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- Replacing the transfer case fluid on a 2010 Toyota Tundra. This process and quantities will also work on 07-14 Tundras.
Royal Purple Max-Gear 75w-90.
Capacity: 1.2 quarts
Tools needed:
12mm socket (skid plate)
24mm socket or 15/16 socket (Drain & Fill Plugs)
Ratchet
Breaker Bar (if too tight for ratchet)
Fluid Pump
Torque Wrench (torque to 27 ft/lb)
Other Fluid Change Videos:.
Front Differential: • 2010 Tundra Front Diff...
Rear Differential: • 2010 Tundra Rear Diffe...
Filmed using iPhone 5 w/ camera assistant being my 6 yr old daughter.
Your video was a great help. Helped me save over $200 if done at a jiffyLube. $99 for front diffy, $99 for Rear diffy and $180 for transfer case. Total for all supplies for all 3 was $175Cnd.
Thank You and keep up the great work.
PS: Noticed a huge difference in my entire drive train feel after drain. no soft clunking of gears.
i used 1/4 of qt of royal purple 75w140 and rest with 75w90. awesome mix.
that seems foolish for transfer case
I changed the transfer case and front differential on my 2008 Tundra limited 5.7L Double Cab today. There was a second black shield I had to remove that was held on with two bolts to be able to remove the fill plug bolt. I could not get the 24mm socket fully seated on the bolt head. I was using a 1/2" breaker bar and socket which is what interfered with the shield plate. Don't think a 3/8" 24mm socket would be any thinner and thus would still be an interference fit. Really appreciate the you tube video IKARUS404 posted, very helpful.
You're doing car maintenance God's work here man. Thank you!
The oil looks really good!
Great video. Thanks for the good info. I think you need more practice breaking loose some of those drain plugs though. Also, try putting down some cardboard or newspapers on the floor, for over spill. You have a nice garage. Cheers.
FYI 75w90 is three times thicker than the recommended Toyota 75w LF
Manual states 75W-90
My manual reads 75w and Toyota only makes it, $40 Qt.. it’s a lighter oil with extra friction properties. Should last 50,000 miles or more.
Great Video BTW! Keep doing them
Only the 2014 plus years use 75 wt.
Have you posted a 2010 Tundra transmission oil and filter change video??
Thanks
Can you do a video on how to do the transmission fluid change on the Tundra?
When the time comes, yes. Truck currently has 45,xxx and has towed some and Toyota says to change at 60K, but if fluid look good I'll wait til 100-120k.
Depends on the model Tundra. The old Tundra has a transmission dipstick that can can be used to fill transmission newer models have a plug you need to remove to fill.
great video. why using 75W-90, doesn't the manual says 80W-90?
Thanks
Was using 75w-90 as that's what Royal Purple had and was the closest to the recommended weight.
don't you think 75W may causes damage if the manual says 80W? I have no idea that is why I am asking.
Thanks
No, not at all. The difference of 5w will have no effect on reliability.
My 2010 4wd Tundra manual says 75w-90.
I'd use OEM oil not that Royal Purple crap.
Good videos. Does one need an additive if using 75w90 royal purple in 2008 sequoia 5.7l?
No additives are needed.
Rather than loctite I think I will put never seize on my skid plate bolts. lol
again ikarus404 thanks for the video. where did you get your fluid pump?
Any auto parts store will have this. Its a basic fluid transfer pump and cost me around $7-8.
"owe" lol
What a waist of time.