Replacing front and rear Differential oil and Transfer case oil on a 2007 4.7 Toyota Tundra
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- In this video i go over how to change your gear oil in your front differential, rear differential, and transfer case on a 2007 Toyota Tundra 4.7. Check your manual to see what oil your manual recommends some of the Tundras are different.
Thank you very much for watching and God bless
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Here are the tools i used hope this helps you out, thank you for watching. Leave a comment where you are from.
75-90 (2 pack) oil--- amzn.to/31E633T
much faster pump--- amzn.to/2TkWXo7
the pump i used very slow but works--- amzn.to/37DzQ0C
Torque wrench--- amzn.to/3jk00aM
metric allen (Hex bit) set--- amzn.to/31xQhaT
socket set--- amzn.to/34nXlsd
24 mm socket--- amzn.to/35ro8TT
1/2 in drive breaker bar--- amzn.to/3oigHY1
crush washer set--- amzn.to/34ntYX6
drain pan--- amzn.to/2TnX2Yl
break parts cleaner--- amzn.to/3ktIYs7
*Full transparency. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Most comprehensive and thorough vid for all 3 fluid changes. Really appreciate vids like this. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Yes!!! Finally a 4.7!!! Thank you for the video Sir!
Your welcome thanks for watching
Your fluid still looks pretty clear
I was changing because I had close to 100000 miles. Thanks for watching
Yeah that’s some
Clear fluid
This is a great video with the all the fluid levels included in the video.
I have a 2012 4.6L V8 Tundra Crewmax W/ 101k miles on it
Thank you for your service.
Welcome thanks for watching and leaving a comment
Thanks so much! Just the information I needed for my Tundra fluid change.
Glad I could help
Another great video. Your transmission flush video was very helpful as well…helped more than all the others. Thank you!
Thanks
Great video. You have eased my hesitation in doing this myself, as it looks fairly easy. Thank you!
Glad I could help
Exactly the video I needed. Thanks
Welcome
Great video man, much appreciated!
Glad I could help thanks for watching
Great vid man. Thanks
No problem 👍
Thanks Jim, I have the same tundra as yours but different color. I just went over 120k, so now I can plan to change my differential fluids next month at the earliest. Greatly appreciated you for making this video, it will really help me out greatly when I'm ready to do it...Happy new year and GB!
Your welcome, thanks for watching and leaving a nice comment.
I put 4 quarts in my rear diff yesterday which is a 5.7 TRD with tow package. The manual says 3.9 quarts so with residual in the bottle etc. my numbers are closer. Thanks for the vid, I will be doing the front and transfer case today.
Glad I could help
Thank you I have a 4.7 tundra also!!
glad I could help, thanks for commenting
Thank you Jim!
Very welcome
Great job! Thank you
I have to do my tundra 4.7L 134k
Hope my video helps you
Looks clean.
Thanks for watching
Okay so I usually do not comment on people's videos because it's just not my thing. However, I wanted to let you know I really enjoyed learning from this video & to say thank you very much for taking the time to make it and doing a great job explaining the WHAT'S & WHY'S! I recently acquired a 2007 Toyota tundra from my husband & am having to repair/replace things by myself & unfortunately he did not do a good job at all with keeping up the basic maintenance such as oil change, engine coolant, tire rotation, etc. No matter how much I reminded him.😤 Anyway, before I even think about putting the truck on the road I know I better go through it with a fine tooth comb the best I can & I'm thankful I am because there was basically no fluids in the truck! When I say no fluid I mean no oil ,no engine coolant ,no brake fluid, ect & the only reason why it's out of everything is just simply due to him being neglectful and lazy about having the truck maintained. It's sad to say but he used to be a manager at a service department so he definitely knows better! I haven't noticed any oil on the ground where something might be leaking around the differential however I did notice that when I put the truck into reverse to back it into my parking spot and then put the truck into park there is a single clunk sound when going from reverse into Park so if it is a differential issue hopefully it hasn't gotten too bad at this point and I just need to replace a couple of things or just simply need to replace the oil but I do know that the clunking sound is definitely not good & I am more than likely going to be looking at a bigger issue I just hope I'm not going to have to replace the whole rear end.
Thank you for your long comment, I really hope everything is good on you Tundra after you get all the fluids checked or replaced. Good luck stay safe out there the world is getting crazy. Did you see my other videos on transmission oil and changing the oil th-cam.com/video/2z253iUaUYY/w-d-xo.html
@@DIYJIM No I haven't but I definitely will check those videos out! Thanks again for your help & if by chance I get super stuck on running an issue down would it be ok with you if I shot my question over to you just for brainstorming purpose
Thanks Jim.
