Toyota Rear Axle Bearing & Seal Replacement - 1st Gen Sequoia (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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This is Part 1 of a 2-part video series showing you how to perform a Rear Axle Bearing & Seal Replacement on a 1st Gen Sequoia.
*VIDEO REFERENCE*
Heavy Metal Slug RUclips Channel Video (Covers the press work using Duane's Axle Toolset)
• TOYOTA LEXUS LX470 LC1...
*PARTS*
Outer Retainer #42423-34010
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Inner Retainer #42423-34020
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ABS Tone Ring #43517-34010
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Axle Seal #90310-56002
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Snap Ring #90520-44038
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Axle Housing O-Ring #96711-31080
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Conical Washer #90208-48002
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Koyo Bearing #42409-34010 (Koyo Bearing Through Toyota)
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Koyo Bearing #2DACF048N-1A (Directly from Koyo for Cost Savings)
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*TOOLS FOR THE JOB*
The Special Axle Tools come from our buddy Duane who makes the tools out of his home in Omaha, Nebraska. Made in the USA!
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If you have any questions or you'd like to buy directly from Duane to save a little money, here's his email address: dtb2253x@yahoo.com
Like I mentioned in the video, there are Chinese Ripoff Copies of Duane's Tools for sale on Ebay and Amazon. They stole Duane's intellectual property which is straight-up theft. Please DO NOT reward these people by buying from them. Please buy from Duane and support the original designer and manufacturer of these very helpful axle tools. Thanks!
OTHER TOOLS USED
If you're looking for other tools not used in this video, check out Timmy's Master Tool List.
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*Parking Brake Spring Tool (Fore disassembly of parking brake) ebay.us/jaMUf1 (Ebay)
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*Harbor Freight 20 Ton Press
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Great video Tim, my year 2000 VX Prado is the same axle configuration. My mechanic has had 3 goes at this job and still leaks. It is because of the non genuine axle seals, everything else genuine parts, Toyota is a 3month wait for seals which is just ludicrous. Toyota dealer is doing the job in May. I wish I had all the tools to do it myself. Really enjoy watching all your vids. Cheers Jim🇦🇺
Thanks James. I'm wondering if the problem isn't with the seal but with the mechanic. He might not have confirmed a good mating of the axle seal with the inner retainer. Aftermarket seals aren't as good, but they usually last for a decent amount of time.
I not sure, he seams like he is putting all his knowledge into the job, he has done quite a bit of work on my 24 year old Prado for me. Yeah maybe he’s just missing something. Going to be great when I don’t have to refill the diff every week. This has been going on now since xmas.
Is that specialty tool available for 2002 LC100?
@@tylersmith8060 Yes, it is. He has a kit for 100 Series Land Cruisers and LX470s. Here's a link: ebay.us/5ndNcb
One of THE ABSOLUTE BEST Toyota RUclips mechanican channels out to date!!! Top toyota channels in no specific order, Timmy & Sean, TCCN, Vikings Garage, T4R Garage, and the one and only Petr at Toyota Maintenance.
We appreciate all of the time and hard work that goes into these detailed videos Tim!! Truly!! Need to setup & stock up the swag shop so we can support yall in more ways like t-shirts/hoodies etc etc etc
God bless~
Chandler~
Thanks for the nice compliment, Chandler. We appreciate it! I'm wondering, though, do any of these other channels match the level of detail we offer in our videos? One thing I've always thought that separates us from every other automotive channel is the level of detail and explanation we offer the viewer. I don't know all the channels listed, but I have seen stuff from the Car Care Nut and Toyota Maintenance, and they don't quite do what we do.
Sean and I will be launching a website soon, and we are discussing having swag for people to purchase. In the past, we just gave t-shirts, patches, and stickers away, but it got expensive.
Thanks for supporting our channel.
@@TimmyTheToolman ohhh no, please don’t misunderstand me. I’m not saying they do & in fact, nobody does, outside of a Toyota that happens to come into a general mechanic channel. Y’all show how to do the entire job and tips on parts of it. They’re definitely not the same type of channel. They’re just all my favorite Toyota channel and are all different in ways, but yeah y’all are the only ones doin regular Toyotas step by step.
