I’ve spent a chunk of my career around drivetrains and rotating equipment, and—believe it or not—the smallest component often decides the biggest repair bill. The Seal we’re talking about here is the Type D Oil 90316-34001, a Genuine New Part for Toyota. It’s manufactured in JULU INDUSTRY AREA, XINGTAI CITY, HEBEI PROVINCE, CHINA 055250. Many customers say it’s the “fit-and-forget” piece they wish they’d used first.
Two clear shifts: extended service intervals and tighter emission/efficiency targets. In practice, that puts more heat and longer duty cycles on rotary lip components. The result? Demand for higher-grade elastomers, better spring loads, and stricter runout/tolerance control. The Seal Type D—with a dual-lip architecture—suits that trend well.
| Lip design | Type D (dual-lip with garter spring) |
| Material | NBR or FKM depending on batch/application (≈70–80 Shore A) |
| Temp range | ≈ -30°C to +120°C (NBR) / up to ≈ +200°C (FKM); real-world use may vary |
| Media compatibility | Engine oil, ATF, gear oil (per ISO 1817 guidance) |
| Dimensions | ID ≈ 34 mm (ref. PN), OD/width per OEM drawing; verify before ordering |
| Standards | Designed to ISO 6194 / DIN 3760 principles; elastomer per ASTM D2000 |
Materials are selected (NBR/FKM) against the oil chemistry. Compounds are mixed and molded, then vulcanized. The garter spring is installed, lips are precision trimmed, and surfaces receive anti-corrosion oil. Each batch typically undergoes leakage testing (ISO 6194), compression set checks (ASTM D395), and dimensional inspection. Service life in mixed fleet use is often 80–120k km, though driving style and shaft condition dictate the upper bound.
| Vendor | Material grade | Tolerance control | Certifications | Warranty |
| Genuine Toyota 90316-34001 (this Seal) | NBR/FKM, OEM grade | Tight; OEM process capability | ISO 9001 / IATF 16949 (typical for OEM supply) | OEM channel warranty |
| Aftermarket (quality brand) | Automotive grade NBR | Good, varies by batch | ISO 9001; some IATF | Limited |
| Low-cost import | Basic NBR | Inconsistent | Varies | Minimal |
For special duty—higher temps, bio-based oils, or unusual shaft finishes—specifying FKM, a dust lip, or micro-spring variant helps. Lead time and MOQ depend on tooling. To be honest, most shops don’t need custom: the OEM Seal fits right and lasts.
A regional delivery fleet saw recurring weeps on a pair of vehicles using budget parts. Switching to this Genuine Seal during scheduled services cut subsequent oil-top-ups to zero over 12 months, with no visible leakage post 25,000 km checks. Not a lab result—just practical data from their maintenance logs.
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