2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia Transfer Case | Front Rear Differential Fluid Change

Learn how to change the transfer case fluid and the front and rear differential fluid in a 2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia. Your transfer case and differential fluid should be changed every 30,000 miles. If your vehicle tends to see more sever duty, you may want to change it more often.
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[@RonnieCarter38501]

Thanks for a great video -- just did this at 280K miles on my '04 Sequoia (4WD). Rear diff took about 4 1/2 qts, interestingly enough. And... I love you guys' accent!

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

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[@sieve5]

Great video, nice and easy job!

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[@vbspeed7571]

Saved me with this video thank u🤙

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[@bluethundar]

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[@ccdoster]

Quick question, I have the 2007 version of this vehicle. It appears the differential and transfer case use the same drain plugs (with the magnetic capture design)? Also the fill plugs are the same?

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

They might be. You can get a new one from the dealer, it shouldn't be too much money.

[@dariorelatic662]

Hey do you have the part numbers for the plug and washer for the front diff and rear by chance?

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

I currently do not have the parts numbers for these, BUT if you go to the dealer they should be able to order new ones for you. They typically don't charge too much for stuff like that. Hope this helps you out.

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[@megamilyon6111]

So what does it take in the rear diff ? 75w-90 ?

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

It should be stated in your owner's manual.

[@sebastianromero420]

For 2000-2002 4.7L tundras and sequoias, t

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[@javiercuevassanchez6446]

this is for 4wd ??

[@sieve5]

Front, transfer case, rear differential. Yes this is for 4wd

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Yes

[@jeffforce5732]

Why the different oil in rear? 75/90 in front 75/140 in rear

[@CosmicMomentumX]

For towing, due to extra load. Owners manual specs either 140 or 90 for the rear depending on your setup. I'm going with 140.

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[@ThepDenNgoaiBien]

75w 140???? I thnink 75w 90 for all???? Correct me if I am wrong?

[@gn3ricc]

Use manual says 75w90 for front diff and transfer case.
Rear DIFF : 75w 140 only

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[@mikescott9213]

My manual says 75-140 for a standard diff. SAE 80 or SAE 80w-90 for limited slip diff. Depending on the temperature