Yeah I’m sure that did get very expensive. I’ll keep an eye out on the site and I’m sure y’all will mention it in a video when y’all launch it.
Honestly surprised yall don’t have a lot more subs by now, but they’re comin. They just don’t know it yet!!
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@@TimmyTheToolman they do not match you Timmy + Sean, in any way shape or form,
@@TimmyTheToolman also!! I certainly hope that your upcoming website will be leaps and bounds better than that rag known as tacoma world
@KendrasEdge757 Gotcha. Each channel offers their own uniqueness. Our channel is so practical, and not many come to us for entertainment or general knowledge. When they need to maintain, repair or mod their Toyota, they come to us. Only a very small fraction of the people who use our videos subscribe. I guess there's not much interest in knowing about the next thing we do. Somebody has a need, they find our channel doing a search, use our video, and then they're gone until the next thing they need help with. I get it, but I do wish more of our audience did subscribe.
We will put out a video when we're ready to launch our website so stay tuned for that.
Another fantastic detailed how to video. I'm going to purchase one of Duane's must have kits, just overwhelmed at which one to get for a 2007 FJ Cruiser, so many options. I was thinking maybe the master kit since it can do other Toyota trucks.
You can email Duane and he'll help you with the purchase. We provide Duane's email address in the video description. The master kit would be nice if you plan on working on other Toyota/Lexus models.
Thank you for this video! I have this exact year model Sequoia, and my drivers side rear seal is starting to seep.
You're very welcome. Good luck with the repair. If you have any questions, you know where to find us.
Good job Tim. I’m assuming this is similar to a first gen tundra if I ever have this issue. So far no issues.
A 1st Gen Tundra is similar to the 3rd Gen 4runner axles. .It's pretty much the same process. So, it's different than these Sequoia axles.
Timmy you do the best videos on these rigs, bar none. Great to watch. I have the rear brake setup shown here. Now I know exactly how to tear it down. Thank you.
Thanks for the nice compliment Andrew. You're very welcome.
We also recently made two videos on how to tackle the rear brakes on these rigs, using two different methods, but the method we document in this video series seems to be the best we've come up with. But, if you're interested in checking out the other 2 videos, check out the links below. Part 2 is basically the method we show in this video, but these parking brake videos might offer a bit more detail for you.
ruclips.net/video/5HDgG6Y8bwU/видео.htmlsi=lmXfVeLcK9-LYOlV
ruclips.net/video/E-q9AmA3yn8/видео.htmlsi=l9FgImeUMEYsq4js
Excellent Channel with solid information!!!
Subscriber for a long time.
I HATE Chinese crap!!!!!!
Don't buy Chinese junk guys.................I need a hug.....roflmao!
Thanks Richard. There's so many a-holes selling the ripoff copy of his tool design, but there's no way to stop it. It's super expensive to get an international patent and next to impossible to enforce it. You just have to hope karma exists and these dishonest people get what's coming to them.
I buy plenty of products made in China and I suppose some of those products are ripoffs of other manufacturer's design's, but I have no way to know if that is the case. This situation is personal to me, because I know who was the original designer and manufacturer of the tools and how the ripoff copies have negatively affected his sales.
All I can do is hope people watching my videos are smart enough to follow my suggestion and buy from Duane, because people have had issues with the Chinese ripoff copies. It also heavily depends if people have integrity and want to reward the original tool designer (Duane) and not the dozens of sellers selling the ripoff version. Some people don't care and will just buy the most affordable tool they can find.
Some dude made a video using a ripoff copy of Duane's tool, and when I made a comment about it letting him know the tool he was promoting was a ripoff from the original tool designer, the guy deleted my comment. So, obviously that A-hole doesn't care he's promoting dishonest people.
@@TimmyTheToolman Yep, I am very familiar with patents and international patents. They do not protect you, they simply give you the opportunity to sue them for violation. Try that in China, you will lose. We can thank the criminals in Washington DC for this!!!
