If your doing the chain, may as well do the water and oil pump also. Drop the pan and clean out all the gunk. It's not all that bad of a job. I had mine done in 2 weekends. 1 to tear down and clean 1 to clean and build up.

Just started reading this thread, I have a bunch of catching up to do...

 

yeah, that sounds good. i think i know what i'm doing spring break (last week of april). it's the only time where i'm not commuting. shoot, that's another 2500 on the motor before then.

 

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this job can be done in a day, IF you don't drop the pan. It is recommended to drop the pan if you suspect fragments may be clogging the oil pick-up.
I followed this
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...ingChain.shtml

 

Well, ya a day. When I did the front of mine I also did a H/G and swapped heads. A day is pushing it but if you have a good helper then it's not out of the question. I did mine with very little help. Good helpers make all the difference.

 

thanks rb. i read through the process, looks all right.

the only thing is finding a torque wrench. i ain't got one. i could take the valve cover off this weekend if i had one. it does sound easy enough, and if i see anything, i'll order the parts i need

 

I got a torque wrench, definitley something you should have in your tool chest, eventually.

also the bolts to the timing cover are differing lengths:
https://www.yotatech.com/51494168-post18.html

 

thanks. i'll take a look in a bit when i can see photoblocket. probably going to get a torque wrench soon anyway, might as well get one now...

for replacing the oil and water pumps, do i need a new timing chain cover, as well?

 

Check this out...

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...l#post51454998

And for the full read...

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...cement-212688/

 

Yeah, you can do this pretty quickly, depending on which route you go. I pulled the pan because I had a pretty good leak there. Plus, it makes it a lil easier far as getting the cover on quick. As 4crawler mentioned... "be patient and don't force the cover back on, it can take some finagling to get it back on over the keys if you don't remove the head". YEP, took some finagling for me, even though I cleaned them up, well, lol.

Best wishes, Ian, ..... Far as the Video? Hmmmm, that sounds very 'erratic'. LOVE THE sound on that cam btw, much better than mine! Grrr! lol. My tick is more steady, like a ticking clock(repetitive). That sounds a lil erratic(Chain rattle, valve ticking/rattle???) But you were RIGHT OVER that spot where I hear all my noise 'INSIDE', lol... that rear/driver valve cover stud. Did you take a stethoscope to the thing like I mentioned? You can listen into the covers(Valve and Timing), pretty well with those!

PS> Torque wrench? Meaning, to do the timing kit and cover job? You could at least pull the valve cover, yeah? Take a lookski in there and get a long screwdriver on that tensioner?

 

yep, thanks. i found it a bit earlier. i'm off to school, so i can see the pics there (just not at work)

 

thanks mark. no stethoscope yet. i've been putting my mom's car back together in the mornings. yeah, i pulled out my set of nice headphones and heard exactly what your "tick" sounds like. definitely not what i have.

 

Hmmm, Lumpy, WHY DIDN'T JERRY float me that page when I was doin my stuff? hahaha. Oh well, guess in my searchin and searching, ..... I probably gave up right before coming across that section of the 92-BANSHEE! lol

 

REALLY???????? Ok, then, ....can you go to my thread and explain it to everyone???? hahaha. Have a good'n at School, Ian.

 

I donno...maybe because you played on this thread. I thought you had seen that before. Sorry Chef!

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...thread-188472/

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OH YEAH, Lumpy, ..I did. I commented many times, and no, ...never 'playing', as in razzing him, really. I admire that build/job, man! Wish I'd have done something similar(only OUT of the Truck, lol)....I could have done 20 OF THEM BY NOW! HAHAHA. Oh well, ...You live, you learn, you get kicked in the .....Kiwi's along the way, ....then ya get up and DIY even more, each time you get SCREWED OVER! lol.

 

sweet, i can see the pictures now. not too bad of a job, but it will take a while

 

just got done reading through his thread. wow, very thorough. yeah, i'll see how it looks this weekend, and if i need to fix it, i'll order the parts and do it over spring break

 

hey everyone:

i won't be on this thread too much. my timing chain guide broke.

here's the thread i will be on:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...d-pics-232381/

 

ok, so now that parts are rolling in for my alternator swap, i'll go ahead and bump this thread with some good ol' pics!

from mcmaster carr


aluminum stock and "u" channel


oh, wow. look at that! it's insulated!


gm alternator to toyota harness adapter


and my new fuse box


i'm officially in love with blue sea products haha


alternator should come tomorrow, and bracket next week

 

I love McMaster Carr, I swear they have everything. I also have that exact same Blue Sea fuse block and I love it too.