🔧 Premium Toyota Drain Plug Gaskets for Transfer Case - Set of 10 - Genuine OEM 90430-18008 Review

Original seals for drain plugs (aluminium). You can reuse them as long as they aren't badly distorted, but it's always better to replace them. I reuse it about 3 times and then take a new one. This is exactly what I found to work. Evaluate the washing machine yourself and find the balance. I used them to service a 2008 Scion automatic transmission.

wanted everywhere. I couldn't find it except at the dealership where they charge about $6 for a drain plug washer! I found some at local auto parts but they don't fit even though they said for Toyota. You really need them when you change your transmission fluid. Reusing an old aluminum disc will cause drips and leaks. Cleaning a driveway costs more than buying wheel spacers.

10 pack Bought from APSZone. A pack of 10 is much cheaper than buying it individually. Used these washers on a '92 Toyota pickup truck with a 5 speed manual transmission. Insert filler and drain plugs perfectly. I measured some washers with vernier calipers. The inner diameter is 18.20 inches. Once crushed, they fit snugly into the threads of the 18mm screw. The outside diameter varied but was usually around 24mm. The thickness was 2 mm.

Supplied in Toyota branded pouch as shown. Ideal for replacing transmission oil on Toyota Prius CVT for drain and filler plugs. I happened to purchase similar washers under Nissan part number 11026-JA-90A for a 2011 Altima Hybrid that has a Toyota CVT transmission and the parts are interchangeable (makes sense since this Nissan has a Toyota hybrid system). Same part as Toyota 90430-A0003 and fits the Prius Gen 3 coolant drain plug. The aluminum disc is 24mm OD and 18mm ID.

Arrived in a Toyota bag and looks like a real Toyota transmission drain plug gasket. I ordered these as I make some Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) 'drain and refill' and are worth having on hand for future ATF 'drain and refill'. I once replaced the ATF in the garage and it was leaking as apparently they were trying to reuse the old gasket or put in a different one so I had to bring it back and put in a new gasket. Of course, it leaked first in the driveway. Get it right the first time and…