[Abdel Aziz]

after getting my tranny fixed, this was the next part that gave in. Now I am having some issues sourcing it. I live all the way in Philippines, Manila to be exact. I have attached the photo of the part which I need to be named so that I may proceed ordering it online.

 

[ashtonybb]

after getting my tranny fixed, this was the next part that gave in. Now I am having some issues sourcing it. I live all the way in Philippines, Manila to be exact. I have attached the photo of the part which I need to be named so that I may proceed ordering it online.

what year is your rav4? i assume it is a FWD?

ok, you transaxle or transmission is finished, so where did you take this part off?

 

[Abdel Aziz]

Thank you for a speedy response.

I got a RAV4 (year 2000) XA20 model, yes it is an AWD. A/T.

 

[ashtonybb]

yeah , thanks, where did you take this part off?

by the looks of it, this could be the intermediate shaft with that rear bearing still attached to it, O/D (overdrive unit)

 

[Abdel Aziz]

yeah , thanks, where did you take this part off?

it only says "TRANSFER"...but I need the exact part number so that I can ask it easily.

 

[Abdel Aziz]

my transmission gave up on me a month ago, now that everything is sorted out on the gearbox, this was the next part that gave up.....while I was on the hi-way.

 

[ashtonybb]

or this is pinion bearing cage like these images

 

[Abdel Aziz]

nope, not that...that's too short.

 

[JuneBug]

It appears to be your transfer case output shaft. That should connect to the drive shaft going to the rear differential. The gear teeth appear to be totally ground off. Did you ever change the transfer case oil? What does the gear in the transfer case look like? It might be time for a new transfer case.

 

[ashtonybb]

nope, not that...that's too short.

nope, those images are not from rav4 , just an example. the driven pinion gear is connected to the transfer assembly that you disconnected it from.

 

[Abdel Aziz]

ah yes.

I got the part number already, 41201 on the transaxle.

 

[ashtonybb]

this is what you can do because I cant find the right part number for it.

email the online store support including this image, and tell them what you need and coordinate it with them until you have the right list
of parts that you need before purchasing, that way too could cause save you money.

it looks like the driven pinion gear part (multiple components) inside the transfer case.

 

[ashtonybb]

ah yes.

I got the part number already, 41201 on the transaxle.

oh, good stuff. there you go, we hope you can get the right part/s.

dont forget to find out and order the non-reuseable parts like o-rings, seals, etcetera

 

[ashtonybb]

It appears to be your transfer case output shaft. That should connect to the drive shaft going to the rear differential. The gear teeth appear to be totally ground off. Did you ever change the transfer case oil? What does the gear in the transfer case look like? It might be time for a new transfer case.

ABDEL AZIZ, our buddy JuneBug is giving you a tip here, dont forget to put/top-up transfer case oil into it