1998-2008 Toyota Corolla changing a Timing chain Cover Gasket
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1998-2008 Toyota Corolla changing a Timing chain Cover Gasket
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Excellent work Peter!
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Hello Peter thank you for the video.. do you recommend to change timing chain and camshaft sprocket and crankshaft sprocket while changing the gasket since it is a long process job ?? Or not necessary?
Great video Peter. I have a 2006 Corolla and it's leaking oil around the chain cover. With this video tutorial I'll be able to do the job. Thank you my friend.
Thanks 😀👍
Hi! So you have to pull the engine out? Thanks!
Great video and great work
Thank you very much!
Nice work sir, love you from saudia.
Many many thanks
As a mechanic who works on various makes and models of cars I can't even count how many oil leaks I've diagnosed and the problem ends up being those Timing Chain Covers. They're a very common oil leak issue. I hope with these newer cars, manufacturers learned how to combat that better. I'm talking to you Ford and Toyota especially.
Good comment 👍
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My guess is it would be to either help stop harmonics or to reduce cavitation
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Thanks my Friend. 😃👍
Is it necessary to remove the engine from that car to replace the timing chain cover gasket and the timing chain tensioner oil seal?
No, you don't need to remove the whole engine. The video is shown for people to see in 3D.
Hey Peter love your videos! Could you possible do one on replacing the keyless locking system in a 1998 plus corolla?
I will try to do video. 👍😁
How long does it take to change the gasket?
Is it necessary to remove the engine from that car to replace the timing chain cover gasket and the timing chain
Yes
Wow, this is a long work process! No wonder why it costs over $1000 at a shop for this.
I’m California. Toyota dealer quoted me $1,700.00
@@bloodangel9489 In Va, getting mine fixed right now $2500. luckily warranty is paying for it.
In Seattle they are asking $2500 😭
Do you have also video's about toyota yaris en auris hybrid?
Good idea 👍😃
I realy appreciate it.
Mr Finn, I got an error (check engine) "P0170 Fuel Compensation" at Toyota Corolla 1.4 vvti from 2001.
Please could you help me to resolve the problem?
Try replacing the intake manifold gasket and the valve cover gasket. It could also be leaking fuel injector o-rings.
Hey how do u remove the 19mm crank bolt ,with out the motor turning over ?
You have to insert gear to one. 👍👍
What if you don't want to remove the engine. Impact wrench is your friend?
Yes
Using a Brillo pad would be a lot easier. Adding a little contact cleaner on the Brillo pad will make it even easier.
Happy to help 👍😀
Does the engine have to come out
yes
Scotchbrite pad might have been easier.
Good info !
That cover is still extremely dirty! A lot of old silicone sealer still trapped & visible on the cover. The way you use the knife on the aluminium cover is also very scary. You can easily cause indents with that knife all over the cover. What a poor job!
Great to hear!
Definitely don’t scrape the basket off like that just go to harbor freight or something and get a cheap wire brush
Thanks for comment. 😃
I wish I was with you 😔
Thanks and Greetings to You ! 😃
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Thank you very much!
Use Soap and a paint 🖌️ brushes to remove the 🟤
Noted 👍
La forma de trabajar de este señor no sirve observen en la suciedad que esta poniendo el nuevo silicon, para poner el nuevo silicon en estos trabajos tiene que ser completamente limpios en especial cuando es silicon este caballero es como la gente dominicana los llaman CHAPUSERO. o sea que trabajan puerco. O que no saben trabajar.
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Bhai log in ki ye video samajh me nahi aayi ho to like kare
Thank You 😀👍
THE PROPER WAY IS TO USE A GASKET SCRAPPER NOT A KNIFE!!!! YOU CAN RUIN SURFACE ,,, ITS A MACHINED SURFACE
Good info !
Why dont you do these jobs why the engine is still sitting in the car!? You always do easy videos..looking for a easy way out.do detailed videos with the engine sitting in the car so we can see how you take off the crankshaft pulley. Be a detailed man.
Noted 👍😀