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Need help identifying front transfer case! 08 4x4 2.7L 5-speed

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by SilverStreakTaco2, Sep 30, 2020.

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    Hi, I need help! I pulled out my old leaky axle seal and I can’t find a part that fits, even at the Toyota dealership. I googled the part number “NOK 5321f” and bought one in France, but it’s going to take weeks to get here and I need one from the US now. It’s an 08 Taco, 2.7L, 4x4, 5-speed manual transmission. Where can I get a seal from here? What vehicle details do I need tell them to get the right part?? Anyone run into this issue before?
    Thanks.

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    All in all, I think the Toyota guy i asked for the seal from originally was inexperienced. Anyways, thats my story. All fixed. Just make sure you don't tap yours in too much like I just did. :)
     
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    I hope you’re working on the passenger side because 47013 is for the passenger side. The driver side is 47012.
     
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    Yes, and thanks for that. I’ll need that other number down the road...
     
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    Just a note to anyone installing this gasket...it's easy to bang it in too far, it must be installed 5mm deep, just along the ridge inside the transaxle. If its put in too far you need to buy another seal and install that one correctly. I tried running it with a seal installed too deep and tomorrow will be doing it right. :annoyed:I guess its still better than paying a shop to do it... Best.
     
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    If ECGS isn't done I would maybe do that also? Just as a precaution.
     
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