3rd Gen 4Runner | Transfer Case Seal Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- This video will show you how to replace the front output shaft seal on a 3rd Gen 4Runner (1996-2002) transfer case. After 250K miles or more, these may begin to leak and its a fairly simple fix as long as you have a few basic tools and know-how. The process should be pretty much the same on the rear output shaft seal, but I'd encourage you to hop over to Timmy the Toolman's channel to get the specifics.
Parts:
Transfer Case Output Shaft Seal: 90312-23001
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Main Transfer Case Output shaft seal: 90311-41012
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Output shaft Nut: 90179-22016
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I have the same leak. I started watching Tims and then came to your video. It will be a great help in fixing mine. Thanks! Then time to figure out where my front differential is leaking from haha
Glad I could help you out! Good luck!
One of the best how to videos ive seen.. well articulated and precise!! Thank you for the vid.. have suscribed
I'm glad you found it helpful and I always appreciate a new subscriber! Thanks 🤙
Great job! Is this tranfer case also used in 4gen 4runners? I have leak hard to find where from. Maybe it is seal
I'm not sure if it's the same tcase on the 4th gen, but the process should be the same. Good luck gettin er fixed! 🤙
hey man great video, but i didnt see how you got the old seal out. at 8:40 it skips to the marred threads on the shaft but skips over the removal of the old seal. what did you use to remove it? thanks for the vid again 👌
Hey sorry about that, you should be able to get in there with a flathead screwdriver and pop it out, but the better option is to get a seal removal tool (look em up online) they are cheap, effective, and less likely to scratch or gouge the sealing surface when you're removing the seal. You want to take your time here because if you damage the sealing surface, you will end up with another leak. Good luck!
Your content is very good.
Does fluid come out when you disconnect the shaft? Do you have to refill the fluid after?
Some fluid will likely come out and you should make sure it's topped off at the correct level when you are done. You can try parking so the vehicle is at an angle and that should minimize and leaking
@TheOutboundLane thank you so much. Your video was very helpful
Glad I could help! Let me know if you have any more questions
Strong work !
Way to go paying homage to Tim and Sean….. excellence 👍🏼
Absolutely, those guys are fantastic and have helped me countless times working on my 4Runner!
Yeah man, I am holding out hope for a 4th gen, but they are some true OG’s
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why do people not want to show step by step. irritating
What part do you still have questions on. Happy to try to help