Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Chappy78 on Fri, 06 Jun 2014 8:29 +0000

Ok thanks for the feed back what's iirc stand for
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby packeteer on Fri, 06 Jun 2014 8:38 +0000

if I remember correctly

ps. learn to google :P
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby AdamHC on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 3:17 +0000

Just wondering what sized washers to get? And what they're made of. Asked autobarn for them but they couldn't find what ones were correct on their system.
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby packeteer on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 3:32 +0000

yeah, Repco didnt know either

so I bought 18mm felt washers. havent used them yet, the metal washer that was on there seems to be working
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby boxhead55 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 4:13 +0000

They are like a dollar from toyota just get the right one
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby evl253 on Sun, 29 Jun 2014 8:51 +0000

yep.had a Prado in this week some tightass mechanic shop-not us hadn't replaced the washer & swung on the spanner to try stop the leak. end result cracked transfer around the filler & owner is now looking at a $1000+ repair bill to replace the cracked housing
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby packeteer on Sun, 29 Jun 2014 11:38 +0000

bought the correct washers from Toyota. $7 for front and rear diffs

front diff drain is a flat copper washer, all the others are non flat silvery metal

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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Torsion on Tue, 29 Jul 2014 9:45 +0000

Silver ones are called Crush Washes, they flatten out under initial load and make a very good seal.
Highly recommended to replaced every time you remove the filler and drain bolts.
& yeh $7.00 is ridiculous!

Question for our Newhilux Toyota mechanic's - why did Toyo go with Copper washer for the front Diff drain?
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby packeteer on Wed, 30 Jul 2014 10:12 +0000

I'm assuming the ridged or raised side goes inwards?
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby nicebike on Wed, 30 Jul 2014 10:54 +0000

boxhead55 wrote:They are like a dollar from toyota just get the right one


+ lots.

And genuine filters too. Too easy !

This stuff is pretty cheap, particularly when you look at what is spent to get the vehicle, then the accessory bill(s)
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby packeteer on Wed, 30 Jul 2014 10:58 +0000

yeah, the price doesn't bother me (much)

I really should have bought a lot more spares back when I had the Toyota discount card
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Wing on Wed, 30 Jul 2014 7:17 +0000

Torsion wrote:Silver ones are called Crush Washes, they flatten out under initial load and make a very good seal.
Highly recommended to replaced every time you remove the filler and drain bolts.
& yeh $7.00 is ridiculous!

Question for our Newhilux Toyota mechanic's - why did Toyo go with Copper washer for the front Diff drain?

front one extremely hard to undo on my 2007 came with a crush washer. i ended up paying toyota to change the oil. perhaps copper makes it easier.
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Torsion on Wed, 30 Jul 2014 9:19 +0000

Actually I had the opposite experience.
Front drain copper washer on mine was 12 months old, I had heaps of troubles getting it off.
I went to 2 different mechanics who had a go and neither couldn't get it.
I ended up getting it myself with a massive extension bar and a 10mm allen key hex socket.

I actually thought the coppers may bind in a bit, OR listening to your experience maybe just overtightened…
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby fourby4diesel on Thu, 06 Oct 2016 6:41 +0000

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New DENSO Injectors are the go! New genuine parts.
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Check your injectors about every 10,000k.
WARNING check oil pickup screen is clear
no chips no tune ups - why increase risk of piston cracking?
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Torsion on Fri, 07 Oct 2016 8:08 +0000

Thats ordinary!
Id go so far to claim, 99% of mechanic's don't use torque wrenches.
Its only when you start to work on your own mechanical requirements you become fully aware how shonky most mechanics are,
OR maybe they are taught that way to get jobs done and out the door faster, so the business makes more money?? You decide.
I decided some time back no mechanic touches my lux.
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Re: Transmission (transfer) & Diff oils

Postby Gipsy on Fri, 07 Oct 2016 8:14 +0000

After a lifetime working on aircraft I never needed to remove a plug, bolt or screw using a cold chisel! :cry:

And yes I service all my own vehicles. :? From. New!
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