Green T-Case, leaky speedometer (2 Viewers)

[little_joe]

For the leak at the transfer case where the speedometer gear is, I used some Permatex non-curing automotive sealant. I smeared a thin coat around the o-ring area, reinserted the gear, and haven't had a leak since. Because this is non-curing, you can pull and reinsert any time with the same results.

(Sorry for the bump, figured this might help someone.........)

 

[rfakhrai]

I've got a bad o-ring that I haven't replaced yet. In the FSM the procedure is in the transmission section. So, just to verify, am I leaking transfer fluid or AT fluid?

 

[landtoy80]

What bad o-ring are you talking about?

 

[rfakhrai]

Where the speedo connects to the transfer case. It's the gear-driven sleeve in the FSM.

 

[landtoy80]

Thats gear oil in T-case. Put some RV sealant on the O-ring when you change it as it will just leak again if you dont.

 

[inkpot]

There are TWO O rings in the speed sensor.

 

[rfakhrai]

I'm seeing an o-ring and an oil seal in the FSM, the latter I hadn't planned to replace. Maybe I should?

 

[inkpot]

O ring on the outside, seal on the inside is small. Can do later if you don't have both handy.

 

[RFB]

just finished up with this little job, thanks again to all everyone that helped me out. Very easy and straight forward, like you said it would be.

I was a little concerned with the amount of dirt that was around the speedo housing, is this about normal? I was sure to wipe it all clean before reinstallation.

what size o ring did the trick any recollection?

 

[nakman]

Holy old thread man... this was 14 years ago! The o-ring is a Toyota part, don't recall the part number but suspect any of our current parts vendors on here would know what it is and have it in stock.

 

[RFB]

Holy old thread man... this was 14 years ago! The o-ring is a Toyota part, don't recall the part number but suspect any of our current parts vendors on here would know what it is and have it in stock.

lol, thanks man

 

[ewillis]

Holy old thread man... this was 14 years ago! The o-ring is a Toyota part, don't recall the part number but suspect any of our current parts vendors on here would know what it is and have it in stock.

Should'a kept that 80 man!

 

[nakman]

Should'a kept that 80 man!

Yeah you're telling me... of all the Cruisers I've had over the years, I miss that 80 the most.

 

[LandLocked93]

Just to get the P/N's on here (as someone asked) for the FZJ (could be others too) since I'm seeing a little drippy-drip as well...
(parts gurus - please correct if necessary)

90310-09001
SEAL, OIL

Part Description

Seal, Oil (For MTM Speedometer Shaft Sleeve)

96711-24030
RING, O

Part Description

Ring, O (For Speedometer Sensor)

July 2020 cost - about $7 for both +shipping from TPDdotcom

 

[JPooley]

Yer gear oil is fine.

You need to replace the o-ring on the outside of the speedometer driven gear sleve.

As I'm home at the moment sipping on a bubbly delight, I can't recite the part number .

It is indeed an easy fix.

D-

G'day CruiserDan going through the old threads again. Just wondering if you managed to get your hands on the part number for the Speedo O ring?

 

[mudgudgeon]

G'day CruiserDan going through the old threads again. Just wondering if you managed to get your hands on the part number for the Speedo O ring?

Did you scroll up one post?

 

[nakman]

ha! I love it when old threads of mine get bumped up... going on 20 years for this one! You guys do your 2nd row recliner hinges yet? keep searching, lads... carry on.

 

[JPooley]

Did you scroll up one post?

Damn it! Yup just just found it meet you guys back here in another 20 years?

 

[Dirt Ferguson]

Did you scroll up one post?

Heh. Wow.