Timing belt change How?
#1
Timing belt change How?
When I pulled away from the dealership last month I was outraged. They told me that I needed $8k worth of stuff done and that they could not do it in parts that it all had to be done at once. HA.
I live in Vegas and just moved here. I don't know of anyshops so I have decided that I will do the work my self. I have worked on toyotas and chevys and datsuns so it can't be that bad.
Has anyone done a TB before? If so do you have an outline to follow and warnings for me.
thanks
Zach
I live in Vegas and just moved here. I don't know of anyshops so I have decided that I will do the work my self. I have worked on toyotas and chevys and datsuns so it can't be that bad.
Has anyone done a TB before? If so do you have an outline to follow and warnings for me.
thanks
Zach
#4
Search on topic where to buy shop manual on SC or LS forum. I post many answer on where to buy he manual. Carson Toyota is one of them. There are two more listed on this forum as Lexus Dealer parts. Shop for price before you buy. I just bought a 99 LS 400 manual from Carson and it cost me less than $200.
If you worked on engine before, it shouldn't be that difficult for you. Take about 6 hrs for someone with the shop manual.
There is only one dealer here in Vegas... Did you went there????
If you worked on engine before, it shouldn't be that difficult for you. Take about 6 hrs for someone with the shop manual.
There is only one dealer here in Vegas... Did you went there????
#5
Re: where can I get a shop manual?
Originally posted by zhcollom
where can I get a shop manual.
the local parts stores don't carry them.
where can I get a shop manual.
the local parts stores don't carry them.
#6
Before you get started.....
Zach- Since you don't seem that anxious to proceed with a TB change (and who can blame you?), be sure that you really need to change it out before doing so. I would not take that dealership's word for it- they are a bit biased, you know?
If you'll do a search you'll see that there are lots of posts on CL of TB's lasting far beyond their recommended change intervals, and the belt's condition is easily checked by removing a few covers.
If you'll do a search you'll see that there are lots of posts on CL of TB's lasting far beyond their recommended change intervals, and the belt's condition is easily checked by removing a few covers.
#7
Re: Timing belt change How?
Originally posted by zhcollom
When I pulled away from the dealership last month I was outraged. They told me that I needed $8k worth of stuff done and that they could not do it in parts that it all had to be done at once. HA.
I live in Vegas and just moved here. I don't know of anyshops so I have decided that I will do the work my self. I have worked on toyotas and chevys and datsuns so it can't be that bad.
Has anyone done a TB before? If so do you have an outline to follow and warnings for me.
thanks
Zach
When I pulled away from the dealership last month I was outraged. They told me that I needed $8k worth of stuff done and that they could not do it in parts that it all had to be done at once. HA.
I live in Vegas and just moved here. I don't know of anyshops so I have decided that I will do the work my self. I have worked on toyotas and chevys and datsuns so it can't be that bad.
Has anyone done a TB before? If so do you have an outline to follow and warnings for me.
thanks
Zach
heres the site that can give you a good idea
http://lextreme.com/timing.htm
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