
U660F Clutch Drum 2010, remanufactured and ready to install. Fits the U660F. Ships fast from the USA.
All-wheel-drive V6 Toyota and Lexus models built with the U660F six-speed put a lot of load through one part: the forward and direct clutch drum. When an AWD Highlander, RAV4 V6, Sienna or RX350 starts slipping on takeoff, flares when it reaches fifth, or will not pull forward at all while Reverse still works, this drum is high on the list. What you get here is the late-style drum for 2010 and newer U660F units, remanufactured and fully loaded. The listing states it includes new forward and direct friction plates, new steels, and new forward and direct pistons with their retainer, already assembled on the input shaft.
The U660F is the AWD member of the U660 family; it adds a transfer drive to the rear axle but shares the clutch layout of the front-drive U660E. ATSG's U660E information shows two driving clutches. C1, the forward clutch, holds in first, second, third and fourth. C2, the direct clutch, holds in fourth, fifth and sixth. In fourth both are applied, which locks the gear train for a direct ratio. Fluid reaches the two pistons through sealing rings on the drum's input shaft, which is driven by the torque converter turbine. On an AWD vehicle the drum feeds both axles, so a heavier vehicle, a trailer or a long grade will find a weak pack faster than a light front-drive sedan. The listing gives the assembly as four forward clutches and three direct clutches, with a shaft roughly 9 1/4 inches tall.
Scan every module first and fix engine-side faults; Gears Magazine notes that a dirty throttle body or slow MAF sensor can make these units downshift harshly with no transmission fault at all. Verify the WS fluid level hot at the overflow plug. Then use a gauge. ATSG's case diagram shows separate test taps for the C1 and C2 clutches beside the line pressure tap. Normal pressure with a slipping clutch means the drum's seals or plates are gone. Low pressure everywhere sends you to the pump and valve body; our U660E/U760E service guide lists the valve bores that wear and drop pressure.
This assembly is listed for the 2010-and-later U660F, with a U660E cross-reference because the late drum is shared. Toyota changed the drum during production, and there is a separate 2007-2009 U660F drum for early units. Before ordering, read the tag on your case to confirm U660F rather than the four-cylinder U760F, then compare your old drum's shaft length, splines and ring grooves with the photo. Send us your year, model and VIN if you want us to check. The full parts range for this family is on the U660E and U660F collection page.
A burnt drum usually means the valve body has been working hard too. Pair it with a remanufactured U660F valve body or the 2006-2018 shift kit to restore pressure control.
| Fits | U660F 2010 |
| Part type | Clutch Drum |
| Condition | Remanufactured |
| Brand | OEM |
| Reference | U660E |
| Ships | From the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year |
Doing this repair right usually means replacing these at the same time. Same transmission, ships together.
It fits 2010 and later U660F transmissions, the AWD V6 version. Confirm the transmission tag and compare your old drum with the photo, or send us your VIN to check.
Toyota revised the drum during production. This is the late version for 2010 and newer units; early transmissions should use the 2007-2009 listing.
Not for this drum. It arrives loaded with new forward and direct clutches, steels and pistons. You will still want gaskets, seals and the other clutch packs from a rebuild kit.
Yes. The forward clutch in this drum is applied in first through fourth, so a failed C1 pack or seal can leave the vehicle with no Drive while Reverse still works.
Toyota WS. Set the level hot through the overflow plug in the Toyota temperature window, then clear the adaptive values with an ECT memory reset.