China is now making certain oil seals for Toyotas, believe it or believe it not
@@efil4kizum That's very easy to believe.
@@efil4kizum Yep! Everybody seems to be willing to dance with the China Whore!!!
LOVE IT! MORE SEQUOIA VIDEOS PLEASE. YOU ARE THE MAN!!!
Thanks Jason! More coming...
Excellent work
Thanks Andy.
Thanks for the info!
You're very welcome.
Nice one guys. Really impressive and detailed work. Very many thanks for taking the time to make this as detailed as you have. I see P2 is now out and I'll be watching that, too. Thanks for the details on your tools as well. Everything is helpful. Thanks!!
Thanks for the compliment and you're very welcome!
Thank you boss
Any time!! 🤙🏼
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Thanks for the love!
Tim/Sean, you two have cost me a lot of money. Because of you both I bought a 100 series LC and numerous tools including a 100 series kit from Dwayne. His kits are bad ass! I encourage every serious owner to at least look at his kits. Tim I know in a previous video you had mentioned you had some bone density issues. Hope that is not why your toe is broken. Love your videos! Take care you guys!
Consider the money you’ve spent, money earned! We are Stoked you are using our videos and buying USA made products. We highly endorse Duane’s products! We appreciate the comment, and glad you’re wrenching on your trucks!
- Sean
My toe got broken from me accidentally dropping something on my bare foot. A total freak accident. My bone density is slowly improving. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it!
Good deal. I am sure the wife is happy to hear your bones are getting harder. Lol! Take care.
@@richardsauer599 Yeah, she has no complaints.
Awesome video. Love it. Whats the symptoms when these need replacement. I have some noise under the floor board usually around 35mph 75mph?
It could be a u-joint issue. Check for play in the joints. A wheel bearing will make a noise with a frequency matching the speed of the vehicle.
Yeah that's what I had heard. The druve line is very stable when I push and pull on it
What do you prefer personally, Toyota or GMC? I definitely prefer Toyota, but according to you
We didn’t even know GMC existed until it was mentioned in this comment 😂
- Sean
it is weird that the Toyota Prado j95 from 1996 to 2002 in some countries or 1999 to 2009 in my country Colombia has the same system in the back as the sequoia , it has rear disk brake and parking brake shoes, unlike the third gen 4runner uses only rear shoes, and basically the Prado and the 4runner share almost the same chassis and have the same LBJ problem and we are not in a developed country. The prado used to be armored here for politics and people with lots of money. Interesting they never put rear disk brakes in the 4runner but we never got the third gen 4runner for sale at the dealership, only direct import from USA and it is still super expensive nowadays. We also never got the tacoma, tundra and sequoia, only Hilux, Fortuner and Land Cruiser
Thanks for sharing all of that. I'm jealous of the people in Australia and other countries that get the diesel Land Cruisers that we can't get in the U.S.
Land is very excellent, but also 21 and before with a great 5.7
Excellent video, what is the name of that specialtool
@medranolopez3853 We link the tool in the video description. You just have to expand the video description by clicking on "...more" and you'll see it.
@@TimmyTheToolman thanks 👍🏼
Are all the parts listed above the same for a Rear Wheel Drive 2004?
Yes, they would be the same.
Do you guys like 4th gen 4runner at all??
Yeah, we like them. What's not to like? Some people don't like the body style, but I think it's fine. We just haven't had many people ask us for help with their 4th Gen 4runner. So far, it's just been one guy who we helped with some RCI skid plate installs.
I have yet to run into this Duane in TacomaHA...
He could be standing right next to you in a store and you'd never know it. I don't even know what Duane looks like. I've only talked with him over the phone. It would be cool to visit him one day.
@@TimmyTheToolman odds are I run into you before I run into this Duane!
@@efil4kizum Probably
@@TimmyTheToolman unless Duane is associated with the Torc Motorsports shop around here
@@efil4kizum Doubtful
Tim I appreciate your videos real time savers Can you give me Duanes contact info for the tool Thanks
Expand the video description my clicking on "...more" and you'll find his contact info.
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