When to replace the seals on a Camry 5sFE engine?
On 5SFE engines with over 100,000 miles, there is a good possibility that the seals on the camshaft, crankshaft and oil pump will be worn. These seals are inexpensive, though time-consuming to replace.
What’s the story on the Toyota Camry engine?
Got offered a 2000 Solara with a blown engine for free. What’s the story on these engines and maybe a good lead on a used or rebuilt replacement? Been a Camry driver for 15 years.
What kind of parts does a Toyota Camry use?
If you want to use Japanese OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts–the parts that Toyota puts its own label on–you will want a Mitsuboshi timing belt, Koyo pulleys, and an Aisin water pump. Other Japanese OEM brands include Denso, NGK, KYB, Akebono, GMB, and Sumoto.
What do you need for a 4cyl Toyota Camry?
A straight 4cyl to 4cyl is drop and install. If you change to a V6 and from auto to stick you will need the engine, transmission, wiring harness, ECU, pedals and assorted bracket and shift hardware and probably radiator, CV joints and hubs if they are similar to my Gen 2 Camry.
What kind of engine does a Toyota Camry have?
The Toyota 5SFE motor is a four-cylinder, 2.2 liter, timing-belt-driven, double overhead cam (DOHC) engine design. This motor is commonly found in the Camry, Celica, MR2 and RAV4 from 1990 to 2001. (For a six-cylinder Camry, see my article on MZFE timing belt replacement). 5SFE timing belt diagram
What causes oil leak in Toyota Camry 5sFE?
Oil leaks from the vicinity of the passenger-side front wheel may indicate a need to replace the timing belt and seals. The 5SFE is a “non-interference” engine, meaning that if the belt breaks while the car is running, the valves and pistons are unlikely to be damaged.
What to do if your Toyota Camry front mount cracks?
The rubber vibration dampener inside the front mount has a tendency to dry rot and crack with age. A simple test is to “blip” the engine (turn it on for an instant), with the transmission in gear, while keeping your foot on the brake. If the engine lifts up and settles back down, a new front mount may be in order.
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