Just found your channel. I love your teaching style, excellent video, excellent explanations and tips what to be aware of when doing the job. All around outstanding work creating this instructional video! New subscriber! May God bless you and your loved ones!
Just found this video and it is very descriptive. Good job! I have a 2002 Sienna with 270,000 miles that I just picked up for $800. It seems to run just fine right now but I am probably the 3rd or 4th owner and have no idea when the last time this job was done. Currently there are no oil or coolant leaks. I just have to decide if I want to tackle this job myself. To have a shop do this job would be more than I paid for the van. Thanks again!
Hey I’m planning to take this project on, with my 2003 Avalon, one question however, can I replace the water pump without removing that cover under the camshaft, great walkthrough by the way
I have a 2001 Toyota Avalon xl I’m having overheating problems I’ve already changed the thermostat and radiator cap and both temperature sensor but my needle still runs to the max and my reservoir keeps coming off while I drive can you please make a video for me solving this problem
If I ever get an avalon with the same problems I sure will, but in the meantime you need to find out the source of your overheating issue. Check your fans, make sure you bled the cooling system real well, could be a possible bad cylinder head gasket. Thanks for watching!
Only tip that I would recommend you doing is actually investing in a Milwaukee M18 impact that way you don't have to use the chain ranch and you can just zip it off
Ok your soft spoken NOT LOUD knowledgeable and handsome! Thank u my avy has 222,768 about to have timing belt and water pump replaced as maintenance thank you again for this video.
It's good practice to use a tiny amount of lubricant to put the new oil seals in on the outer of the new seals. Also its good practice to check timing marks with top dead centre on cylinder number one before installing the new timing belt and camshaft sprockets,if the cams moved slightly the timing will be out of sync. It's a fail-safe way of making sure everything is lined up,and check the old timing belt with new one for exact markings-some of the aftermarket brands timing belts I've noticed can be slightly out. I recommend using Aisin water pump kit as it's a oem toyota approved kit.
Is this an interference engine or non-interference? I’m considering purchasing an Avalon with a broken timing belt but I won’t even consider if that means the WHOLE engine needs replacing
Thank you so much for including the part numbers. People normally don’t have attention to detail like that! New sub!
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
You are the only TH-camr uploading the videos I need
Just found your channel. I love your teaching style, excellent video, excellent explanations and tips what to be aware of when doing the job. All around outstanding work creating this instructional video! New subscriber! May God bless you and your loved ones!
Just found this video and it is very descriptive. Good job! I have a 2002 Sienna with 270,000 miles that I just picked up for $800. It seems to run just fine right now but I am probably the 3rd or 4th owner and have no idea when the last time this job was done. Currently there are no oil or coolant leaks. I just have to decide if I want to tackle this job myself. To have a shop do this job would be more than I paid for the van. Thanks again!
Great to hear! At the price you got it for I would want to save as much as possible in repairs, so give it a shot!
Hey I’m planning to take this project on, with my 2003 Avalon, one question however, can I replace the water pump without removing that cover under the camshaft, great walkthrough by the way
Extremely well done👌Sharp tutorial.
Thk U
Just the video I needed to see, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Be Safe, Blessings.
Thank you! Always my pleasure to share knowledge, keep tuning in for more new content.
Thanks for the great video. Is this motor interference or non .Thanks
Thanks for the subscription!
Glad you enjoyed it. This is a non-interference engine.
Thank you sir. Perfect video!!!
Please do more 01 02 Toyota Avalon
Thank you bro
Question if I just replace the water pump seals will this fix the issue?
I don't think so.
He forgot to tell people to luned up the timing marks on the cam sprockets and down at crank pulley b4 removing the timing belt. Just a note.
I have a 2001 Toyota Avalon xl I’m having overheating problems I’ve already changed the thermostat and radiator cap and both temperature sensor but my needle still runs to the max and my reservoir keeps coming off while I drive can you please make a video for me solving this problem
If I ever get an avalon with the same problems I sure will, but in the meantime you need to find out the source of your overheating issue. Check your fans, make sure you bled the cooling system real well, could be a possible bad cylinder head gasket. Thanks for watching!
Only tip that I would recommend you doing is actually investing in a Milwaukee M18 impact that way you don't have to use the chain ranch and you can just zip it off
Angel, I do own a cordless impact I just wanted to give the viewers an idea on how to do it with just hand tools. Thanks for watching!
Ok your soft spoken NOT LOUD knowledgeable and handsome! Thank u my avy has 222,768 about to have timing belt and water pump replaced as maintenance thank you again for this video.
Glad to help
Wrong position on video the belt guide, facing the cup side toward the engine front.
Thanks for watching. But I don't know what you're referring to ?
It's good practice to use a tiny amount of lubricant to put the new oil seals in on the outer of the new seals. Also its good practice to check timing marks with top dead centre on cylinder number one before installing the new timing belt and camshaft sprockets,if the cams moved slightly the timing will be out of sync. It's a fail-safe way of making sure everything is lined up,and check the old timing belt with new one for exact markings-some of the aftermarket brands timing belts I've noticed can be slightly out. I recommend using Aisin water pump kit as it's a oem toyota approved kit.
Is this an interference engine or non-interference?
I’m considering purchasing an Avalon with a broken timing belt but I won’t even consider if that means the WHOLE engine needs replacing
There non
@@codyscott5649 nice! Thank you!
Even with power ratchets this job on 1mfze takes like 5 hours minimum for most pros. Hmmm
Like the video anyways.
With power tools and a car lift I'd be done in two hours.
I call bullshit on the lost footage... 😅
Timing belt installation missing footage..weak
I want to like this video but you lost the most important part of the video
Fair enough, I do apologize for that.
So, just to change the water pump.... I see I don't have to follow all these steps???