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 timing chain questions
#786118
02/03/07 08:48 PM
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I wanted to thank everyone for all the great info on the TC replacement. I am half way through and have a few questions. I got the cover off and see the TC has ground down the cover. It has not gone through to the water jacket. So, can i use it again? And what has happened to all the material removed from the cover. I know it has gone to the oil pan and poossible filtered and or gone back through the engine.
I hope to be able to put it back together this weekend, thanks for all the help.
Mike
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: mjk86sr5]
#786119
02/04/07 10:45 AM
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When mine did that I intially put the old cover back on but ordered a new timing cover (I left the head on that time). About 2 years later when doing a HG replacement a slapped a new Timing cover on there. Think it cost about $50. I think the shavings from the chain-on-cover will be tiny, hopefully stuck to the drain magnet. The timing chain guide pieces are in the bottom of the pan though!!
89 xcab 4x4 22re. 1.5" BJ spacers, 3" shackle and AAL + fender trim. 33x12.5 R15 MT/Rs, 15x10 rockcrawler streetlocks. 488 yukons by ZUK, detroit rear and true-trac front. 2 1/4" cat-back exhaust. Redline gear oil. Rear bumper by bentup.com.
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: Ben894x4]
#786120
02/04/07 10:14 PM
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Did you pull the pan and get the plastic pieces out?
MIke
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: mjk86sr5]
#786121
02/05/07 02:39 AM
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You really do need to pull the pan to get the pieces out, or you'll be doing the job again... only this time to put bearings in because they burnt up from one of the pieces plugging an oil passage.... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shiner.gif" alt="" />
Dave
86 4Runner, 22R-EB
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: mjk86sr5]
#786122
02/05/07 02:43 AM
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x 3; pull that pan! The drain plug boss sticks up, and does NOT allow about 1/2" or so of the oil in the bottom to be drained; filter change is also in order. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif" alt="" />
Trick on the TC cover. If you have some solvent, and the cover is removed, pour it onto the inside where the wear area is, if it leaks thru the other side, into the recycling pile it goes.
Cheapest ones are from EB.
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: kewlynx]
#786123
02/09/07 06:51 AM
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I installed a new timing chain cover, ordered from EB. I did pull the pan. It was work but it wasn't too bad. Started it up tonight, it fire up right away, then started surging. After awhile the surging stopped. I will look at it again tomorrow. I need to clean it up and check for leaks, set the timming and adjust the values. Hoping it will run for another 50-100k. It has 202k on it now.
Mike
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: mjk86sr5]
#786124
02/09/07 06:54 AM
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The 22RE is kind of funny about its coolant level. Make sure the front end of the truck is slightly higher. Turn ON your heater, run the truck for about 20 minutes with the radiator cap OFF. This burps the air out of the system. Make sure it's topped off.
You might have to tweak the TPS a little bit afterwards; new to you truck.
http://www.walkablecommunities.org/Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for dinner. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote. **ubi apis- ibi salus**
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: kewlynx]
#786125
02/10/07 05:52 AM
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Started the truck today and it ran great. i adjusted the timing, it was set at 12 degrees and moved it back to 5.
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: mjk86sr5]
#786126
02/10/07 06:03 AM
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Started the truck today and it ran great. i adjusted the timing, it was set at 12 degrees and moved it back to 5. Did you jumper the diagnostic plug b4 the timing was re-adjusted?
1985 SR5 4Runner
eLocked with Carter Lock
4.7:1 single case
Davez Offroad twin stick
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Re: timing chain questions
[Re: toyrunner]
#786127
02/10/07 06:40 PM
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