Cv axle seal and bearing?

I have a lot of play up and down where this leak is on the cv axle. No grinding.
Driver side.
I need seal
90311-47207 please correct if wrong.
I certainly may need to replace that bearing with all the play or does that seal create that much play when it goes?
Anyone know the code for the bearing?
Is it
90363-43001?

sorry the image posted sideways for some reason.

 

I believe that is the needle bearing that most people upgrade to the ECGS bushing.
@TnShooter has done his, he can probably tell you more about it.

 

I wouldn’t bother replacing the bearing.
Replace it with a bushing - https://eastcoastgearsupply.com/i-8536125-toyota-8-clamshell-bushing-eliminates-needle-bearing.html

I bought the seal from them at the same time. I’ll see if I can find the package it came in with part #

 

Search “ECGS Bushing” and you’ll find more than enough (too much?) info…write ups, videos, rants and raves. Source more than one opinion and TW is a very useful tool!

 

Play is normal, so are leaks. You can simply just change the seal.

If lifted, do the ECGS bushing. But search "CV axle play tacoma" and you'll see its normal.

 

I’m pretty sure that’s the correct part #
Here is a bag I had with a spare axle nut and retainer. I did wheel bearing at the same time. And bought a new axle nut.

And somewhere on this site I post a picture of the play. You’ll know you have too much play when you a vibration at around 40+ mph. But flies away in 4WD.

FWIW, I’m am not lifted. Mine just decided to go out I guess. One of those things that happens.

 

I just noticed you posted # 90311-47207 that is NOT what my package says.

 

Did you end up replacing the axel seal?

 

Yeah. Mid type for sure. Meant 47027. It is not lifted. The drivers has a good bit more play than passengers.

 

Yes

 

Not a fun job. Lol. I had to do it in a hour. Got off work and had an appointment for alignment in an hour and a half. got it done though. Stunk like diff fluid for a couple days though

 

Just want to have bearing on hand if needed. Still need part number.

 

I think this is the right one.
I’d call your local Toyota dealer and confirm it.