Toyota 4x4 Front Axle Rebuild 2/2 (Birfield Assembly)
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2020
- In this video we put the Birfield front solid 4x4 axle back together! if you have any questions or comments leave us a comment down below and we will get back to you!
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Very clear explanation, thanks.
Also the Lager is a critical part of the lubrication system.
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I have a 40 with what appears to be the exact same knuckles and brakes as you have here. I have literally commented on maybe 2 dozeon videos in 15 years on UA-cam. This is an amazing video so I felt compelled to wrote something because I was rivited from start to finish. I literally tried doing this on my own a few years ago and it didnt come out that well because im leaking muck again. This give me way more confidence to give it another try! Thank you!!!
Thanks man I really appreciate the compliment and have faith in yourself the axles aren’t particularly difficult they just have a lot of pieces but once assembled they usually stay good for a very very long time just take it slow get a big bucket of grease and a lot of rags
Dude, your videos on this were so freaking useful. Thank you! It took me probably about 14 hours over 2 days, but I took my time, and mostly didn't mess anything up, well until I was trying to figure out why your spindle looked different from mine after I got it bolted back on. As I was thinking about it, I tripped over the brake covering that I forgot to put on. I have one more of these to do, an 88 FJ-62, and while I'll wait a bit before tackling that one, I'm happy to have this one in my rear view. Thanks again.
I've had my Marlin Crawler rebuild kit sitting in my garage for almost eight months now. I have a guy in town who would do it, but he's slammed. My wife's not to keen on me paying someone for labor, and that's how I arrived at this video. You make it look easy. Hopefully I can get this done in time to do some wheeling this summer in my 85 4Runner. Your video is hands down the best I've seen on this topic. Thank you for taking the time.
Thanks you! Good luck!!!!
@@itsDeza Hey, I do have a question: This can be done with the axle on the vehicle, yes? Okay, two. Do I have to take the diff out, or can that stay in?
@@itsDeza I'm an idiot, for some reason it didn't occur to me that if this is part 2/2, there must be a part 1/2. My bad.
I have to say this is the greatest freaking video I've seen to date! I'm literally planning on doing this job for my FJ40 this weekend bc my axles are leaking all over my driveway (Car has sat for 6 years). Thank you for this.. I've subscribed. After I do the axles I gotta do the leaky transfer case next if you plan on doing another video ;)
Excellent video. This man is a genius. Blessed he must of had a good teacher. TG. Nice job Henry.
Thank you for the straight forward video without any hogwash like others seem to have to put in their videos. Very informative and on point.
Your welcome! Henrys in charge of the tech videos for a reason, he’s good at what he does!
These are OUTSTANDING videos thank you so much for this great content!!
I've been procrastinating and stressing out over this whole front end project on my 85 and I found your video and this is the best detailed video I have seen yet I love it! now I feel a lot better finishing this project
Thanks! Nothing to it but to do it! If you have any questions or run into any probs feel free to ask!
Great video. Very complete. I am just about to start rebuilding the knuckles on my '77 FJ40. Your descriptions will help immensely.
awesome videos rebuilt my 1980 Toyota first gen pickup axle off of this video with my marlin chromoly 30 spline conversion shaft and birfs. only additional information i needed was torque specifications and clarification on what grease to use. just waiting on new felt plates because i left my nephew bent mine because my dumbass thought the marlin kit came with them too lol.... 50$ mistake oh well. fyi for anyone using a different kit the felt backing plate is unique to the low range kit he used in the video i learned the hard way
Absolutely brilliant video mate
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Great vid thanks for the great explanation. I have the parts for my FJ60 rebuild. Just working up the courage to dig into it. Your video helped!
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Great video, one suggestion I’d like to mention is packing the felt with grease. It’s makes it a bastard to bolt together, but helps repel water from the knuckle, rather than the felt being a sponge sucking water in. 🤙🏻
Thank you for doing this! My FJ80 has been leaking diff oil from the axle seal for a while now and now I know what to order and do. Here's hoping my cv is good! Hell I might just replace it too preemptively just in case. There's been no grease for years most likely!
