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 Got my Aisins, quick ??
#426238
03/29/04 10:57 PM
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Joined: May 2003
Posts: 102
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Wheeler
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Just wanted to see if anyone has found a good source for the o-ring and 2 gaskets outside of the Toyota dealer. I dug up this info here: so the official part numbers are (thanks scott!)
Locking Hub O-ring (this is the o-ring for the part that you turn to lock the hubs)
43532-60010
Locking Hub Star Gasket (this is the gasket that separates the halves)
43531-60010
auto hub gasket (this the gasket that mounts the aisin hub to the rotor area)
43422-60010
but I've got a natural hate of Stealers.. er, I mean Dealers because I've been broke my whole life and they always want an arm and a leg for everything. So I'm just checking to see if anyone has a good source. LOL, guy I bought em from said 'they're clean, no need to rebuild'... arrive covered in black grease, o-rings in a couple pieces, no gaskets.... ohwell, they're all clean now. Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Brian M
'97 T100 SR5 4x4, with Buckets
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: Brian_M]
#426239
03/29/04 11:10 PM
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Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 2,256
Body Damage is Cool
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I just rebuilt mine. It cost $15 for all the gaskets and o-rings you listed, not bad for dealer parts. Rebuild them right and you can get some bling like I have: ![[Linked Image]](http://images.cardomain.com/member_images/12/web/288000-288999/288006_244_full.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://images.cardomain.com/member_images/12/web/288000-288999/288006_245_full.jpg)
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: Brian_M]
#426240
03/29/04 11:27 PM
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Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 2,125
Body Damage is Cool
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Is the hub/rotor gasket the large paper star-shaped one? They suggested at the parts counter here just using rtv for that one - keeps water out better.
~Adam  96 T100: D44, lockers and stuff
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: adam]
#426241
03/30/04 12:30 AM
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 3,466
Roll Me Over
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Is the hub/rotor gasket the large paper star-shaped one? They suggested at the parts counter here just using rtv for that one - keeps water out better. no, the star shaped one separated the two half of the aisin.
Scott Landon
1995 T100 - total buildup underway
1988 4Runner (22RE, W56) - new DD
2005 Dodge CTD 4x4 - Tow Beast
1990 Spec Miata
2010 GT3
2013 E92 M3
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: surlynkid]
#426242
03/30/04 01:00 AM
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Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 2,125
Body Damage is Cool
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no, the star shaped one separated the two half of the aisin. oh. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/sleeping.gif" alt="" /> duh. 's right; the plain circle is the innermost. Well, why not use rtv for both.
~Adam 96 T100: D44, lockers and stuff
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: adam]
#426243
03/30/04 04:21 AM
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 664
Rock Warrior
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<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
rtv?
Enlighten me as I am going to be rebuilding a set soon.
1998 Toyota T100 SR5 ExtraCab 4WD
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: Honger]
#426244
03/30/04 04:30 AM
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Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 10,859
Former Admin
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I use Permatex Hylomar on mine instead of the paper gaskets. This is a non-curing compound, and can be disassembled and reassembled w/o cleaning it off. It does a superior job of sealing out water and debris, and seals just as well after disassembly.
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: little_joe]
#426245
03/30/04 05:14 PM
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Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 2,125
Body Damage is Cool
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What little joe said or the 'hardening' style blue or black silicone. I like using a clean seal and might think <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/barf.gif" alt="" /> would accumulate on the outside edge of a non-curing compound enough to justify being wiped down and fortified on a rebuild, but if he says it seals I'd be inclined to believe it.
~Adam 96 T100: D44, lockers and stuff
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Re: Got my Aisins, quick ??
[Re: adam]
#426246
03/31/04 03:09 AM
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Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 4,160
Toyota Moderator
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I wouldn't use silicone or anything that could act slippery between the locking hub and wheel hub. You want the bolts to clamp down and create FRICTION to drive the wheel...
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