How to Replace Timing Belt and Water Pump 92-01 Toyota Camry Sedan
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2016
- 1A Auto shows you how to remove, install, change a worn out, damaged, or broken timing belt. This video is applicable to the 02, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 Toyota Camry.
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Can I replace just the rubber gasket out the old oil pump
Oil pump bearing is ok no play
How would you change the timing belt on a eclipse 2002 Spyder GT
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Uuuuuh I'm pretty sure if you rotate the timing belt with the tensioner pulley NOT applying tension, the belt will slip and you will no longer be in sync with the crank arm... BAD
This is what I like about these guys: no camera shaking, no personal family comments and just straight to the problem fix. Thanks 1A.
You guys skipped all the cursing and swearing when getting to those hard to reach bolts lol
and losing a 10mm
Seriously dude, those two dogbone bolt were killer. Extended milwauke 3/8 ratchet would have came in clutch. I only had the standard one.
@@jakobgrey breaker bar did the job for me just took forever to get them off 😂
Hahaha no kidding
@@jakobgrey I have the half inch Milwaukee impact. About to start this job I just took the lug nuts off on setting one 1 I can't wait to see what else thing can do
Great video. Don't forget to install timing belt retaining washer between crankshaft sprocket and harmonic balancer. I noticed he forgot to install it in this video. If you forget this, the harmonic balancer will sit too far back and the serpentine belt will not line up on pulleys correctly.
Nice catch I noticed it too, 24:15. 👍
All who watch this please be aware that he did not install the timing belt retaining washer before installing the timing cover and harmonic balancer. Youll be sitting there wondering why things arent lining up until you read this and then youll need to get that puller back out.
Well the one thing I definitely learned from this video was that I don't want to do this repair anymore 😂😒
You aint lying lol
I feel the pain on this. might just bite the bullet and get a pro for it.
Liam Darden I did $550 not bad
after about 15 minutes into the video, I decided to pass
Same, only saving $200ish doing myself but this is such a pain in the ass and hard to get to that I'd rather pay the extra cost for someone else to take 3-4 hours doing it lol. Generally I enjoy fixing things myself but this is one of the more annoying things that could really bite you in the ass later if it isn't perfect
Few things to add to this great video: Torque crankshaft pulley bolt to 80 ft-lbs and also camshaft sprocket bolt to 40 ft-lbs with aid of a pulley holder in case of replacing camshaft seal. Highly recommended to replace both seals and also oil pump seal, o-ring and gasket during this effort.
Replace oil pump as well ya think?
I appreciate the fact that there's no unnecessary talking such as joking,profanity, drama,etc.Hes all business.
These guys make one of the best DIY videos and that's why I always source their parts to show them my appreciation for their videos.
Very Thorough video; by far the best video I have seen in terms of explanation and procedure. You guys are great.
You guys took the time to make a video, thank you
I am definitely ordering my parts from you because of this video.
I love your videos! Whenever I want to try a car repair for my 1993 Camry Wagon, you guys come up first on the search list!
10/10, really great video. Appreciate you guys showing the reassembly as well; a lot of these fix videos will get the new part on and end it there, for how complicated this fix is, showing the reassembly goes a long way.
Great videos. Thank you. Please keep them coming, especially videos for part replacements on vehicles from the 80's and 90's.
+Will Bernd Thanks for watching. 1aauto.com
Will be ordering the timing kit for 2000 Toyota Camry at this moment for the simple fact that you made this video. Thank you.
+Joseph Chavis Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Great video (I did this same procedure myself four years ago (2016) on my '95 w/345K miles on it and a broken belt, did complete kit w/all seals)!
However, you guys SHOULD have done this video to INCLUDE R/R of the crank main seal, oil pump shaft seal, oil pump cover seal and the camshaft seal. Replacing all seals every other belt change (especially the oil pump cover seal) is pretty much mandatory. Also, replacing the thermostat cover is not necessary unless it's cracked/damaged, a kit with the water pump w/o the t-stat cover saves money, labor and time!
Diving back in in a few minutes to finish tearing down my daughter's '97 Camry for a belt kit w/seals and w/p, her timing belt just broke at 190K (bought the car used last fall with 179K and unsure of belt status, was going to change it out next month (April) when warmer out. So much for best laid plans!) Just watched the video for a refresher for the memory.
+Husker65td Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
I agree, this is best time to replace the oil seals, as my newly acquired 99 Camry with 226k miles leak oil from this area. The previous owner said the timing belt was replaced, and now to replace the seals, one has to repeat all the labor once more.
Incredible detailed repair , now I know why I took it to my mechanic for a timing belt change .
This is the absolute best video on replacing this timing belt. Wish he had done the oil pump seal and gasket. Thanks
Nice video, I have grown real skeptic of auto shops telling that they will replace parts, but put back the old stuff and charge for it !!. Great help for DYI projects.
+Guru H Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
Great video and thanks for the informative instructions. Will be working on this project with my son on his 1997 Camry.
Thanks guys for the video, great camera work and commentary,it made the job so much easier!!
Great instructional video! Finished mine today and everything went well. Only thing I had troubles with was getting the harmonic balancer bolt off. Ended up putting a 1/2” ratchet up against the frame and quickly hit the key to start it. Bolt came off and everything went well. Thanks to this video for the successful job done!
Leakage is the most common failure of most automotive water pumps. The main reason for leakage is that the seal is not in place, so that the cooling fluid infiltrates into the bearing of the pump, which flushes the lubricant on the bearing, leading to bearing damage. Such leakage belongs to internal leakage. External leakage is also the main cause of pump damage, including aging caused by long-term use of engine seals and gaskets, internal leakage of heater, leakage of oil cooler and so on.
thank you team. I have half done and this video gave me a lot of peace with what's to come. I appreciate you guys
Excellent video. Have no idea how those mechanics do this in couple of hours, took me a few days. My 2000 V6 was a little different, need to fabricate a special tool to release the tension. Old belt and water pump look like it could go for another 100,000 miles. Bought OEM, don't need to do it again or chase the right parts.
