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Old 06-07-2015, 06:27 PM
Zulfiqar Zulfiqar is offline
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Originally Posted by 97 SL320 View Post
And that is what rebuilt is.

The Op needs to check the dealer for joints / factory reman axle / new axle. Some dealer stuff is priced well enough that chasing used isn't worth it, not sure in this case.
toyota want about 400 dollars a side for my application, they do not sell rebuilts for this model as it is a one year only car, 2002 camry solara 2.4 - old body style with the 2.4 2AZ-FE engine and the electric shift partial lockup transmission. (Only oddball difference in axles being the shaft length)

I thought of buying a toyota rebuilt shaft for an older model and dismantle it, but abandoned it as its too long to wait and then play with black grease so I thought of buying a new outer joint.

The toyota rebuilt axle actually has a new outer joint on it, they just reclaim the shaft and the inner if its usable (which it usually is)

in toyota's genius move they decided its best to sell a CV with shaft as one assembly, which is stupid - the outer cv is just like all other items with the circlip to lock it to the shaft.
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