TIMKEN 224020 Seal

Toyota Highlander 3 models 2006 and later do not fit this seal. According to the check for this vehicle, it is 3L. I had no problems with the seal itself. I just could not get it to The thickness/height of the paper is too high. In the original, 1/4" was used in this one, 3/8" was used. There is almost no noise when the timing belt sprocket is put back on the crankshaft but there is a soft sound. When it's put on then it hits metal on metal, as it should, as you may be able to hear it. It is also hitting the seal, as it were. It is evident that you cannot get the cable far enough in. I assure you. )
Finding the correct one through a multi-method At a parts store in town, one of the older ones, TCS45890, there is a set that is meant for this purpose.
I looked for it on Amazon as well, and it is available I feel fel- A Pro TCS45890 Timing Cover Gasket set includes the following Visit the website. The Amazon website. How about Amazon. com/gp/product/B009YK84L4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1? This specifies IE=UTF8 Isp=1 & psc=10 If you have the Toyota V6, we hope this will save you some time and effort, while we provide support for those with the V6 The third level.

Shay GOUGH

| Sep 28, 2020

It is ok for the 2003 Toyota Highlander. Be sure that you seat these all the way in since they were not as thick as OEM seals. The only reason for the four stars is the fact they do not meet OEM specs.

Jaden Duran

| Jul 15, 2020

There is no need to worry about it.

Luke Glass

| Apr 15, 2021

This is a much better deal than a dealer and appears to be an OEM model. A 2005 Toyota Highlander 3. 0 V6 could be fitted with this. The third level. To make the crank, at least one of these parts must be present. Replacement of a timing belt usually involves replacement of the timing belt.

Chris Chan

| Jan 02, 2021