Toyota Sienna 4WD Rear Differential Arm & Bushing

2003-2010 Toyota Sienna 4WD rear differential arm 52380-45030

[@russelmussle7866]

I love to learn about Toyota sienna vans because its my house on wheels for vanlife! I like to learn about lots of vans and camping!

[@yunus_aros]

Peter, you could also try 0000 0000+83 and +84, sometimes there are refurbished Toyota original parts.

[@IKnewMickey]

After 17 yrs and 205,000 miles, it's no surprise this beauty needs some help.

[@davidelizabeth4933]

That old and that many miles, she doesn't look too bad considering. Usually vehicles used in the Humboldt mountains get absolutely thrashed.

[@cjpamp1267]

Haven't seen you do any actual repairs lately I kinda of miss you doing them

[@schadlarry]

Check out Toyota in Las Cruces, Vescovo Toyota. That part number is coming up @ $240 with free shipping.

[@markreynolds3850]

Thanks for sharing this video, interesting system.

[@battleshipnewjerseysailor4738]

Seems like CORPORATE GREED is alive and well at Toyota, I'm sure that it only costs $20 to make that part

[@rightlanehog3151]

Petr, You could do a whole series on the restoration of this Sienna if only you had the time.

[@durango8882]

That van needs some extra special care and it will run indefinitely 👏🏻

[@moldpirate8113]

This was very useful thank-you!!!

[@bradleyniven7942]

Thanks for the helpful video! Subscribed

[@NYC-2015]

I have a 2012 Toyota Sienna limited AWD when driving put on Gear D or N during running it make a sound from rear the car Run and drive is great no dashboard light on I don’t know what is going on

[@LAactor]

What is that noise at 3:39 🤔 Scotty Kilmer coming around revving his engine and screeching his tires to check out that cherry red Celica no doubt.

[@delacruztaylor]

I'm about to replace this part on my 2005 AWD sienna, you happen to remember what the nut size is on the 2 bolts holding it up, MM? Do you need to support the diff when taking that off. Thanks

[@waynesalekin6773]

Great video! Thanks!

[@حامدشهاوى]

Welcome 👍👍👍

[@bradleycross5987]

Unless money is supertight, no need to spend $280 for something on ebay. Might as well spend $380 for OEM part with real warranty. Can they wait for any Black Friday deal?

[@andyg5004]

Toyota and Honda customers should petition the 2 manufacturers to start selling bushings. They have lame reasons for not selling the bushings. They are very easy to press out and put back in

[@johnlacroix1639]

WOW very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.

[@markkrispin6944]

With all the money Peter will receive from this service can go on a long vacation

[@andyg5004]

All these manufacturers are rips off they don’t sell rubber bushing they want toys to buy the whole arm. Ridiculous. I just thr reaer suspension on my 2011 rav4 rear bushings. I pushed them out out with a 20 ton press and put in poly urethane bushing from Nolathane/whiteline. Loving the new set up

[@jamram9924]

You can press them out when the arms are stamped steel, but with aluminum suspension parts that is always a risk or damaging the aluminum.

[@peterfernandezjr5914]

Problem is that people actually believe that all a Toyota needs is gas and occasional oil changes and they will last forever.

[@Evokvn]

First

[@roadglide1142]

I’d go aftermarket! It’s not a Rolls Royce !

[@benlent3254]

With a old car like that just go to the junkyard and pull a part for 20 bucks.

[@greatpariscars]

One of the worst ones I have ever seen. Misfires? Ignition coils. Oh dear. Front wheel bearings? Oh dear. They need a Toyota Land Cruiser up in the mountains ...

[@markkrispin6944]

The owner of this Toyota vehicle must be a female who neglected all major services