Thanks for the thorough video. By far the best video on removing the axle on these Toyotas. My RX350 I discovered has grease all over inside my rim. Got the kit today from the Lexus dealer $70.00 out the door.
Excellent instructions, thank you. The seal in your video leaked on my 2011 XLE AWD and I had to change it. I used NOS 20067 from NAPA and it worked perfectly for the driver side. Thanks again.
most of the time you have to do aligment after replacing suspension parts, but if the vehicule pulls straight ahead and not to any side when driving then there is no need for aligment, also to do aligment other parts of the suspension need to be in good condition. thanks for visiting my channel I really appreciate it.
in this case you only do the affected side, for some other components it is nesessary to replace both sides but not on cv axles. you dont really need an aligment epecially if you dont remove tie rods but if you remove other suspension componentes then it would be good idea to check if you need wheel aligment.
Hey, on Toyotas, if the axle isn't banging or bonking around, and seems to still be okay despite the boot being torn, most of the time the mechanics just re-boot and re-grease them. Sometimes putting an aftermarket CV can open an entire other can of worms the owner wasn't expecting. There's a reason Toyota axles cost a few hundred dollars apiece.
my friend good video but you put the 2 bolts that hold the Knuckle to the strut from back to front and the correct way to put them is from front to back
Great video I’m working on my daughters 09 Lexus is250 AWD her differential went out do you know what are torque specs on that differential There are four bolts on drive shaft, two 19mm bolts on bottom of the differential And three hex bolts on neck of the differential? 2nd question should I apply some grease on differential seals where cv axles goes Thanks
propeller shaft assembly x front flange 58 ft- lbf. propeller shaft assembly x rear diffrential companion flange 58 ft-lbf. center support bearing assembly no.1 x boby36 ft-lbf. you should lubricate the seals with oil. and thanks for visiting my channel. I really appreciate it.
@@mikimiki195 The Propeller shaft connects to the Universal joint flange by 4 bolts, These bolts are tightened to 58 ft lbs. thanks for visiting my channel.
Hi, I have a 2006 Toyota van , I felt the steering wheel is shaking a bit when accelerating above 50 miles , and outer edge of both tires are worn out badly , so could this is a sign of fail cv axels or something else ? Thanks in advance
Thanks for sharing, number of bad components cause this issue, most of the time bad after market cv axles(only cv axles from toyota will fix it, very expensive) also unbalance tires, ujoints in the steering colunm, bad rims, bad steering rack, inner or outer tie rods, wrong size tires.
Thanks again. Managed to do the cv axle on Sunday. Your video was a big help. It wasn’t too difficult but, you definitely make it look much easier lol.
yes you should add it if it leaks and check it it even if it doesn't leak, in this case I had just done the tranny fluid change on this sienna only like a month ago.
Bought me cardone they said for my yr and drivetrain went to put in today they dont mach up mind you i purchased them 3 yrs ago didnt need them but now i do rock auto has same with same part number how if they dont match driver sode is about 4 inches to short i somewhat measured passenger side got an estimate of 50 inches long cardone one is like 40 or a little over.. i cannot put them on itll be a disaster
@JMAutoRepairnum1 idk how says it's right I got them 3 yrs ago now stuck with them unless I call them and try and see if can take back but doubt it and how wrong if rock auto says it's same part number as the ones I have im so upset and confused what to do now I put it back in since it's wrong I have a squealing noise when drive it stops when I brake .... any idea ? Thanks for the reply appreciate you and the video
@@gabewalker7604 no it did not leak at all after replacing it. all was good, yes always look how the old one is so you can installe it the same way but it has at limit up to where it is supposed to stay.
In the video it looks like you put it flush with the edge of the case of the transmission is that what you did or did you push it all the way in because I am right here doing it right now lol
yes this is the link here passenger side for the same sienna ruclips.net/video/yVhDQxXTXdU/видео.html but it is schedule for this saturday coming up, thanks for for the visit.
