Do sequoia spindles fit?

[Twisted Sid]

I had a friend part out a 2wd 2002 Sequoia with less than 90k miles and I ended up with the front suspension pieces for free. Pretty sure my front wheel bearing are starting to grumble and get loud so I was wondering if anyone knew if the Sequoia spindles I have are the same or compatible as the 4runner? It would be much easier for me to just swap both spindles than deal with pressing bearings on and off

 

[Bad Luck]

I had a friend part out a 2wd 2002 Sequoia with less than 90k miles and I ended up with the front suspension pieces for free. Pretty sure my front wheel bearing are starting to grumble and get loud so I was wondering if anyone knew if the Sequoia spindles I have are the same or compatible as the 4runner? It would be much easier for me to just swap both spindles than deal with pressing bearings on and off

I'm 99 percent sure they do not interchange. Sequoia spindles would be closer to Tundra spindles than 4Runners.

EDIT: I'm wrong. Learn something new every day!

 

[Dezert4Runner]

I'm 99 percent sure they do not interchange. Sequoia spindles would be closer to Tundra spindles than 4Runners.

I was going to say the opposite. I think they’re all the same, as well as the front diffs. I believe the a arms, tie rods and ball joints are what’s different.

 

[Dezert4Runner]

Spindle gussets from various manufacturers all show that they fit Tacoma, 4Runner and Tundra of similar years. Solo Motorsports has fabricated spindles that say they fit all 3 also, which would imply that there are no differences.

Toyota Full Fabricated Spindles - Solo Motorsports

 

[Twisted Sid]

Spindle gussets from various manufacturers all show that they fit Tacoma, 4Runner and Tundra of similar years. Solo Motorsports has fabricated spindles that say they fit all 3 also, which would imply that there are no differences.

Toyota Full Fabricated Spindles - Solo Motorsports

I thought the same thing and these exact reasons are why I asked. I didn't want to tear it all down to find out it's off by 10mm in some critical area and screws up alignment

 

[HiluxSurf SSR-G]

for 1999-2002 Tundra,the part numbers are the same as those of the 4Runner, after that the part numbers are different:

LH - 43202-35070/71 (ABS)
RH - 43201-35080/81 (ABS)

dunno why they changed part numbers. perhaps the newer ones are Made in the USA?

 

[Bad Luck]

I was going to say the opposite. I think they’re all the same, as well as the front diffs. I believe the a arms, tie rods and ball joints are what’s different.

Well that's good to know. I wonder if the bearings are the same and you can use the entire spindle minus the lower ball joint?

 

[HiluxSurf SSR-G]

only the 2001-2002 Tundra front axle hub bearings are the same as those of the 1996-2002 4Runner

 

[Twisted Sid]

Well damn, i appreciate eveeryones replys but i was wrong and the sequoia was an '05 . Anyone know what is different about them?

 

[Devbot]

Damn, read this thread in it's beginning and was also hoping this was the case. Why Toyota didn't just offer bolt on hubs is beyond me, life would be so much easier that way :sad:

 

[Dezert4Runner]

First gen Sequoia is up to 2007, so those should be the same spindle too.