Your welcome
Muy buen video .tkyou exelent video
Your welcome glad I could help
Thanks for your excellent video jim. I just bought a 223 k mile 2007 sequoia limited 4.7 and need to refresh all the fluids inc at least a trans drain and fill.. so your video is super helpful. I hope my sequoia is very similar to your tundra.
Any chance you could do at least a drain and trans fill ?? I know to get the correct fluid level you need to watch the trans temp closely.
Appreciate it scott...
Hey amsoil is great. But would it be better to use mobil 1 GL 5 or similar and do the fluids more often instead of super expensive fluids ??
I would see what the toyota trans fluid cost. You can drain and fill the exact amount back in just have to do it a few times go for a quick spin in between drains. Thanks for watching
Great video. Would this also work for a 06 Sequoia 4x4?
I’m about 99.9% sure let me know how it turns out
Great video and I give you 10 thumbs up if I could but I can only do one 😉👍
Thank you glad I could help
how often are you changing these fluids? they look pretty clean!
I had about 100000 miles I think the first time I changed
I recently got a 2002 4.7 V8 Tundra 4x4. Toyota recommended 75w-140 differential oil for the rear and 75w-90 for the front differential and transfer case. Would it hurt to use 75w-90 in the rear if 75w-140 is recommended. I do not tow, but I carry heavy loads occasionally.
I used exactly what Toyota recommended. Sorry I don’t want to say it would be ok and something happen to your truck. Hope you get it figured out. Thanks for watching
I have a 2013 and need help with the transfer case oil is it 75/90 or straight 75 I'm finding conflicts. Also what about front and rear 75/90 ?
I’m not sure I would ask the dealership. The parts department. Sorry I can not help
75w is full synthetic, 75w90 is standard. Always get full synthetic.
To speed up the filling process, use a 32 oz food grade squeeze bottle
that sounds like a good idea, because it is a lot of pumping
Do yo i Grady the bottom of your vehicle with anything? I assume you live where it snows since you do pellet stove vids. That truck is in remarkable shape for being 13 years old.
I'm actually looking at getting a tundra myself and most Tundras of this vintage look like hell lol.
I try to touch up the bottom every year and I run it through a car wash that sprays the bottom about once a month in the winter. Also it only has around 120000 miles. Thanks for the comment hope you have many good years with your Tundra. I live in PA
I have another video I just made changing the transmission oil should have it on Friday evening
i have a 2008 5.7 liter toyota tundra. and around 50 miles you feel a very loud hum. Do you think it could be lack of maintenance or that my differential is already damaged?
Hard to tell you will have to let someone drive it. How many miles?
@@DIYJIM149 k miles. and the buzz is loud about 50 miles. when I go at a higher speed, I hardly feel it.
Maybe it will fix it if the fluid is changed I think it is supposed to be done around 100000
What if you don’t have a torque wrench??
I have a link for one in the description that is not to expansive. I was just to worried of over tightening, but i guess you could do it without one. Or do you have a friend that you could borrow from
Will this work on a 2016 DC 4WD 4.7L tundra? Same plug locations, size and crush washers also?
I can not say 100% sure I have only ever changed my 2007. I would guess that it has to be real close to the same. I’m sure the crush washers are probably the same. Sorry I can not help more.
@@DIYJIM no issues sir thank you for the information. Love the video.
So I've heard guys actually saying that this maintenance improves mpg when changing to amsoil in front and rear diffs as well as transfer case. Is this just bullshit, or did notice any improvement in mpg?
I’m not sure I have not check since I changed. If I remember my next fill up I will check. My guess is that it is not going to make much of a difference but I will check. I changed mine because I plan on putting 200000 on my truck. Thanks for watching hope you liked the video I made.
Oil in your gears has nothing to do with your fuel lol. Who ever said that is bullshitting you unless you car is burning oil instead of gasoline maybe 😆
@@mrsalazar3205 not true. Theoretically reduced temps and friction increase efficiency. To what amount??? That is unknown in this case
Replying to your 2yr old comment..
Amsoil has a trans fluid that claims it helps mpg / efficiency. Idk about other fluids
Do yourself a favor and spend the money to buy the better pump he linked lol. The other one works for sure. But your shoulders and arms are gonna be hurting the next day hehe.
agree, thank you for watching hope it helped
Hey, you have to use GL,5 gear oil, that gear oil are u using is the regular oil, that will fuck de diffential,
thanks for the tip, thanks for watching