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Old 04-13-2008, 02:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Output shaft bearing replacement

My drivers side differential output shaft seal is leaking. I'm pretty sure the shaft bearing is shot (wiggles a little). My repair book doesn't cover replacing this bearing. Is that a job I can do while the tranny is in the car?

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Hello??? Anybody ever done this job??
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The shaft is not going into the bearing, it goes into the splined hole in the differential pinion. The axial play of 2 mm is normal.
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The shaft is not going into the bearing, it goes into the splined hole in the differential pinion. The axial play of 2 mm is normal.
Yup, and the seal is replacable from the outside by removing the axle.

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and how about that bearing, how easy is it to change it? That's exactly what is wrong with mine.
I wouldn't mind replacing the transmission, if they were easier to find.
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i think you have to drop the tranny for that... take off the diff plate and pull out the diff... use car-parts.com .. i'm sure there's one in your area
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and how about that bearing, how easy is it to change it? That's exactly what is wrong with mine.
I wouldn't mind replacing the transmission, if they were easier to find.
Just replace the seal. The bearing is probably fine...

Every axle I've put on a Camry has had a little play it in.

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