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Thanks for the thorough video. By far the best video on removing the axle on these Toyotas. My RX350 I discovered has grease all over inside my rim. Got the kit today from the Lexus dealer $70.00 out the door.
THANKS FOR SHARING
Excellent instructions, thank you. The seal in your video leaked on my 2011 XLE AWD and I had to change it. I used NOS 20067 from NAPA and it worked perfectly for the driver side. Thanks again.
im glad you did a great job and thanks for sharing I appreciate it very much
Thank you for taking your time and showing how to properly do it.
My pleasure! and thanks for visiting this channel I appreciate it.
Man this is a very detailed video, thanks for doing this!
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for sharing.
Wow full process AND showing part numbers. Nice job!
thank you I appreciate it.
Thank you sir, you helped me a lot.
I had problems taking out the axle, but I used a cv joint puller and a slice hammer and it came out easily
Glad it helped and thanks for the time on the channel.
Great vid. Thanks for your time. You are a good mechanic!
Thanks 👍, very much appreciate it.
Good educational video. Thanks for taking to the time to share your knowledge.
thank you I appreciate it.
Great video! Appreciate your step by step and replacement part info.
Glad it was helpful! and thanks for sharing
good job on the replacement, very informative. Thanks
You're welcome! and thanks for watching.
thanks for talking me through this...I will be replacing the axles and seals on a 2006, both sides.
Glad I could help and thanks for sharing.
Did you buy this same seal for your 2006 ? I have a 2004 sienna you think it will work or it’s different ? I think it’s different
This was very helpful sir, much appreciated.
Glad it helped and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for showing the entire process. Great job!
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im glad, thank you.
thank you appreciate it very much.
Great instructive video man !
thank you I appreciate it very much.
Great job with the explanations! I really appreciate the vid!
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks
Thank you so much. You are very good at your craft.
You are welcome 😊
Thank you. I will watch this a bunch before I do it
im glad this video was helpful and thanks for watching, let me know how every thing went.
Thank you so very much for this video ❤
you welcome and thanks for visiting this chamme.
Great detailed video!!!! Thank you
thank you
very clear and consise. thank you
Glad you liked it, thank you.
Thank you great video!
thank you
Thanks for sharing, amigo. The passenger side is harder because the axle is longer with more sections.
thanks for sharing, yes a little bit harder, i also have a video on how to remove it n installing it on the passenger side on this same sienna.
Pretty dang good video thanks
thank you very much.
Great video!! Thank you!!
thank you appreciate it.
You are unbelievable !help me to understand ❤
Happy to hear that! thank you I appreciate it very much.
Which way does it go back in?
I watched a video that said you have to do an alignment after replacing the front struts on a 2004 sienna awd. Is that true?
most of the time you have to do aligment after replacing suspension parts, but if the vehicule pulls straight ahead and not to any side when driving then there is no need for aligment, also to do aligment other parts of the suspension need to be in good condition. thanks for visiting my channel I really appreciate it.
do i need wheel alignment after doing this? and is it ok to only change 1 side of axle or both sides are needed to be replaced?
in this case you only do the affected side, for some other components it is nesessary to replace both sides but not on cv axles. you dont really need an aligment epecially if you dont remove tie rods but if you remove other suspension componentes then it would be good idea to check if you need wheel aligment.
Hey, on Toyotas, if the axle isn't banging or bonking around, and seems to still be okay despite the boot being torn, most of the time the mechanics just re-boot and re-grease them. Sometimes putting an aftermarket CV can open an entire other can of worms the owner wasn't expecting. There's a reason Toyota axles cost a few hundred dollars apiece.
Thank you
You're welcome and thanks for visiting my channel.
my friend good video but you put the 2 bolts that hold the Knuckle to the strut from back to front and the correct way to put them is from front to back
fortunately they can go either ways, appreciate you sharing.
Where did you get the seal from, I have a 2006 sienna xle front wheel drive, and I need the CV axle seal, and can't find one anywhere
autozone should have it, I got it from an auto part called tinker, but autozone has it too. thanks for visiting my channel i appreciate it.
