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LCA Cam bolts different l/r? 2/4wd?

So we have some frozen cams / bolts in the LCA of the '98. We have a set of cams/bolts from our '99 parts car.

Is there a difference right vs. left? The Camelback site lists them differently but the p/n's are the same for both the bolts and cams. Is is safe to assume there is no difference?

I ask about the 2wd vs 4wd because I can only find a parts diagram for a 2wd listed on Camelback and they are listing the same p/n right/left.

Just want to make sure we have what we need before we tear in to this thing.

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nevermind...I just took a close look at these and they are all identical.

Can't imagine there is a difference between 2 and 4wd but since both our parts car and our build are 4wd it was more of an academic question anyway. Let's hope we can get to old ones cur out and new bolts slid in without tearing up the bushings in the LCA.
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www.toyodiy.com - make an account and search diagrams until your heart is content!

The only odd part that is different 2WD to 4WD on the suspension is the rear upper arms. Otherwise, it is all obvious stuff (stiffer front springs/shocks, front hubs and that's about it).

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The only odd part that is different 2WD to 4WD on the suspension is the rear upper arms. Otherwise, it is all obvious stuff (stiffer front springs/shocks, front hubs and that's about it).

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Thanks Charlie. I am reasonably certain that these LCA's are an instrument of the actual devil. The cam sleeve is stuck in one side and we had to resort to cutting it out. What an unbelievable PITA. Swapping motors was easy compared to this.
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www.toyodiy.com - make an account and search diagrams until your heart is content!

The only odd part that is different 2WD to 4WD on the suspension is the rear upper arms. Otherwise, it is all obvious stuff (stiffer front springs/shocks, front hubs and that's about it).

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ok maybe I'm on some of @StreetCreeper 's herbal diet, but I have yet to figure out how to use this website to find any diagrams. what am I doing wrong
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ok maybe I'm on some of @StreetCreeper 's herbal diet, but I have yet to figure out how to use this website to find any diagrams. what am I doing wrong
Pretty sure thats it – cause I don't know either...
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