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Old 11-18-2020, 01:21 PM #16
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Typical the first time you change it. Metal flakes from the unused gears. Should be cleaner when you change it at 100k.
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Greyish diff fluid in a 4runner is hardly enough evidence to say it may be a flood vehicle.

As other mentioned, if you went through a water crossing or even big enough puddle on road water could have gotten in. I would change again in like 10k miles and check since it's easy enough to do.

I did the ARB diff breather kit just because it was already all pieced together but there's a few cheaper ways to get the breather and bung from Toyota and use fuel line to run up to engine bay or near gas filler.

Amazon.com: ARB Differential Breather Kit (170112): Automotive
No need to buy that kit. Just buy the threaded nipple from amazon and &20 worth of fuel hose from Napa. You can search for breather mod on this site, there are many walk throughs
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There are threads on diff breather mods. Check the stickies or search. A couple of different ways to do it. One guy routed his up to the fuel door and included all the parts he used, as I remember.
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