Hello, need to have some gaskets here and can’t wait for toyota ones. I want to tighten/check all my bearings before going to SAS. Does anyone have a fel pro part number for the gaskets? Would need front and rear for FJZ80. Thanks
Need felpro/amazon part number for axle flange seals
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Take the Toyota # and put it in Google search, it will most likely come back with available sources, including Amazon ( I try not to use them if at all possible)
For future reference I use Cruiser outfitters
They have super fast shipping usually Same or next day.
FWTW those gaskets are in expensive and I buy them half a dozen at a time and keep them in the drawer. Just for times like this.
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Yeah I’ve tried that, got some amazon suggestions but the reviews said they fit Dana 60’s
It’s Saturday don’t know how you will get Fel-Pro any faster call Cruiser outfitters
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prime baby
If you can’t find a paper gasket in time, you can always RTV them. I don’t think I have any paper gaskets on either of my axles
thatcabledude
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Go to a autozone if you aren’t going to call Cruiser Outfitters
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First thing i’ve tried, rock auto doesn’t even list those gaskets
Where are you located?
We have 1000+ in stock but can't ship til Monday. When are you leaving?
We have 1000+ in stock but can't ship til Monday. When are you leaving?
Not if they don’t have them
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Don’t over think it !!
Jack up each wheel garb 12&6 o’clock and check if they’re loose.
If there not loose your good to go!!
Jack up each wheel garb 12&6 o’clock and check if they’re loose.
If there not loose your good to go!!
I will ever bring my spares to SAS just in case.
My guess is Kurt can have some to you by Tuesday afternoon.
But if you’re opening that can of worms you better get all the gaskets and seals associated with the axles.
When was the last time you were in there.
If condition is unknow a full front axle rebuild kit would be the way to go.
The rear axle is pretty bulletproof.
My guess is Kurt can have some to you by Tuesday afternoon.
But if you’re opening that can of worms you better get all the gaskets and seals associated with the axles.
When was the last time you were in there.
If condition is unknow a full front axle rebuild kit would be the way to go.
The rear axle is pretty bulletproof.
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Yeah it’s a 2500 mile trip so I wanted to check everything, and be ready in case I have the pull the flanges off. I think I will just RTV or make my own gasket if I have to.
Did full rebuild of front axle 2-3 years ago and rear axle about a year ago.
In that case if there not loose don’t mess with them.
JMHO
JMHO
Why can't you just reuse the gaskets that are on there. If you're careful, they won't tear, and if they do, it's not critical.
I use "The Right Stuff" in black to glue my flanges back on when I have a trail or "emergency" repair.
I keep a can of this in my truck.
The Right Stuff Black
I keep a can of this in my truck.
The Right Stuff Black
My local dealer, McGeorge, keeps them in stock, I am sure yours will too. Very common gasket.
