bpenn1980
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Can anyone confirm whether this part is no longer being manufactured?
Confirm NLA please? 11381-66020 (1 Viewer)
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Appears to be NLA unfortunately.
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11381-66020 Genuine Toyota Retainer, Engine Rear Oil Seal
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Appears to be NLA unfortunately.
11381-66020 Genuine Toyota Retainer, Engine Rear Oil Seal
ToyotaPartsDeal.com offers the great deal for genuine Toyota parts 11381-66020 (1138166020) Retainer, Engine Rear Oil Seal. All parts are backed by the Toyota's warranty.
agreed 100%
no question here
RETAINER, ENGINE REAR OIL SEAL
Genuine Toyota (1138166020)
11381-66020Weight 0.19 kgs
Catalog RETAINER, ENGINE REAR OIL SEAL
This part is out of production
Toyota 1138166020 may fit to
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Model
Lexus LX450
Engine
1FZF 1FZFE
Info
Use 11381-66021.
Needs to come from abroad.
Needs to come from abroad.
That is good to know, avoided screwing mine up replacing the rear main for the third time this weekend, but the way things were going I was concerned... $28.74 at PartSouq, 1 in stock right now.
Jason
Jason
just looked for the part number he posted
I would say just don't be ham fisted and get frustrated replacing the rear main under the truck. I nicked the outside lip of mine trying to use a seal puiller. I could see damaging the inner seal surface if I had kept pushing that method. I have also seen people recommend drilling a hole in the old seal and using a screw threaded in to remove rear mains. That could go horribly wrong and end up damaging it if you aren't careful. At least those were the things going through my head as I was under the truck replacing the rear main this weekend. Did I mention that I was already frustrated because I was replacing a seal with less than 100 miles on it because I caught the lip when installing it on an engine stand ?
Jason
