Reman Toyota CV Axles - Discontinued?

[Ignignot]

I see in the past Toyota would offer remanufactured CV axles, do they still do this? And if so does anyone have part numbers?

 

[HomersCanyonero]

I see in the past Toyota would offer remanufactured CV axles, do they still do this? And if so does anyone have part numbers?

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They went to a new model cv axles that still fit our GX470s, but you need to buy a new nut.

The original cv axles no longer available new nor remanufacrured

See this https://toyotaparts.ourismantoyotao...le-nut-separately-part-90177-a0023-4343060083

 

[Ignignot]

Lemme guess the new model isnt built as tough as the originals?

 

[HomersCanyonero]

Lemme guess the new model isnt built as tough as the originals?

I haven’t heard that…maybe the same but redesigned with a new nut

 

[Rednexus]

You can just re-boot your old ones. It's a super easy job and cheaper than getting OEM reman ones. That's all the OEMs do anyway (clean the axle, add no grease, and new boots).

 

[sandcruiser]

You can just re-boot your old ones. It's a super easy job and cheaper than getting OEM reman ones. That's all the OEMs do anyway (clean the axle, add no grease, and new boots).

Does Toyota not replace the bearings in a re-build? that strikes me as ... odd.

 

[Rednexus]

Does Toyota not replace the bearings in a re-build? that strikes me as ... odd.

Not sure on Toyota specifically, but my OE bearings are still doing fine despite having 199K on the CV axles.

 

[jstimp927]

I got new axles from Longo Lexus for 250ea. Seemed like a good deal to me when I refreshed my front end. New axles have a different type of nut as mentioned. No hole for cotter pin