Driveline Clunk? Replace Differential Bushings 100 Series Land Cruiser
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2023
- This is part 1 of 10 of a full series on how to restore the stock handling and ride quality of your high-mileage 100 series Land Cruiser.
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Description: 
Replace the differential bushings and mounts on 100 series Land Cruiser.
Time: About 2 hours
Difficulty: Beginner
Cost: $275, Ball Joint Press: $50
Parts:
41651-60010 Front Diff Mount Bushing
41653-60010 Front Diff Mount Puck (x2)
52380-60030 Rearward Support Assembly
52380-60040 Frontward Support Assembly
Tools:
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Disclaimer
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. Do not do as I do alone, I may miss steps in my videos or make mistakes. Please do your research. Always reference the Factory Service Manual and consult professional help if you are unsure.
It came up in my TH-cam recommendations, then I lost it. I searched again and again for an hour to find this one again. I'm glad I did. It explains perfectly why my UZJ100 has a bit of a thump to it. I was going to do all the bushings of the suspension and the one from the thumbnail (cause I could see that one was gone) but would have missed those other bushings because I was not knowing that there are Diff bushings as well. Thank you so much! If there are other bushings you think I should check/replace as well please let me know. All the bushings on my LC100 are pretty much gone but just finding them all and figuring out part numbers is the trouble.
Glad it helped! I replaced almost every bushing under my car. Vídeos are all in this playlist: Restore Handling and Ride Quality 100 Series Land Cruiser - Everything You Need to Know
th-cam.com/play/PLDmcZQkWExY8DLzDY5bQhNrbXx3WXp3_S.html
Great video. Love 100 series maintenance videos.
Great vid. Very informative with part #s and torque specs.
Nice video! I had a very different experience with the front bushing. It took forever to come out. The bushing that was in there had the alignment with the gap front to back, so that's how I put the new one in.
Did you have a 2.5 lb hammer and a chisel? I found that combo to work really well.
Very informative!!! Hope this helps remove the coin like jingling sound of my 105 😢
Could you tell me where you bought the parts, specifically the support brackets? I'm finding them much more expensive!
Partsouq.com I believe
Did the renewal of the parts fix the clunky sound when changing gears
Partially. The rest of it went away after replacing the drive flanges and CV axles. th-cam.com/video/LiR-3S5HLBU/w-d-xo.html
I just did this job yesterday, damm I did not watch you video before my job. I did try to alingment the bushing, but after pressing, the angle turned about 30 degree... ps, why not put some grease or anti sieze before pressing the bushing, you did not use it with the contral arm bushing also.
Mine pressed in pretty easily actually. Just didn’t need the grease but I think you could use it.
What direction should it be aligned to? Stiff rubber connections fwd/aft or driver/passenger side?
The stiff rubber connections go forward back, the gaps aligned to left and right.
What steering wheel is that?
I’m not sure, it came stock. 2004 100 Series 2uz-fe, American sold
@@JungleCatt interesting. Yeah I have a FTE 05 diesel.