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Toyota: 4runner timing belt replacement

  1. #1
    james
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    4runner timing belt replacement

    I have a 1999 4runner SR5. When I replace the timing belt, should I
    replace the tensioners and guides at the same time? I thought this
    was normal to do on other makes, but with Toyota it seems I've heard
    it's not necessary.

    Thanks

  2. #2
    MDT
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    Re: 4runner timing belt replacement

    james randall wrote:
     


    Well, we don't do it unless its questionable or if the customer's asks
    us. When I say questionable, this is based on years of working on this
    stuff. You are on a 90K interval, they usually never fail before the
    second belt is due. But the water pump, I'd do. On rigs where the
    intervals are 60K, I'd do the water pump every other time I do a timing
    belt (120K) but this is for an original OE water pump only. I have seen
    those GMB aftermarket units fail before the belt was due. And rule of
    thumb, if your doing a timing belt on any interference engine, replace
    everything. This is all the Toyota V8's right now.


  3. #3
    Platil
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    Re: 4runner timing belt replacement


    "MDT Tech®" <com> wrote in message
    news:VlM4b.5184$news.pas.earthlink.net... 

    And rule of 

    This goes for the new 3.3 liter V6.... it's a valve cruncher too




 

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