installed wrong part no. timing belt (pics)
I bought a 94 4runner for $1000 that would not run. Turns out the timing was off several teeth. The cams were both in time with each other but off about 4 teeth from where they should have been. I dont know if it jumped or was installed incorrectly. Anyway, I bought a new hydraulic tensioner for it. The Toyota brand belt and Aisin water pump looked almost brand new, so I was just going to get it all in time and reinstall the belt and call it good. The belt WILL NOT fit back on without major prying and stretching. I looked up the part number, and it shows the belt to be for a 92 model. Can someone verify that the belt are actually different in length? What other parts should I be worried about? Idlers? Water pump? Don't know how they ever get it on in the first place without prying it.
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Could you post the part number? That would probably help a lot...
I doubt there's a difference in timing belts between 92 and 94, though. From what I recall, there is only one timing belt for the 3VZE regardless of the year. |
13568-65020 "Toyota" written on the belt
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Thanks, I have a printed copy already from that link. I fail to see what I am doing wrong, other than trying to install a belt that's too small.
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You have the wrong belt.
You need part# 13568-69075 |
SWEET! Thanks a bunch. NAPA has one in stock! Should I be worried about the bearings on the water pump or idlers? I mean it did go on there and probably was close to correct tension once on there, right?
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You DID loosen the bolts holding the hydraulic idler in place, right? or have the pin in place?
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How's the fan bracket look, I mean turn?
Mine finally came to screeching halt a month ago. |
I removed the whole bracket that had the hydraulic tensioner on it. The #1 idler bearing fully swivels to the relaxed position, but still way too tight.
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Originally Posted by Astralplane
(Post 51744957)
How's the fan bracket look, I mean turn?
Mine finally came to screeching halt a month ago. |
Lay the fan bracket flat face down & pout a little motor oil into the bearing crack. It will soak in over a few hours, GREATLY increasing the life of it. You don't want to have to pay what the dealer wants for one~ 8-O
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If it turns freely by hand, it's good.
Chances are it's not the original fan bracket. |
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9138365/fan%20bearing.JPG
Here? (I got a little carried away with the oil) BTW It turns freely. |
Originally Posted by vasinvictor
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9138365/fan%20bearing.JPG
Here? (I got a little carried away with the oil) BTW It turns freely. |
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