Front Axle - Driveline

2003 Toyota Sienna Differential, Transfer Case Seal, Axle Shaft

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2003 Toyota Sienna Front Axle - Driveline Diagram

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Part Description

1
43410-08020
Axle Assembly
Shaft Assembly, Front Drive
Part Notes: Sienna; Right
1
43420-08010
Axle Assembly
Shaft Assembly, Front Drive
- Part Notes: Sienna; Left

2
04438-CA090
Boots
Boot Kit Front Cv Inner Boot
Part Notes: Sienna; Inner
2
04438-CA100
Boots
Boot Kit Front Cv Inner/Outer Boot
- Part Notes: Sienna; Outer

4
43040-07010
Inner CV Joint
Joint Assembly, Front Drive
Part Notes: Sienna; Left
MSRP: $591.22 Your Price: $403.42
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4
43030-08020
Inner CV Joint
Joint Assembly, Front Drive
- Part Notes: Sienna; Right

OEM 2003 Toyota Sienna Parts for Front Axle - Driveline

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Axle Shaft Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Toyota Sienna

Q: How to service and repair the axle shaft on 2003 Toyota Sienna?
A: Removal of the front wheel then the drive shaft lock nut is required to service and repair the axle shaft. Pour out the ATF, take out the ABS speed sensor and disconnect the tie rod end and lower ball joint. Take off drive shaft and install it properly with alignment to the hub of the axle.

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