ARB Install: New Bearings? P/N?

[Devbot]

Hey yall. I'm going to be installing my rear locker soon and I was curious if anyone had the part number for the carrier bearings, or if they're even still available from Toyota to begin with? I notice some people replace them with new bearings but the majority just reuse them, however being at over 300k miles I think it would be a good time to throw in some new ones. I've tried looking at parts diagrams to pull a number from but can't seem to get anything that works

 

[TraumaHawk]

What is your VIN?

 

[Devbot]

what is your vin?

jt3hn86r7y0318836

 

[Bad Luck]

Hey yall. I'm going to be installing my rear locker soon and I was curious if anyone had the part number for the carrier bearings, or if they're even still available from Toyota to begin with? I notice some people replace them with new bearings but the majority just reuse them, however being at over 300k miles I think it would be a good time to throw in some new ones. I've tried looking at parts diagrams to pull a number from but can't seem to get anything that works

You'll need two of 90366-50007. I use this website to look at parts diagrams now: TOYOTA 4RUNNERVZN185L-GKPGKA - POWERTRAIN-CHASSIS - REAR AXLE HOUSING DIFFERENTIAL | Japan Parts EU

 

[TraumaHawk]

The part numbers are valid. If you have a factory diff lock than 2 separate part numbers are needed, 90366-75001 Driver Side & 90366-50007 Passenger Side, no diff lock than 2x 90366-50007.

 

[Devbot]

Thank you guys that was both very helpful

 

[Sean K.]

Hey yall. I'm going to be installing my rear locker soon and I was curious if anyone had the part number for the carrier bearings, or if they're even still available from Toyota to begin with? I notice some people replace them with new bearings but the majority just reuse them, however being at over 300k miles I think it would be a good time to throw in some new ones. I've tried looking at parts diagrams to pull a number from but can't seem to get anything that works

Most people do NOT reuse them. They install a new locker with a master install kit and replace all the bearings/seals. You're going to have to reset the pattern regardless.....do it right and do it once.

 

[Devbot]

Any reason not to use ECGS? They're cheaper and the only ones not charging out the ass for shipping