Auto trans drain plug and crush washer part numbers?
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19963.4lsr5
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I took the drain plugs to my local motorcycle shop and got aluminum washers for all the drain plugs.
DeathCougar
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[MENTION=104391]mooch91[/MENTION]
Drain plug 90341-10006
Gasket 35178-30010
Btw you can find all this info on toyodiy.com
Drain plug 90341-10006
Gasket 35178-30010
Btw you can find all this info on toyodiy.com
stever1000
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Is 90341-10011 a substitute for the drain plug? I ordered that by mistake but I think partsouq said it was equal
mtbtim
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Here's a video that [MENTION=102606]infamousRNR[/MENTION] and I did which covers most of the fluid changes on our rigs and has the associated part numbers for all the washers.
It covers:
1) Engine Oil
2) Transmission Fluid
3) Transfer Case Gear Oil
4) Both Front and Rear Differential Gear Oils
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/a81i1Cayf_I" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
It covers:
1) Engine Oil
2) Transmission Fluid
3) Transfer Case Gear Oil
4) Both Front and Rear Differential Gear Oils
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/a81i1Cayf_I" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
stever1000
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Dug a bit deeper and its apparently its the replacement plug. However, the crush washer doesn't fit tightly on the plug. I haven't removed the old one yet to check
stever1000
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Here is what I mean by the new drain plug and new crush washer being different sizes:
(this doesn't look right)
stever1000
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Bump for a new week...
19963.4lsr5
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I'm pretty sure the last two times I ordered drain plugs they both came with flat aluminum washers. Both oil and trans......about two years ago.
That may be a packaging mistake from Toyota.
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That may be a packaging mistake from Toyota.
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ATX-Runner
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I might be wrong but I don't think there is or needs to be a gasket on the trans plug. I have never used one on mine and never had a drop leak out. the plug has a conical seat on it. same for my 99 and 00
stever1000
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I thought I read using a crush/washer was required otherwise the plug would strip the pan?
DeathCougar
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Yes, this is 100% accurate. If you dont use a washer, you will damage the bolt and it will strip/leak.
Use the part numbers I gave you. The picture you posted shows a washer thats totally wrong. Wayyyy too large internal diameter.
stever1000
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That's strange - the washer number you posted (35178-30010) is the one I ordered - they must have grabbed a different one at the warehouse.
Apparently the plug I ordered is the new equivalent to the drain plug you listed.
DeathCougar
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Hmm....well according to everything I am finding, that IS the correct washer. Maybe double check with Toyota on that one, but Toyota is exactly where I got the part number from.
99sr5sport
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ever figure this one out?
I got the 35178-30010 crush washer from a toyota dealer and had the same issue. Thing was way too big so I just reused the old one for now
I got the 35178-30010 crush washer from a toyota dealer and had the same issue. Thing was way too big so I just reused the old one for now
Sukhoi
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Also running into this problem... Anyone?
