No it's not just to see if the injector is firing....... :nono:
I ask questions for a reason, once you've done it post the results.
(it's called diagnosing an issue instead of playing "guess that noise" may as well guess it's a banana...)
Probably would have screwed your back anyway lifting/throwing it ;)
(would have made you easy pickings for "Bubba" and the boys when you got locked up!!)
Depends how badly it's marked, 1500>2000 to finish and yes that's the stuff but any light oil will do the trick it's just to help wash out the paper as it works.
WetNdry sandpaper cut into precise strips, Lube with CRC-5-56 then wrap the crank pin with the wetNdry then wrap that with a long boot lace a couple of time, grab each end of the lace and pull back and forwards, this will rotate the sandpaper and polish the pin.
It is, in the "chart" it will list an Xxx/Y table one side being the Pin size the other being the Tunnel size, as long as it's Toyota spec the Tunnels will not have changed but the pins may have so you measure the pins find the correct shell from the chart order and install and you're golden...
Can't see a reason it won't work as long as the engine hasn't been machined after Toyota.
I'd carefully measure the crankpins as it'd be a good opportunity to close the clearences up if there's wear.
I wouldn't use it....
To properly weld/repair a head costs about the same as a brand new bare head from Toyota, I'd ignore the nutters saying to take some sort of idiotic revenge on the shop owner, explain to him it's a performance build and with the 7M's history of head issues a welded head...
Follow the instructions in the TRSM to the letter and keep in mind the Tq setting is 14ft/lbs.
Yes there is a seal on each Cam and yes that would explain the leak...
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