I have a bad u-joint. Seems cheaper to buy the entire assembly that replace the 2 u-joints labor wise.
I've found what I need but wanted to see if anyone knows of a better source for a driveshaft assembly for price. Best I've found OEM is $325. TIA
I have a bad u-joint. Seems cheaper to buy the entire assembly that replace the 2 u-joints labor wise.
I've found what I need but wanted to see if anyone knows of a better source for a driveshaft assembly for price. Best I've found OEM is $325. TIA
Oops. 2004 2WD V8. Yes that one you posted is correct. That's alot cheaper than what I've been finding. Thank you.
You really need to double check by sending your VIN # to whomever you decide to buy from before ordering....BECAUSE the above part number I posted is for a 2004 V8 "4WD".....NOT a 2WD, there's difference in a 4WD and a 2WD drive shaft, I don't think you can use a 4WD shaft in a 2WD, the 4WD shaft may not even bolt up to your rear end, or if it does it could cause damage.
That being said here's a link to a 2WD shaft which is much higher in cost than the 4WD shaft...but I can't find a better price anywhere else.
2003-2009 Toyota 4Runner Drive Shaft 37110-3D540 | Toyota Parts
So this is what's confusing me. This is my drive shaft. It only has flanges that connects to the rear differential. The yoke or propeller that connects to the transmission spline is attached to the driveshaft by the u-joints.
The driveshafts I am seeing has flanges on each end. It seems that the yoke or propeller is separately sold and bolted on to the flange.
Is this the correct driveshaft? There are two different drawings. One with the two flanges then the second showing the yoke as connected to the u-joints.
37140-60480 - Toyota Parts Deal
This is where I am getting confused. Apologize upfront for the ignorance.