SKU: 16214696370

Universal Joint Toyota Dyna Land Cruiser Stout 32mm x 92mm GUT-20

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Description

Universal Joint Toyota Dyna Land Cruiser Stout 32mm x 92mm GUT-20Vehicle Compatibility Toyota Dyna Petrol [RU] 5R 1970 1978 Toyota Dyna Petrol [RU] 5R 1978 1986 Toyota Dyna Petrol LWB 3Y 1985 1987 Toyota Dyna Petrol 6 09 4Y 1994 1996 Toyota Dyna Diesel B 1978 1983 Toyota Dyna Diesel ADE314 1983 1994 Toyota Dyna Diesel 7 09 ADE364N 1995 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol F 1971 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol 2F 1975 1985 Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol 3F 1983 1992 Toyota Land Cruiser Diesel H 1979 1980 Toyota Land Cruiser

Vehicle Compatibility

  • Toyota Dyna Petrol [RU] 5R 1970-1978
  • Toyota Dyna Petrol [RU] 5R 1978-1986
  • Toyota Dyna Petrol LWB 3Y 1985-1987
  • Toyota Dyna Petrol 6-09 4Y 1994-1996
  • Toyota Dyna Diesel B 1978-1983
  • Toyota Dyna Diesel ADE314 1983-1994
  • Toyota Dyna Diesel 7-09 ADE364N 1995-2003
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol F 1971-1973
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol 2F 1975-1985
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Petrol 3F 1983-1992
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Diesel H 1979-1980
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Diesel 2H 1981-1990
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Diesel ADE236 1986-1990
  • Toyota Land Cruiser 4.2D 1HZ 1998-2007
  • Toyota Stout LDV 5R 1970-1988

Fitment note: This U-joint is specified for the middle transmission location. Confirm by OE reference and dimensions (Ø 32mm, length 92mm, mounting length 61mm) before dispatch.

Specifications

  • Part Type: Universal Joint (U-Joint)
  • Location: Middle Transmission
  • Diameter (Ø B): 32mm
  • Length (A): 92mm
  • Mounting Length (C): 61mm
  • OE References (Toyota): 04371-0K120, 04371-36020, 04371-36021, 04371-36030, 04371-36034, 04371-36050, 04371-60030
  • Part Number: GUT-20

Features

  • Universal joint matched to Ø32mm x 92mm specification with 61mm mounting length
  • Designed for Toyota middle transmission driveline applications listed
  • Suitable for Dyna, Land Cruiser and Stout models when matched by OE reference and dimensions

Why Buy From Us

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Installation And Maintenance Tips

  • Confirm driveline position is middle transmission before removal
  • Inspect yokes and bearing seats for wear prior to installation
  • Ensure retainers seat fully and the joint articulates freely without binding
  • Propshaft balancing may be required if vibration existed before replacement
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