Can anyone confirm this is what I need to do to reseal the back of the gear box? Also is there anything else I should be worried about by sliding the gear box case off?
So I should be able to take off the front bearing retainer with seal and the snap rings and slide the case forward clean and reseal? Then just reverse the order and bolt the transfer case adapter on?
Just want to see if I’m thinking about this the right way
Hello, I’m fairly new here so please forgive me if this is not in the right place. I am currently replacing my clutch and while I was doing that I decided to do the 5th gear swap dyna r452. when I was trying to get the transfer case adapter back on the transmission cast plate it came unseated...
Good morning. I recently installed an Icon stage 2 lift on my 4Runner with ome 2890 in the rear w/ icon 56514 , new bushings, diff regear, tires and wheels 285/70r17. I have the 4xinnovations rear bumper with swing out about 320lbs at the moment with the spare and 4xi front bumper with full...
Thanks for the clarification. I have new oem seals, oem bearings and new oem retainers. I’m gonna do it all and just get over with so I don’t have to worry and lose sleep over not doing this right. I’m glad I asked and appreciate your insight thanks
Thank again for all the input I’m just gonna bite the bullet and do the work now. Bearing and all since I already have all the oem parts. it I don’t want to replace the seal just to have a possible leak small or large I want to feel confident about finishing it correctly. Thanks for helping me...
Are you saying it will probably leak because it's been apart or just if I were add a new seal to mix without doing the entire bearing replacement? With the new lock rings etc
Hey all newb here,
I am currently working on my 2000 4Runner 5 spd with 150k. I am currently installing an icon lift redoing the suspension front and rear. I also pulled the front and rear differentials for a regear and an Eaton e locker for the rear. I originally had planned and have everything...