how to replace timing cover gasket 93 yota pu 22re
05-07-2013, 07:32 PM
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how to replace timing cover gasket 93 yota pu 22re
I need help everyone, is there anyone who may give me the DIY how to's on this subject plz thx id surely aprec it, and or if there is a link or so that may have a guide/diagram,video "if you will" thank you?!
05-07-2013, 08:13 PM
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1. disconnect battery
2.drain oil and coolant
3. set to TDC (small notch on the bottom pully to the "0" on the oil pump
4. remove all belts
5. take valve cover off, take distributer cap off
6. loosen crank shaft bolt, you'll need a spanner wrench to hold the bottom pully still
7. set back to TDC, slide distributer out, mark where the rotor moves to, take out the bolt directly under where the gear was
8. take off water pump (you'll need a new gasket for that as well)
9. remove front oil pan bolts
10. pull off the bottom pully
11. take off timing cover (so many of the bolts are different lenghts/sizes, remember where they all go)
I'm pretty sure thats it, but if you can get a haynes repair manual from autozone it has something along those lines of instruction. also it has the torque specs for reassembling, which is really important. good luck!
2.drain oil and coolant
3. set to TDC (small notch on the bottom pully to the "0" on the oil pump
4. remove all belts
5. take valve cover off, take distributer cap off
6. loosen crank shaft bolt, you'll need a spanner wrench to hold the bottom pully still
7. set back to TDC, slide distributer out, mark where the rotor moves to, take out the bolt directly under where the gear was
8. take off water pump (you'll need a new gasket for that as well)
9. remove front oil pan bolts
10. pull off the bottom pully
11. take off timing cover (so many of the bolts are different lenghts/sizes, remember where they all go)
I'm pretty sure thats it, but if you can get a haynes repair manual from autozone it has something along those lines of instruction. also it has the torque specs for reassembling, which is really important. good luck!
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