Thanks dude I appreciate it and yeah the axles do wash out and kill the CV but you’d be surprised how resilient they are if it’s not clicking when you turn it’s probably reusable
Good video thanks much more realistic for diy at home repair opposed to full shop rebuild videos
dude you have just saved me big time thank you
Glad to hear it!
@@itsDeza i did it! front & rear lmao
these 5.29's and 35's have made a new truck
Great video with some great tips. Your mechanical skill & experience is really evident. Love the up close perspective too. Spent the money on the Trail Gear hub stud-nut-cone washer kit and was pretty disappointed because one stud was junk. That new rubber seal on the back side of the knuckle typically has a lip that has an orientation btw. That looks like just a flat piece of rubber. OEM axle seals ( Toyota 90310-35010) are what I’ve had the most success with. Great optional parts tips too. I’d also suggest using a grease with moly content per Toyo’s specs. Valvoline Palladium is a great low cost grease that meets the spec. Just my .02 which you may find overpriced.
nice very good video
Thank you!
Nice very god job bary
I don't see a reference as to what combination of shims should go on above and below the knuckle when assembling the unit??
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Dios te bendiga me suscribo gracias por tu clara explicacion
To begin, love your clip on knuckle rebuild/rotor install. It’s the most direct info clip I’ve seen. I have a 1974 fj40. Bought it new, had over 400k miles on it and it sat for 20yrs. Im replacing the 6 with a sbc. I want to put disc brakes up front and out back. I noticed in your clip the knuckle has the caliper brkts part of the knuckle housing. Trail-gear has the bearing etc. kit. Im assuming they offer a caliper brkt .?? Does the rotor and caliper you mention in the clip fit on my application, provided I can find a caliper brkt. Regarding the inner n outer rotor/spindle bearings, they’re not in the bearing kit we see in the beginning of the clip, so That’s a purchase made when getting the rotors, correct. Thanks for your info clip, most informative. Terry
Very nice explanatory video, i have a question, where can i find the rubber cushion that protects the axle in case of a big load&?
Is this going in a CJ2, 3, 5? I'm doing the same thing in a CJ3 and had to modify the housing quite a bit to get it to work. I see you outboarded the springs...nice thinking
If I am running a 86 IFS front wheel hubs what year toyota tacoma rotor do I use ? With the 89 caliper
Hi, thanks for this part 2 , wondering why you did not cover the installation of the shims just after 7:40, vid time? Thanks for the production and time in responding.
I've watched several videos of this procedure sum change shims some don't?
Did you replace the king pin bearing race? I think I missed that part
Is there a noticeable difference with the 82 rotors and v6 calipers for a stock truck in terms of braking capability?
Great video. What kind of red grease?
Gostava de saber quais as mangas que servem pra adaptar no meu bj 40 que vem com tambores de fabrica
hi ! trail-gear does not make the bj 40 series from 1984?
Hey I got the front 89 v6 calipers and the rotor does not sit square in the center between the pads of the caliper. Did I miss something? Are they floating calipers?
Hi, great video, just got '97 Hilux with a solid front axle. With regard to the replacement rotors do you have a part number?
I don’t have a particular part number but I just used a standard rotor the rotor you’re looking for is from 1982 Toyota Land Cruiser a.k.a. FJ 40 I would personally recommend spending a little money and getting them stop tech front rotors They were very high-quality and don’t rust easy if your vehicle does a lot of sitting
I don’t have a particular part number but I just used a standard rotor the rotor you’re looking for is from 1982 Toyota Land Cruiser a.k.a. FJ 40 I would personally recommend spending a little money and getting them stop tech front rotors They were very high-quality and don’t rust easy if your vehicle does a lot of sitting
Will a ln60 front axle housing work under a ln106?
