My old gasket was good enough to re-use. It’s not ideal but also not the end of the world.
Toyota OE Remanufactured CV Axle Part Number
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Yeah probably not a big deal. The flange is more important. Mine didn’t even have a gasket and was dealer serviced its entire life.
Yeah the point is to keep water and debris out so using a little grease helps seal with or without the presence of the gasket.
Got my new OEM axles - now drive flange and gaskets. Are you saying that the flange coming out of the back of the diff (to the drive shaft)needs to be replaced when you are installing new CV axles? Is this a wear item- or am I looking at the wrong drive flange?
I am trying to decipher the expanded parts drawing for my '05 and from what I can make out Toyota calls the Drive Flange a Companion Flange and they offer two different seals.
Can anyone confirm these are the correct part numbers?
4120460041. Companion Flange
9031147027 Output seal
9031147013 Output seal
Thanks
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No, they are referring to the hub flange that has the matching splines which mate up to the splines of the CV axle (pic 1). As for the diff seal it's at the end of the axle tube (pic 2).
Hub Flange: 43421-60030
Hub Flange Gasket: 43422-60070
Diff Oil Seal (Drivers side): 90311-47013
Diff Oil Seal (Pass Side): 90311-47027
Thank you-- I already bought the outer hub flanges and gaskets so I am set. It was naming them Drive flanges that threw me. I thought it would be strange to have to replace the output flange. Never had to do that on my other trucks-- but you just never know.
Now Just need the differentia seals. Thank you for the part numbers
I ordered the Reman through my go to Toyota dealer. It took about 60 days. The boot used on the CVs are not even OEMs. The Shaft appeared to be OEM. Sorry did not take any pictures but they look like Cardone Remans. They put the toyota label on the center of the shaft. I was disappointed to wait that long. I rejected the order. The Remans were made in Mexico.
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Ill be cancelling my order for the OE remans. Making an order for CARDONE's right now.
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RockAuto - https://www.rockauto.com/en/partsearch/?partnum=4343060040
which one should I buy? I though they had an HD version...
which one should I buy? I though they had an HD version...
HD version is the second one from your link.
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I've decided to move direction again. I will be re booting since I have no grinding or clunking in my driveline.
Is there a DIY I could look at?
Reboot kit number for outer boot: 0442760120
Is there a DIY I could look at?
Reboot kit number for outer boot: 0442760120
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Has anyone used a cheater boot?
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No reason not to go this route if your axles are OEM and still in good shape. I don't have a step by step DIY, but I recently did my third reboot and found the entire process much easier with the knuckle removed. Paper towels, you'll need a lot of them.
Want to confirm these are the correct oil seals to order for doing the CV axles, because my brain is telling me they should be the same on both sides, since it's the same axle on either side.
I ordered these two seals and when I picked up my parts last night immediately noticed they're different sizes. I don't recall which was the larger of the two, but I'm assuming that's the one I want on both sides? Where would that smaller seal belong? Want to make sure I've got the right parts for the job before I open anything up.
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The numbers I posted are correct. No, they are not the same for both sides. I forget which but one side is a larger diameter then the other. The front diff is not centered across the width of the truck, it's offset a significant amount to the passenger side. So the drivers side oil seal actually fits into the end of the axle tube which is ~16" long, while the passenger side seal fits into the side of the diff housing.
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Awesome, thanks.
I know things are offset, I just figured the mating surface and seal would be the same both sides if it's the same CV, but I guess not.
Also, IIRC when I was looking at the parts description, it mentioned both L and R side drive shaft for the 9031147013 seal, whereas 9031147027 says left side drive shaft
I know things are offset, I just figured the mating surface and seal would be the same both sides if it's the same CV, but I guess not.
Also, IIRC when I was looking at the parts description, it mentioned both L and R side drive shaft for the 9031147013 seal, whereas 9031147027 says left side drive shaft
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