Quebec Is Hard for Part! WHERE DO I SEARSH

[J Dumarais]

Hi Guy Im looking for change my Oil seal on my front Diff (Where the CV Axle is plug) But since im back in Qc I pass true hard time finding this part.... in a resonnable time... Can anybody help me on this
Im looking efficient wed site or else to bring those seal to my kind of fast..
Tanks, your the best!

[J Dumarais]

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Is that the part i need?
Anybody already use this web site?

[Petros]

yes, Rock auto is excellent. you will have to get it mail order. Though it is a standard seal in the diff, if you can get a part number you may bealbe to have a local supplier match it to something they have on the shelf.

If you are talking the rear diff input shaft, make sure you have an experiance diff shop set it up, it may affect the lash between the ring and pinion gears. If that is disturbed you could destroy the ring and pinion gear in short order. Carefully read the instructions in the service manual for changing this seal, particularly the assembly sequence and checking the lash.

[jimcrazy]

hello from nova scotia, I got my seals from napa they were stocked in Toronto, a couple of pics to see if it is the seal you need

[Petros]

the front seal is still available, NAPA is a good source. A much easier install than the rear diff input shaft seal (I did not read the first post close enough).

Bech Arnly also stocks this front diff seal. if possible get the one with the rib on it, some of the brands use a generic seal with the rib, which acts as a dust shield. by keeping the dust away from the sealing surface it will make it last longer. the one without the rib on it will also work, it will not last as long, though that may not be such a big deal. I have the original seals in my front diff and it has 370,000 miles on it!

here is a thread with a picture of the correct seal, viewtopic.php?f=16&t=6484&p=81757&hilit ... eal#p81757

here is a thread with the part numbers for the trans seals, often if you just google the part number you can find suppliers that have them in stock. viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11801&p=90014&hili ... eal#p90014

[dlb]

j dumarais, do not order anything from rockauto if you can avoid it. it's fantastic for US shoppers but after shipping and US/canada $ conversion, it costs just as much to get stuff through them as it does locally, and returning things to rockauto if there is a problem is a PITA. i have only used RA as a last resort and i've been shocked at how expensive it ended up being.

as mentioned above, the CV axle seals are still available. any parts store should be able to order them if you have the correct part #.

[jimcrazy]

just found my slip for the 12754 seals from napa, the 2 seals tax in was $38.13 last march

[Mark]

I've got them from a local Lordco auto parts store maybe 2 years ago. I don't know if they have Lordco in Quebec. I told them the car/model/year and they looked up the diagrams in their computer system and found the right part.

[marlinh]

Lordco is just in BC only, I believe.

[J Dumarais]

I guest now The Napa reserve of 80' toyota part is done.... I have to wait an ethernity...
One of my ingenior friend propose my to build it?
Any Thechnical Plan is possible to find? I know thats is not a simple seal but is good!

[jimcrazy]

do you need 1 or 2 seals? there is one local here trying to find another for you

[J Dumarais]

Waw thant for that!!but I manage to find two now gonna instal thème today do i have to open the front diff to make it happen ?

[J Dumarais]

I think i made a mistake...Do the 86 front Differencial's desin the same way than the 87?

[jimcrazy]

should be all the same, pop the axles out and put the seals in,i just take the nut off the axle and take the 2 bolts out of the lower ball joint and the whole thing will swing out of the way far enough to get the axle out

[jimcrazy]

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my bad leave the axle nut on