Front cv/diff seals part number help !

maxspeed96ct

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Need some help guys , doing some front end work on my truck . A axle swap on both sides. I'm trying to locate some front cv seals. None of local autozones or advanced have them . And I called my local deal and he told me 175$ for the 4 seals. I couldn't believe it, plus the guy was very rude when I tried asking him any questions.

So I'm trying to locate the part numbers and order them my self.
I'm trying to find the part number or exact name for the 2 seals between the cv and the front diff. And the 2 seals on the other side of the axle that cover the wheel bearing.

Any help or info would be greatly appreciated .
 
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Are you replacing both CV Axles? If you are all parts come with them...minus the grease. I just did this and it cost me about $110 for both axles.

Bob
 
I guess I got ripped off because I just purchased 2 reman axles from advance auto and neither came with new seals.

But you must agree my dealer parts guy was trying to rob me or he made a mistake trying to charge me 175 for just seals .
 
So I think I found the 2 seals were the axles go into the diff. But i cant find the other 2 that face the wheel bearing.

From looking at the pics its either the dust seal, dust cover, or front wheel seal . But im not sure.

anyone ?
 
Outer and Inner axle seals: 90316-69001 & 90312-95001 (List $33.12 ea. & $13.98 ea.) (Quantity 2 Each Number)


Inner and Outer Hub Gaskets: 43531-60010 & 43422-60060 (List $1.91 ea. & $1.54 ea.) (Quantity 2 Each Number)
 
Outer and Inner axle seals: 90316-69001 & 90312-95001 (List $33.12 ea. & $13.98 ea.) (Quantity 2 Each Number)


Inner and Outer Hub Gaskets: yi43531-60010 & 43422-60060 (List $1.91 ea. & $1.54 ea.) (Quantity 2 Each Number)

Thanks a million bro , glad to hear its 2 gaskets per number .
 
I'm on mobile view so I can't post the diagram till I get home later. But I'm replacing my axles and there's a seal at each end of the axle. On in the diff and one at the other end of the axle which keeps dirt Out of the wheel bearing...

The kid at my local dealership should be flipping burgers because he couldn't look it up and figure out what I was talking about. And then he told me 175 $ but I think he made some kind of mistake or just made up a b.s number .
 
I had trouble finding the dust seals for mine too. I went to about 4 places and all of them kept handing me this thing that wasn't even close to what mine looked like. Finally I just said screw it and reused mine. The bearings are sealed anyways, so it doesn't really matter if you reuse your dust covers.
 
Im glad i'm not the only one that has had trouble finding them, I couldnt believe it.
My old ones are not in good shape, id realy like to replace them.

What makes shopping for these confusing is some call it a driveshaft, some call it a axle .

Also some have diffrent part numbers for the L&R some sites have the same number. Makes me wonder.

And some call it a dust seal some call it a axle seal..

I placed a online order so ill keep my fingers crossesd.

heres a pic of where the 2 seals go.

axlewithmarks.jpg~original
 
Just to update the thread in case anyone else is ever looking for the part number, the two seals for inner side of the axle are.

Toyota 9031147013 1 $ 11.88

Toyota 9031147012 1 $ 7.15

I ended up reusing my outer seals
 

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