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Nothing on that list surprised me. Looks like pretty normal retail markup to me.Dealers have a very large markup........
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Nothing on that list surprised me. Looks like pretty normal retail markup to me.Dealers have a very large markup........
Anyone have the front and rear differential and transfer case drain plug washer part numbers?
Redline Synthetic MT-LV. MT-LV 70W/75W GL-4 Gear Oil is listed as an OEM replacement for the Toyota 75W. I used this in manual transmission Tacomas for the transfer case and transmission without issue and made them smoother shifting too.I went ahead and ordered some Redline 75w-85.
Toyota is the only supplier I can find that I trust for the 75W transfer gear oil, though.
There's also the Ravenol option that's to Toyota spec and seems to be a common and good choice for Toyota transfer cases and manual transmissions. 75W Gear Oil - RAVENOL MTF-3I went ahead and ordered some Redline 75w-85.
Toyota is the only supplier I can find that I trust for the 75W transfer gear oil, though.
These are pretty universal and easy like changing motor oil, if you look at any Tacoma or 4Runner video on youtube it'll be the same. Basically, just remove the fill plug then remove the drain plug. Once it is done draining put a new crush washer on the drain plug and reinstall. You either need a pump or squeeze bags for the fluid (some oil like Amsoil you can buy in easy fill squeeze bags). You fill them until fluid runs out the fill hole, stop so not to overfill beyond the bottom of the fill hole and put a new crush washer on and reinstall the fill plug. The drain and fill holes are easy to identify looking at the differentials and transfer case. But like I said, should be easy to find a youtube video of a Tacoma or 4Runner if you want to double check.I’d like to do the fluid change on my own. Does anyone have a tutorial video to share. I’m planning to change the front, rear and transfercase fluids. I currently have 17k miles
Thank you for the reply. I’ve been doing my own oil and filter changes on my lc250 and I thought it wouldn’t be difficult do a drain and fill.These are pretty universal and easy like changing motor oil, if you look at any Tacoma or 4Runner video on youtube it'll be the same. Basically, just remove the fill plug then remove the drain plug. Once it is done draining put a new crush washer on the drain plug and reinstall. You either need a pump or squeeze bags for the fluid (some oil like Amsoil you can buy in easy fill squeeze bags). You fill them until fluid runs out the fill hole, stop so not to overfill beyond the bottom of the fill hole and put a new crush washer on and reinstall the fill plug. The drain and fill holes are easy to identify looking at the differentials and transfer case. But like I said, should be easy to find a youtube video of a Tacoma or 4Runner if you want to double check.
It’s not difficult, make sure you can loosen the fill hole bolt before draining. A gear oil pump makes it much easier.Thank you for the reply. I’ve been doing my own oil and filter changes on my lc250 and I thought it wouldn’t be difficult do a drain and fill.
Thank you for your quick response.It’s not difficult, make sure you can loosen the fill hole bolt before draining. A gear oil pump makes it much easier.
Ozark Trail Marine Gear Lube Pump 11891OT7
Do you have torque specs for the rear diff and transfer case?Affirmative - front differential fill and drain plugs are 10mm hex.
Fill plug torque = 40nm
Drain plug torque = 65nm
Oil capacity = 1.22 litres (unsure in quarts)
Fill plug crush washer 12157-10010
Drain plug copper washer 90430-24017
Very much appreciated.Front Diff:
- 10mm Hex for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 40nm
- Drain plug = 65nm
- Fill plug washer = 12157 - 10010
- Drain plug washer = 90430 - 24017
- Oil spec LT 75w85 GLS (08885 - 81060) 1 litre bottles
- Oil Capacity = 1.22 Litres
Rear Diff:
- 24mm socket for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 50nm
- Drain plug = 50nm
- Fill & drain plug washers = 12157 - 10010
- Oil spec LT 75w85 GLS (08885 - 81060) 1 litre bottles
- Oil capacity = 5.62 litres
Transfer Case:
- 24mm socket for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 37nm
- Drain plug = 37nm
- Fill & drain plug washers = 90430 - 18008
- Oil spec LF 75W (08885 - 81081) 1 litre bottles
- Oil capacity = 1.40 litres
Typo sorry, it should have been GL5 not GLSVery much appreciated.
Question: is the oil spec for front and rear LT 75W85 GLS the same if I bought 75W85 GL-5?
Amazingly the shop instructions do not list part numbers and Toyota's parts site is terrible.This may be of assistance......
Where did you get the parts numbers, TIS doesn't seem to list them anywhere in the instructions.Front Diff:
- 10mm Hex for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 40nm
- Drain plug = 65nm
- Fill plug washer = 12157 - 10010
- Drain plug washer = 90430 - 24017
- Oil spec LT 75w85 GLS (08885 - 81060) 1 litre bottles
- Oil Capacity = 1.22 Litres
Rear Diff:
- 24mm socket for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 50nm
- Drain plug = 50nm
- Fill & drain plug washers = 12157 - 10010
- Oil spec LT 75w85 GLS (08885 - 81060) 1 litre bottles
- Oil capacity = 5.62 litres
Transfer Case:
- 24mm socket for both drain and fill plugs
- Fill plug = 37nm
- Drain plug = 37nm
- Fill & drain plug washers = 90430 - 18008
- Oil spec LF 75W (08885 - 81081) 1 litre bottles
- Oil capacity = 1.40 litres