[StormTroopin]

Both sides are leaking so while I'm at it, I'm gonna throw in a truetrac.

So what would be a good price for two new seals and a truetrac installed? Seals are only about $40 ish, so that will be added in too... Any advice is mucho appreciated

 

[NorCal 4x4]

Back in January, the right rear cost me about $350 ... bearing $68.38, collar $13.92, axle seal $30.28, brake cleaner $3.99; Labor $220.
The shop ordered the parts from a Nissan dealership.

 

[bestatchess]

Timken Set 10 axle bearing = $28 shipped x 2 - $56 shipped Set 10 includes bearing/race/spacer ring

+ Labor varies widely, I would say $300 to $700 would be the range.

 

[bestatchess]

https://www.4x4parts.com/nissan/det...ferential-with-races-and-bearings-p-5912.html

TrueTrac, races and carrier bearings for $645

I would call and find out if they actually have it and when they can ship and what brand of bearings they are using.

 

[StormTroopin]

That's the link I was looking at, but doola still has one for sale so we'll see where that goes. Thanks for all the info bestat!

Ill give 4x4parts a call after work. Can't wait to lose one wheel peel!

 

[titanss]

That's the link I was looking at, but doola still has one for sale so we'll see where that goes. Thanks for all the info bestat!

Ill give 4x4parts a call after work. Can't wait to lose one wheel peel!

4X4 Parts is a supporting vender on here, so mention TT to see if you can get a members discount.

 

[bestatchess]

Another thing to think about is parking brake shoes, as axle seal leak can soak the parking brake shoes. About $60 for shoes (4 shoes come in a set, 2 per side) and hardware kit (springs & clips for both sides) will do both sides from rockauto.com. If your parking brake works good, you probably don't need this.

 

[StormTroopin]

My parking brake still works just fine. I'd rather not let it sit there though... Haha

 

[Lurchdubious]

Another thing to think about is parking brake shoes, as axle seal leak can soak the parking brake shoes. About $60 for shoes (4 shoes come in a set, 2 per side) and hardware kit (springs & clips for both sides) will do both sides from rockauto.com. If your parking brake works good, you probably don't need this.

My parking brake sucks these days...I need to get on this.

 

[StormTroopin]

Hey lurch, how you liking yout TT so far? I'm way excited to get one

 

[Lurchdubious]

Lovin' it dude! I haven't romped on it lately but I love the extra stability in turns and the occasional unexpected pavement squeal . Lovin' the Mag-hytech cover too.

Oh, and the install w/both seals was about $450 for me...I think. I'll have to go look at my old thread...lol.

 

[StormTroopin]

Can't wait to get it!

I'd be happy with 450 lol

 

[StormTroopin]

Hey bestatchess, since your so nifty with part numbers I have one last request... Any chance you know the part # for the rear diff drain plug? The magnetic one? Last time I changed my diff oil it got a little bent up

 

[bestatchess]

Everything is so complicated. Apparently there are different drain plugs depending on what truck you have. Also, my 2004 has the drain plug threaded into the rear axle housing, and not into the cover, as shown in the drawings. I bought a PML cover, which does not provide a drain plug in the cover, for this reason. YourCovers.com PML Nissan Titan Differential Cover "The cover does not have a drain hole because Nissan provides a drain in the differential housing. " I pointed this out to them in the design phase.

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/tit...ns/22799-new-titan-diff-cover.html#post274270


380 Rear Final Drive :: Power Train :: Genuine Nissan Parts :: Titan Parts (A60) 2004-2011 :: Nissan Parts, NISMO and Nissan Accessories - Courtesyparts.com

 

[StormTroopin]

So it looks like I need part #38351FA

5.21+shipping isn't too bad. Lot less then I expected. Dude, you've been my hero as of late

 

[bestatchess]

So it looks like I need part #38351FA

5.21+shipping isn't too bad. Lot less then I expected. Dude, you've been my hero as of late

38351FA isn't the part number. If you click on the part code 38351FA (or whatever they call it) you get three different choices, with different part numbers, all called 38351FA, with different prices. So if you need the $5.21 drain plug, the part number is 32103-A60014.


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[StormTroopin]

Doh, yeah that one. Ill order that here pretty soon too. Oh, I swear this is the last question.

You remember my transfer case leak? When I go to put fluid back in it, I can't use matic S correct? I know there's another type of fluid, just wanna make sure before I dive into that adventure haha

 

[bestatchess]

I think Nissan Matic D is the spec. I have been running Mobil 1 ATF w/o any problems. Numerous different brands list they are Matic D compatible. Amsoil, Royal Purple, Redline, Valvoline MaxLife Dex/Merc.

Apparently Dexron VI is questionable for transfer case use. Dexron VI / Transfer Cases - Bob Is The Oil Guy

 

[StormTroopin]

Alright, back to the dealer I go... Haha. I'm willing to bet after the fix, ill have lost quite a bit between it and the leak. Thanks so much bestat!

 

[sundevilgrad]

Hey Storm -
I'm up here in the PNW and was wondering how the install went and where you had it done? One of my seals recently blew (again), and I'm going to have someone put in the TrueTrac and do the work on both seals...