1997 - 2001 Toyota 2.2L 5S- FE Engine Timing Belt 90K Scheduled Service Replacement (Camry)

In this 90K mile / 72 month regularly scheduled maintenance type repair video we will go over the Toyota factory shop manual procedure for the timing belt replacement on the 5S-FE 2.2L engine. Along the way we will show how to inspect other parts involved in the procedure for possible replacement. Including the engine moving control rod, power steering belt, generator belt, tensioner pulley and spring, idler pulley, and timing covers and gasket seals.
The car illustrated is a 2000 Toyota Camry CE, but this repair procedure and genuine Toyota part numbers used will apply to all years 1997 thru 2001 with this same 2.2L engine.
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Chapters
0:00 - Procedure overview
1:43 - Service manual disassembly & inspection
8:05 - Removing the generator and drive belt
13:44 - Removing the passenger side wheel and fender apron seal
14:58 - Removing the power steering pump belt
19:15 - Removing the engine control rod, mounting brackets, and grounds
28:07 - Removing the upper timing belt cover
33:03 - Setting the top dead center (TDC) initial timing position
37:48 - Removing the crankshaft pulley, lower timing belt cover and timing belt
51:11 - Removing, cleaning, & inspecting both idler pulleys
57:23 - Service manual installation
1:00:16 - Location of the secondary crankshaft timing marks
1:00:55 - Installing the idler pulleys, tension spring, timing belt, & belt guide
1:06:16 - Installing the lower timing cover & timing cover gasket
1:09:30 - Reinstalling the crankshaft pulley and bolt
1:10:41 - Performing the timing belt valve timing & tensioner torque procedure
1:17:52 - Installing the upper timing cover & both timing cover gaskets
1:20:45 - Reinstalling the engine moving control rod, mounting brackets, and grounds
1:23:15 - Installing the power steering belt and generator
1:25:19 - Torquing the crankshaft pulley bolt
1:25:56 - Installing the generator belt, wiring harness, and adjuster bolt torque
1:27:47 - Testing
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[@DN-ek3mn]

This is a fantastic walkthrough! Thanks for putting it together. I've never done a timing belt before, but looking to do it on a 4S-FE and it should be pretty similar to what you've shown in this video. Much appreciated!!!

[@n6mz]

56:12 the manual shows the spring free length measurement between the inner sides of those bends, you measured the outer sides which probably added those 3.15mm. Even if the free length is OK, changing the spring is cheap insurance. Great work, thanks for the video. (I dread doing this job again!)