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In this video I show you how to change the timing chain cover gasket on the 2zz-ge engine with the engine outside of the vehicle. its not step by step but more of a general idea for when you have to do it.
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Nice video! Great commentary. You are a hard worker. After a day at work... you go home and pull an engine, clean it, work on it. You are the 2ZZGE king. 💯🔥🥇🏆🐐
LOL no time for breaks. works on cars right after work.
Hey man you really have great videos. Thanks for the tip on the steering pump sleeves. Was having a tough time on my 1zz
ohh yea thats a must, those need to be pushed out
Really informative vid bro 😁 thanks for the great footage and explanations....I need to do this on my celica.....leaking from the same area. Unfortunately it’s my daily and I have no time rn
Just trying my best at this thing called TH-cam to help others. If your Celica is a 2000-03 you can do this with the engine in the car its just going to be a tight fit.
Dont remove ac compressor. I tried and bolts broke so i couldn't remove it, and still i was able to do the job. 06 vibe gt. Thanks for the video. I referenced this and the in-car one many times during the job. You show things like seal packing and slides for p.s. pump that other videos dont mention.
You don't mention re torque values. But i set my bar to 38 lbs and broke a bolt so i had to remove it all over again... I'm just gonna go ratchet tight to what feels the max tolerance.
My 2zz has 310k miles and this was never done... the sludge was so bad it was unreal. Every time i parked for even a few minutes there were multiple drops of oil...
This was good too because i had a escalating coolant leak from the thermostat housing from doing a rush job on a thermostat years ago and coolant corrosion building up cause it wasnt sealed.
My big takaway from this job, and as a general mechanic reminder is: it's all in the prep.
Me when I fly-by hondas in my XRS: @ 1:40 lolololol
LMAO thats my cat Duches.
nice job bro i have to do that with my celica gts
yes indeed, its a must
Exelente video saludos desde chile 🇨🇱 💪💪💪
Dude, thanks for this and the many other videos you have done. Watched so many, love the 2ZZ and the skills you have. I'm not sure if I have an issue with this chain cover gasket or the chain tensioner o ring. I have lots of oil all over the belt tensioner cylinder and below on the PS pump. I can't see myself ever doing this job if it's a chain cover gasket issue, far too overwhelming. Do you think stop leak additives would freshen up the gasket? I'd like to keep my C-XRS, love the car, but it's not looking so good lately with the list of issues it has.
i wouldn't use any stop leaks, just get it done right and find a reputable shop.
It's like a friggin Alfred Hitchcock movie. Lol
hahahah lol nice
Wow. I would've definitely changed the o ring on the tensioner. Sure it can be done in the car....but you gotta jack up the motor, loosen/remove the belt tensioner. But of a pain compared to out of the car.
Jack up the motor? What the hell are you doing???? I guess I gotta do a video on this...
2zzlow at least in a matrix. Maybe not in a celica? I've not done it...but you can't get the chain tensioner out without getting the belt tensioner out of the way. And you can't get the belt tensioner off without the engine being jacked up a bit as one of the bolts doesn't clear.
I’ll make a video. Done it on both xrs and celica without having to even remove the belt tensioner.
No shit? Hmm...
That glove trick is incredible. Like... holy crap its so obvious but also not at all.
lmao!
Hey bro would you please be able to make a list of parts recommended to change when doing a timing cover reseal?
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If you ever get the chance, could you do a video on changing the timing chain cover gasket on a celica when the engine is in the car?
That’s next, I gotta do it on the $900 Celica GT-S also
@@2zzlow perfect, my 2zz is leaking quite a bit haha
@@2zz700 same bruhh
Mine leaks worse when I drive it less and especially in the winter months. Assuming it's the timing cover. Probably the chain tensioner also. And valve cover. Lol. Have all those parts just ain't done it yet. Well....not the gaskets/seal for the chain cover.
its a must for those gaskets to be replaced
The o-ring on the timing chain tensioner eventually leak. I assume they shrink and they are not tight to begin with. It is a design defect in my opinion. It should be standard maintenance.
yes they do, I thought i had the o ring but turns out i didn't which is why i didn't install a new one. they go flat all around and they eventually seep oil through.
Can the exhaust manifold be removed while the engine is in the car? Also how do you remove the vvti valve. I remove the bolt but it seems like it is glued into the head.
Yes I have an updated video on the process. Must be rtv installed by someone else because it’s only an aluminum gasket holding it on
is this the A front timing front gasket right? I noticed the B front gasket is for the water pump
they call the water pump inner gasket a B timing cover gasket
does the chain cover have anything to do with engine mount? ive done an engine swap and im having diffilcuties fitting the mount. Golf MK6 GT
I actually heard you mention motor mount...so im guessing thats the part im having trouble with fitting in.
the engine mount is attached to the side of the engine and it needs to come off to remove the timing chain cover.
How much do you charge for this job?
Is it possible to do a timing chain on a 1zz fe without pulling the motor out?
yes ive done it
@@2zzlow Yeah me too 3 weeks ago 😅
My timing chain tensioner is leaking I tried to replace it and one of the bolts that holds it down snapped off now it's hanging by one what should I do
the problem with that there is no space behind the engine to get a drill and use an easy out. maybe if you get an angle drill? look up easy out.
Bro you are awesome 👏! I wish I had a garage and then I can do my own repairs 😎 now live in a condo 🙄🤦🏻♂️. So the easy way to replace the timing belt cover gasket is taking the engine out? Or there’s another way 🤔
I dont have a garage bro, literally working in my back yard porch. Damn a condo, yea sucks and some cities dont allow people to work on their cars on the streets. Any 2ZZ 04 and up you need to pull the engine out or drop the exhaust manifold out of the car. 2000-03 2zz you can do it with the engine in the car.
2zzlow so primarily because of that smog pipe? And to delete that pipe (I have an 04 with 03 ecu) you have to remove the exhaust manifold?
That smog pipe wraps around the timing chain cover and needs to be removed. I have made a recent discovery that you can remove the exhaust manifold from the engine and get it out of the way to get the job done with the engine In the car
2zzlow ok thanks. So if I wanted to delete that pipe I need to remove the exhaust manifold right? I been thinking about replacing the exhaust donut. Would maybe do the exhaust manifold gasket too so considering deleting the pipe.
@@AmeriFanPicker what do you guys mean by "deleting the pipe"?
Aw man! Do I really have to remove the exhaust manifold?
for 04+ 2zz yes
Is there a way to remove the manifold with engine in the car ?
Remove the valve cover and unbolt exhaust manifold from mid pipe
Xrs 05 Mine is leaking too little bit 🙄😎 by that area timing belt gasket 🤦🏻♂️ help me 🤣
Its a very slow leak, not something that needs to be done asap. you gotta do it eventually tho.
Is there a water pump gasket? Must be
yes indeed. both inner and outer
Where u located bro??
Central California
so much engine varnish. didnt have enough oil changes or didnt use synthetic oil. very bad
ive seen worse.
Do you have video of putting the timing chain?
to install a new timing chain tensioner, the dealer told me I had to make sure the engine was at top dead center. Is this true?
No, never done that. Just make sure the tensioner is released before stating the engine or you will jump a tooth and possibly bend a valve
2zzlow thanks, at 215k miles. It started leaking and wanna put in a new one tomorrow.
Chow?
Yes pure chow
🍺 🔓
thanks!