2006 Toyota Sienna rear differential torque arm bushing

[@nitinlad1994]

Thanks for the video. You're first one with the Sienna rear differential torque arm bushing replacement. I have 2006 Sienna and just noticed today that the bushing is cracked. So, I need to do the same as you've shown. This video is useful even though the camera was little bit off for a part. Thanks

[@DavesLazybaits]

Thanks bro! I’m fixing up my sienna and I notice your video and my van only has 157k and the rear boot is tore up. Thanks 🙏

[@eduardoguerrero2449]

We have 2006 Toyota Sienna and I’ve noticed it sways and is bumpy. There is no klunky noise. Do you think worn out bushings cause this? Thanks

[@Steve4x4]

That is too vague of a question to answer without visually inspecting the vehicle. I can tell you this the bushing in this video - IE an AWD sienna will NOT cause a sway motion. You need to have the steering and suspension inspected on your vehicle. Especially if you have an any unintended motion.

[@DrAlbozUSA]

if you dont replace it, what is the worst that could happen?

[@Steve4x4]

Possible klunk everytime the rear diff is used.

[@dmf415]

how long do you think that replacement bushing will last? i was trying to find a poly urethane one, but it's sold out.

[@Steve4x4]

There is nobody on the planet that Question with any honesty no more than you can answer how long are your shoes going to last. Everybody drives different so reliability will be different on everybody's car. In general you should expect The same lifespan as the original

[@dmf415]

@@Steve4x4 thanks for your reply. On amazon some reviewers are saying they only lasted a year or two and not comparable to OEM. Which is why I was asking. Will see how long mine lasts. Else I'll have to try to get polyurethane ones.

[@reidmj]

What are the symptoms? I have a lot of road noise (I assumed it was the tires), I am hoping this reduces the noise.

[@Steve4x4]

Really knocking .. But honestly my customer never heard it.. but maybe 3rd row seating might hear it. Best thing is to just inspect it.

[@jonathanbetz4808]

What is the part number for the bushing itself? Where'd you find it?

[@Steve4x4]

It was found on Amazon.. but it wasn't easy. Look up the part number of the whole arm assembly from a Toyota parts retailer. Then enter that part number in the Amazon search.

[@Steve4x4]

5238045030 - Arm Bushing (for Differential Mount) For Toyota - Febest www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMA0S98/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_8JANZ2EN03WBHYCZ88YV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[@andym1594]

do the other bushings/mounts need to be replaced?

[@Steve4x4]

No they were fine