How do you install or change the inner shift seal/diff seal
Quick question! The metal retaining ring in the back of the knuckle wiper seal, does it overlap where the ring splits or should it sit flush? Mine overlaps and im not feeling great about it.
Sorry for the late reply but it’s supposed to sit flush you may have some crap stuck in the groove where it supposed to sit it needs every bit of it to sit flat in there
I have a 2nd gen sr5 4runner. It came with 4 pot front calipers. If any one knows, how do I retain the calipers when doing a SAS? I've gotten a mixed bag of results when researching this. I have TG 6 shooters if that makes a difference. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
Is the bearings kit the as the Daihatsu Rocky F85??
When you tighten the wheel
Bearings, do you just do it by hand? Or did you have a wrench on there? And also, is it ok to reuse all the gaskets and bearings if it’s all fairly new? Only reason is because I bent my housing so I need to swap all my stuff into another housing
Yes you can use the old parts “IF”they are good for sure no need to put new parts if what you have is ok also as far as tightening it I go by hand you can use a small inch pounds torque wrench and I believe it’s 8 inch pounds of load against the bearing but when you load it make sure you spin the hub then check it again this way it seats a bearing and you get an actual reading I do it by hand because I’ve done a lot of them. You really can’t overtighten them. Just make sure it spins nicely when you’re done.
How pedantic should you be about removing all the old grease from the cv ? like sit it in a bath of degreaser and then repack it?
When he said F a g bearings I laughed!
Yeah it’s a pretty dumb name
Do u have the link for kit?
Brake caliper is a direct fit but you have to trim the backing plate. What is the backing plate?
19:18 now I know what backing plate your talking about. 😂
Nice! Got to love the grease!
Nice frame. :) what year??
Destination Adventure Overland 1943 😏
What kind of grease are you using, recommend? Thanks Tom
I was wondering the same!
Ok now do 60 series steering box removal and install
is there a 1 / 2...
19:09 Does that paper gasket go before the backing plate or after the backing plate before seal ring?
you should have one for both the one that goes before has 3 flat sides (left, right, and bottom)
Hi mate you said toyota 1989 v6 what modle is it 4runner or what for the caliper ?
Did you figure this out?
Little overkill on the grease amount, but overall great video
Which grease you have used for this job?
Go Amzoil .Unless you like to rebuild stuff.
Didn't show how to put the Axles. I'm here for that part
To put the axles in its actually a bit tricky the axle cv is cut with a flat spot on one side and then on the adjacent side it has the same flat cut both those cuts have to be lined up with the upper and lower taper bearings “ball joints” and when you put it in you angle the axle stub up hold on to that then start the axle shaft in the axle tube then when you get to the point where you’re ready to slide the CV into the knuckle turn it until those flat spots line up with the taper bearings and jiggle it around sometimes it a literally pop right in other times you will be jiggling it for 30 minutes I don’t know the magic between the two ...but don’t stop jiggling
Is that amount of greese enough or do u have to add more? And can i add oil or greese after i have put evrything together
Yes you can add Grease after everything is together there is a fill plug on the knuckle to grease the Burr fields
@@yodakidlundback5904 what type of grease goes into the fill plug holes of both knuckles?
Ever thought of adding speed sensor or is it impossible?
It’s almost impossible but I “think” it can be done using fj80 axles with tone rings and cut a hole in the knuckle for the sensor but I never tried
What frame is that? U putting more Toyota axles in a jeep/Willie's
Maaaaaayyyyybbbbeee
deez neezy I love you guys lol and how you can see that like right off the bat !!!! Hahahahahha
you can get a hilux 2005+ and do a video of this quality cleaning the all the egr... i have trie my self but the camera fail and i wont do it again.. :) many d4d diesel motors "fails" after 300k kilometers .. more if those km are done in the city..
Need to drain the diff' and put some fresh 90 weight in it. Then some Grey Goose never hurts.
You like grease very much
O yes