1991 LC 80 Series Transfer Case Gasket

[JawgaFlyGuy]

I have a leaky transmission, and my mechanics are having a tough time trying to find the transfer case gaskets to repair it. Anybody have any vendors they know of that might have this?

 

[OGBeno]

I have a leaky transmission, and my mechanics are having a tough time trying to find the transfer case gaskets to repair it. Anybody have any vendors they know of that might have this?

No gaskets for the transfer case.

There are seals and FIPG (Form-In-Place-Gasket): 00295-01281

 

[JawgaFlyGuy]

No gaskets for the transfer case.

There are seals and FIPG (Form-In-Place-Gasket): 00295-01281

So is that The Toyota part for what they would need to seal it back up after taking it apart?

I've been having trouble finding somebody to even

 

[JawgaFlyGuy]

Okay, I'll let him know he sent me these pictures. And they believe that orange line, which is right there at the transfer case, is a gasket rather than just a sealant. Do you know the part numbers that go there??

 

[JawgaFlyGuy]

No gaskets for the transfer case.

There are seals and FIPG (Form-In-Place-Gasket): 00295-01281

 

[OGBeno]

The adaptor to the transfer case does not have a gasket.

The adaptor to the transmission has a paper gasket.

 

[JawgaFlyGuy]

Thank you for the information!!

 

[jonheld]

I have a leaky transmission, and my mechanics are having a tough time trying to find the transfer case gaskets to repair it. Anybody have any vendors they know of that might have this?

Transmission and transfer case are 2 separate items and use 2 different fluids.
Your "mechanic" is obviously unfamiliar with Land Cruisers, so I would suggest finding one that is. Look in the clubhouse section and reach out to some local Cruiser folks for recommendations.

All service and repair information for the entire vehicle can be found in the Toyota factory service manual (FSM) which can be downloaded for free in the resources section.