Whos got a Timing belt and water pump replacement write up?
02-11-2010, 07:37 AM
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Whos got a Timing belt and water pump replacement write up?
The shop wants to do it for $750, but i want to save some money and try to do it on my own. but I cant find a good write up.. lots of pictures are good.. im a visual person haha thanks for the help guys
its for my 98 4runner 5VZFE
its for my 98 4runner 5VZFE
02-11-2010, 07:45 AM
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Just find the factory service manual for your vehicle. It will have everything you need, including pictures, step-by-step instructions, and torque specs for the bolts.
BTW: $750 is an ok deal for a timing belt and water pump job, as long as they were going to usa all Toyota OEM parts.
BTW: $750 is an ok deal for a timing belt and water pump job, as long as they were going to usa all Toyota OEM parts.
02-11-2010, 07:48 AM
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Looks like you'll find the FSM you need in here: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f128...-years-156128/
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http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/maintenance/timing_belt/
The big suck factor is the crankshaft pulley, off and off!
The big suck factor is the crankshaft pulley, off and off!
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easily overlooked items needed:
crank pulley holder (you can make one) and; tensioner tool and;
HUGE 75-250ft/lb Torque Wrench (can be rented)
I did it myself because I'm a big believer in if I did it, I know it was done right (even if I'm learning along the way!)
pm if you have questions. i did it in a day... i had a thread around here somewhere on it.
crank pulley holder (you can make one) and; tensioner tool and;
HUGE 75-250ft/lb Torque Wrench (can be rented)
I did it myself because I'm a big believer in if I did it, I know it was done right (even if I'm learning along the way!)
pm if you have questions. i did it in a day... i had a thread around here somewhere on it.
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