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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Yep you were right. It was a bad battery. Got a brand new AGM battery and boom.. started right up. Removed the starter and battery, brought to local O'Reilly auto parts. They tested both. Starters good. Battery was 100% charged but only put out 450 CCA instead of the proper 600, therefore it...
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    @vipergrhd @splitshot Finished the job. Very disappointing results. After getting everything back together I turned the key to start the engine and it turned over a bit but just rattled and created smoke from the starter. I immediately turned the key off. I think I may have installed the...
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    Transmission seal question...

    Thanks, will do
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    I think it's fine. Installed new seal and Thanksgiving flexplate
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Thanks. I actually removed the seal but may have scratched the housing. Is this big enough to leak? If so, anything I should do to fix it
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    Transmission seal question...

    Scratched the rear shaft of transmission while pulling the seal. Any suggestions to fix it? Or is it not a big enough scratch to cause a leak
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    Toyota Part # Confusion

    Thanks for clarifying. I knew the one I had didn't look right. Time for me to take a trip back to the parts department. It looks like the diagram has different number than the part number
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    Toyota Part # Confusion

    Possible two different part numbers for the same part? Or are they actually different... 90311-40007 and 90311-40001 3rd gen 4runner. I told the guy at the parts dept I need the seal for the back of the transmission, the part the connects to the t-case and he gave me 90311-40001 However in...
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Haha ok I guess I read too many stories of having to redo the job. Will do, thanks. Gonna finish this finally
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Rear main seal went in too far. Removed it and ordering a new one to reinstall. Used the wood-screw and wrench-pull method and it looks like the screw contacted the crank surface. @vipergrhd @splitshot Does this look like something that needs resurfacing before installing new seal? Or is it...
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Did I press the new real main seal in too far? I hope not. Pic 1 is old seal Pic 2 and 3 are the new one.
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Is it bad there's so much dirt/mud on the engine / transmission? / could that be a reason why the flexplate failed?
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    Hello community - Welcome post. I also need to fix a fully broken flexplate.

    Nice. I was actually thinking of replacing the transmission fluid in the torque converter and doing a full flush since it's at 310k + miles. I could use torque specs for bolts flexplate to crank, flexplate to torque converter and transmission to engine
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