Great video
I’m working on my daughters 09 Lexus is250 AWD her differential went out do you know what are torque specs on that differential
There are four bolts on drive shaft, two 19mm bolts on bottom of the differential
And three hex bolts on neck of the differential?
2nd question should I apply some grease on differential seals where cv axles goes
Thanks
propeller shaft assembly x front flange 58 ft- lbf. propeller shaft assembly x rear diffrential companion flange 58 ft-lbf. center support bearing assembly no.1 x boby36 ft-lbf. you should lubricate the seals with oil. and thanks for visiting my channel. I really appreciate it.
@@JM-AUTO so drive shaft 58lb
@@mikimiki195 The Propeller shaft connects to the Universal joint flange by 4 bolts, These bolts are tightened to 58 ft lbs. thanks for visiting my channel.
@@JM-AUTO thanks
Hi, I have a 2006 Toyota van , I felt the steering wheel is shaking a bit when accelerating above 50 miles , and outer edge of both tires are worn out badly , so could this is a sign of fail cv axels or something else ? Thanks in advance
Thanks for sharing, number of bad components cause this issue, most of the time bad after market cv axles(only cv axles from toyota will fix it, very expensive) also unbalance tires, ujoints in the steering colunm, bad rims, bad steering rack, inner or outer tie rods, wrong size tires.
Thank you for sharing the part number on the seal. What did you put on the seal before putting it in? Grease or ATF to lube it???
hi, thanks for watching, ATF on the seal so it goes inside smoothly.
Thanks again. Managed to do the cv axle on Sunday. Your video was a big help. It wasn’t too difficult but, you definitely make it look much easier lol.
@@jeremyh.1252 im glad you did a great job n thanks for taking the time to support my channel.
Do you need to add transmission oil, since the seal was leaking?
yes you should add it if it leaks and check it it even if it doesn't leak, in this case I had just done the tranny fluid change on this sienna only like a month ago.
Is that axle lifetime warranty?I am looking for an affordable but good axle for a 2011 Sienna
hi Evelyn, no this axle has no lifetime warranty, only one year and thanks for visiting my channel I really apreciate it.
And would that seal by part number fit my vehicle?
no it wont fit yours, it is different. sorry.
How much should I charge for a job like this? I have done bit have no idea of prices!!
about $100 or $150
Bought me cardone they said for my yr and drivetrain went to put in today they dont mach up mind you i purchased them 3 yrs ago didnt need them but now i do rock auto has same with same part number how if they dont match driver sode is about 4 inches to short i somewhat measured passenger side got an estimate of 50 inches long cardone one is like 40 or a little over.. i cannot put them on itll be a disaster
may be you got the wrong ones or difective ones, hope you get the right ones thanks for sharing.
@JMAutoRepairnum1 idk how says it's right I got them 3 yrs ago now stuck with them unless I call them and try and see if can take back but doubt it and how wrong if rock auto says it's same part number as the ones I have im so upset and confused what to do now I put it back in since it's wrong I have a squealing noise when drive it stops when I brake .... any idea ? Thanks for the reply appreciate you and the video
Do I have to buy sealed separately?
if you change the axle seal yes.
@@JM-AUTO so I don’t have to change it if it’s good
Did you have a leak on the axle shaft seal?
yes very little that is why I replaced it and thanks for the visit.
I’m meaning did you have a leak after you swapped it with the new seal?
Did the new seal leak? I was always taught that’s you’re suppose to tap the new seal all the way in….
@@gabewalker7604 no it did not leak at all after replacing it. all was good, yes always look how the old one is so you can installe it the same way but it has at limit up to where it is supposed to stay.
In the video it looks like you put it flush with the edge of the case of the transmission is that what you did or did you push it all the way in because I am right here doing it right now lol
The seal doesn’t fit 2017 sienna
Thats easy, try the passenger side!
yes this is the link here passenger side for the same sienna ruclips.net/video/yVhDQxXTXdU/видео.html but it is schedule for this saturday coming up, thanks for for the visit.