload capacity: 1,250 kg) joined the model lineup.
Plant Honsha plant
A "coaster" is a ship that is used to carry cargo along the coast from port to port.
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