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Corona T190 (1992-1997)

Removal the rear differential [Toyota Corona T190]

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Removal and installation the differential: 1, 8 - rear drive shaft, 2, 5 - gasket, 3 - differential, 4 - drain plug, 6 - filler plug, 7 - propeller shaft




Differential: 1, 5 - washer, 2, 6 - output shaft side bearing, 3 - differential cup, 4 - lock plate, 7 - side bearing cover, B - differential housing cover, 9, 23 - oil seal, 10 - lock ring, 11, 28 - output shaft, 12, 24 - dust cover, 13, 21 - gasket, 14 - drain plug, 15 - bearing spacer sleeve, 16 - front bearing, 17, 27 - oil deflector, 18 - oil seal, 19 - dust cover, 20 - connecting flange, 22 - filler plug, 25 - lock ring, 26 - differential housing, 29 - rear bearing, 30 - plate washer, 31 - pinion gear, 32 - thrust washer, 33 - pin, 34 - satellite shaft, 35 - thrust washer, 36 - satellite, 37 - half-axle gear, 38 - driven gear




Installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal.

1. Drain the oil from the differential housing.

2. Disconnect the propeller shaft from the differential.

3. Disconnect the drive shafts from the differential.

Note: Secure the drive shafts.


4. Remove the differential.
  • a) Place a jack under the differential.
  • b) Loosen the mounting bolts and remove the differential. Tightening torque 127 Nm.
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