Transfer case output shaft seals

This is probably a dumb question but I have a 2002 with a automatic trans and I guess a manual 4x4 transfer case (not the push button 4 wheel drive). I have looked all over and was wondering is both front and rear output shaft seals the same? The one that is leaking on mine is the front output shaft. I was also wondering how you figure out what transfer case you have? I ordered part #

$18 90311-41012 Toyota Oil Seal - 90311-41012

90311-41012.

 

Was the truck 4wd swapped?

A 2002 wont have a manual tcase from the factory.

Toyotapartsdeal.com has a pretty decent database that you can search.

I believe this is the seal you want. But you'll want to verify for yourself. It's calling it out as the front output seal for a 2002.

https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/toyota~seal~oil~for~transfer~case~90311-41010.html

The one that I linked is calling out that it was replaced by the part number you ordered.

 

Thanks @El Taco Diablo! I typed my Vin in on toyota's website and it says it was a 4x4 from factory but doesn't give me any details on the transfer case

 

But you don't have a button on the 4wd shifter?

 

No it doesn't have a button. It does have the ADD or whatever it's called that engages the front differential but the transfer case itself is manual. When I was doing searches on here before I posted I did find a thread and it sounded like quite a few people has the manual transfer case instead of the electronic push button.

 

Right on. That's wierd though. I thought all post 2000 had a button.

Regardless... looks to me like you ordered the correct seal.

 

Makes things confusing haha . But thanks for the info I appreciate it!

 

J shift was available through the later years of 1st gen, manual hubs were last used in 2000 though iirc.

Not sure on the seals question

 

Maybe that was what I was thinking about with 2000.

At any rate