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Fits the following 2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser Submodels:
Base, Trail Teams Special Edition, TRD Special Edition | 6 Cyl 4.0 L GAS
2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser Differential
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2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser Differential Parts Q&A
Q: How to install the rear differential carrier assembly on 2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser?
A: The installation of the rear differential carrier assembly requires users to wipe away dust and oil from both components before applying liquid gasket to a new gasket's sides while preserving the stud bolts from contact with gasket material. Place the new gasket and differential carrier assembly while using 10 nuts and 10 washers and torquing them to 25 Nm (255 kgf-cm, 18 ft-lbf). Proceed with installing the rear axle shaft LH oil seal before moving onto the right-hand axle shaft oil seal by using the same installation method as for the LH side. The installation process for rear axle shafts must be conducted identically in both LH and RH sides. Check the rear axle shaft bearing then perform the same installation sequence with the rear speed sensors for both lateral and right sides. Both LH and RH sides require installation of parking brake cables with high-temperature grease application. After positioning the brake shoe components and strut along with installing the return tension spring you should verify the parking brake function. The new rear disk piece requires installation after adjusting the parking brake shoe gap correctly. Follow the same installation procedures to install the rear disc brake calipers of both left-hand and right-hand sides. The process of fitting the rear propeller shaft assembly applies to 2WD operations but they should be accompanied by similar actions for 4WD systems. Thread the rear wheel into place before torquing it to 112 Nm then lead the cable to the negative battery terminal while torquing it to 3.9 Nm. The inspection of differential oil should include leakage testing followed by brake fluid addition into the reservoir and brake line bleeding procedures. Observe either the fluid level inside the reservoir or verify the brake fluid leaked on the system. The parking brake lever travel must be inspected before performing necessary adjustments before checking the VSC sensor signal.