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    How to install new CV Axles

    Pictures and proof or it didn't happen.
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    How to install new CV Axles

    I couldn't agree more! T-Man is right on. Most people don't realize how few and simple parts are in these. I may be scared of aftermarket splines, threads, quality of metal or heat-treating, and dimensions. As for Reman...as long as they are OEM stubs and rebuilt SKF, TIMKIN, or other rep...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    Usually the Boots go tear from dry rot, lifts, or hazards...after that the balls go bad but that takes awhile. The only way I have seen them fail catastrophically is from off-roading.
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    Replacing trans hard cooler lines

    Looks like it is the 32907-60070 option...now I need to fine the 4 associated hoses!
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    Replacing trans hard cooler lines

    Love to know if anyone figured out which part it is...I have a 2008 V6 SR5 that has the old Pennsylvania Rot on these lines. 32907A TUBE, OIL COOLER GRN21# UZN21# $55.26 3290760070 32907A TUBE, OIL COOLER UZN21# $32.32 3290760060
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    My radiator is too young to die! (V6 radiator leak pics)

    Looks like I am joining the radiator leak club My 2008 has about 120K on it...just changed a CV axle and differential seal. While doing this I noticed the bottom drivers side of the radiator where the plastic and metal meet is leaking. Debating between KOYO and Denso...kind of leaning towards...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    I have to disagree and rather strongly. Find someone that sells quality reman OEM axles. If they are inspected and reconditioned properly this is the way to go. NAPA has fine reman axles and my local Toyota Dealships had the same reman axles as NAPA (some company) for 2x the price. If you...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    Great point...the first time I did this and didn't change the differential seal I bet it took me 3 hours for the one side. Then I realized the seal was leaking...the second go around I would say with replacing the seal it took me about 45 minutes.
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    How to install new CV Axles

    Are you talking about the "outboard" inner and outer seals for the steering knuckle (keeps the shit out of the hub bearing) or the "inboard" seal and dust shield for the differential? I didn't replace the outboard seals as they seemed fine. I did replace the inboard seal and dust shield is...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    I measured 1.850" to 1.852" and the finish looks pristine. I am thinking that the diameter of the reman axle is not the issue. I did change the seal. It was a bit of a bugger to get the old seal out but a few minute with a seal remover and pry bar and it let go. The old seal wasn't torn...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    Thank you! I will disassemble tomorrow and take some measurements and post updates.
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    How to install new CV Axles

    OH you are the man...I am waiting patiently.
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    How to install new CV Axles

    I agree with what you are saying...I will also mic the shaft that contacts the seal and check the finish on it (again). Other than it being old / brittle and taking a hit during the install, the only other possibility is the shaft diameter. I purchased an OEM seal and I will check fit when I...
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    How to install new CV Axles

    This is overdone but...I gots to ask! So I had a torn inner right CV axle boot on my wife's 2008 4runner SR5 that I decided to change. After reading the forums I picked up a NAPA re-manufactured CV axle and a passenger side differential oil seal...I figured if it looked suspect I would replace...

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