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Can anyone tell me what bolt and nut go here? It's been a long time

Toyota OEM CV Axle. Part number 4343060082. Still in original shipping box. $300 firm

Did You Break 4WD?

Not sure about that part number but I am running this one, PT347-89031 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00546A92E/ It has added bungee at the bottom vs the 5th gen part number. I also have this one for the GX.

I'd be really interested to see the back of these. I went with the IS projectors due to the limited space back there.

This thread has everything you need to know, and much more, about your fog questions The LED SAE J583 Fog Pod & Fog Light Review | Tacoma World

Things to look at: diffs, transfer case, CVs, driveshaft and joints, valve cover, headers. Also get a laptop and install techstream if you don't have one already. If it all looks clean, I'd take it for $18.5-19K

If you replaced the diff, I would look at the driveshaft, joints, and rear axle.

Also running Akebono Front/Rear. Will replace with Akebono again.

This update is super appreciated. I've been searching for 2 weeks. Really happy I came across this thread. I have all the symptoms of the needle bearing, however it doesn't go away in 4HI. Replaced wheel bearings and tires with no change. The only time the noise goes away is in a right hand...

Wondering if anyone knows a shop in the East Bay that can do the ECGS needle bearing replacement. I have to work on my truck outdoors and I do not foresee getting this done during winter.

Thanks! I've been nerding out on these. I think I'll pick up a set and run street legal fogs again. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/sipi34x6la0" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture"...

TBH, this is the best review I've read for an overlandy product

I'm running 285/75R17 Cooper AT3 XLT in E They're around the same weight as the duratracs they replaced so no noticeable differences other than I'm much happier with this tire size and design. I've got some crazy caster in the front so no need for BMC still, but I probably should. FWIW, I...

Yep, sold mine. Helped the old guy install it too. You only need to find the mounting hole with the factory weld nut and drill some sheet metal with a step bit. Took 15-20 minutes with a total install and swap time under an hour.