Three things:
1. Why is it so important NOT to turn the engine counterclockwise while setting the timing?
2. What is the significance behind the 1 & 7/8 turn before torquing the tensioner pulley?
3. The timing marks will will only align when rotating twice because cylinders 1 & 3 fire at the same time. And to correctly check if the timing is correct everything is aligned with TDC to #1 cylinder for the project. Correct? I ask all three questions because if it is a non interference engine, then what does any of the first two question subjects matter?
i just installed the timing belt on my 2001 Camry, Thanks to you. And CZcams.. 😎
what an awsome video .. my belt just broke on my 99 camry .. will tackle this myself i think .. good thing its a non interference engine .. thanks
Thanks for sharing this well
done and explained vid. I would have ordered the timing kit and water pump from you guys at 1AAUTO but I needed it right away. Thank you
Did your timing belt break while driving and if so did just replacing the timing belt and water pump fix the issue
I heard these engines are non interference so if the timing belt breaks, you won’t move on the road but the engine is still safe.
Good job love your videos and parts.I do have a oil leak in this area.the crank and cam seals were not done.Any special tools to do them and do you have the seals.
A great video. He should have checked his timing Mark's again after using the impact wrench to remove the balancer.
Great educational video, great job I'll be having a go at my 99 Toyota Camry see how I go
How did it go?
Tony is a great choice to the repairs in the videos.
You guys are great.
Great teacher
I justvwant say thank you for this video it help a lot when I replaced my timing belt it saved a lot of money thank you guys are best
+miklos ucha Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them: www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
I did a 1996 4 cylinder highly recommended couple things.
Change all oil seals or at least the one on the crankshaft and the camshaft if you can.
Before I remove the timing belt, I cleaned off the edge of the belt, where it meets the cam gear and the crank gear.
Using some brake clean wipe it off real good and then I took some paint fast drying fingernail polish paint in made two hash marks on the edge of the belt and on the crank in the cam gear so if I had to put it back together line it up I could use those jewel marks on each Gear to re- correct it.
And lastly it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to go to Harbor Freight and pick yourself up a oil seal install Kit of some kind in order to put them back in squarely so you don't beat him up when you put them in.
An extra $40 or so, and once you got it you got it forever!
Great video. Thanks. May i say this engine series is a non interference design, the engine is not damaged by timing belt failure, just tow car to shop and replace timing belt parts as needed.
Has anyone noticed that most DIY's 1Aauto videos are usually 4 cylinders?
Because 6 cylinders are way more difficult and time consuming.
Kelvin David they have a video doing the timing belt on Honda Pilot 2005 and its 6 cylinders
Great video. Used this a lot to do the same job on my 99 Camry.
Richard Christensen
How did you get the top timing cover out?
Mine can’t seem to clear the gap between the gears and the frame.
Can you use this for the 3.0L V6?
Thank you!!
What a helpful video!!!
Thank you!!!
excellent video from a true professional
Great video! Thank you very much!
With all those oil leaks on this motor, hopefully they fixed those. That oil will contaminate the timing belt and cause it to fail prematurely.
Great teacher.
Thank you
thank you very much 1a team but really hard work
Wow! This job looks so simple, when compared to the v6!
+Brock Turner Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
Great videos. Mine is a 6 cylinder '96 Camry. Will I basically see the same mechanicals/steps/procedures on mine? Thanks much!
+s. fitz Thank you for checking us out. Most of the steps in the procedure will be the same between a 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder, but there are a few differences because of the larger engine. 1aauto.com
I have noticed that you do not mention the dust shield behind the harmonic balancer or the gaskets that SHOULD be applied to the back of the timing covers.
I made an error in my last comment. Apparently, the two holes in the arms of the harmonic balancer can be different sizes. Why? I don't know. I just had one that used M5 X 0.80 pitch threads and another with M6 X 1.00 pitch threads. I triple checked and they were indeed different even though the two identical 1999 Japanese built Camry LE cars were made only three weeks apart. Amazing! (すごい/Sugoi).
just finished replacing the timing belt on my 92 . i couldnt get the crank timing mark to line up exactly at 0. it wanted to kind of spring into place at the five degree mark and if i tried to go to zero it would jump way past it was feeling impossible to get it to zero and since it felt like it wanted to be at 5 ... i sent it. its running fine, thanks for the help.
Glad I had mine done..It looks like a pain in the you know what...My oil pump was also bad..That cost bucks.
Removing cooling expansion tank makes the job easier.
To remove pump assembly (with cover) from the engine only 3 bolts needed to be removed
+mkrp4 Thank you for checking us out, as well as the advice. This will certainly assist other viewers complete the replacement in a timely fashion. 1aauto.com
what is the cooling expansion tank?
Forgive Repent connected to the radiator. It holds coolant in addition to the radiator. I guess the coolant can expand and if so it goes into the tank in case. And it holds extra.:d
I'll order any parts from you guys because you do awesome work👍
+johnasap777 Thanks for watching, glad you may be purchasing from us in the future! If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
Thanks for the video this has helped me a lot. I’ll make sure to support your store.
+Matt’s Models Thank you for your feedback and your business!
good video you made it look so easy but when you do this all the time its second nature good job
+scottymizzo415 Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
This video helps in discouraging people doing mechanic
Great video thank you viejo. .........
nice video! do you guys have the part showing the cam seal replacement (if it was replaced)?
I now know that I have changed my mind about doing it myself, it's way too complicated for me, and probably for most unprofessional do it yourself, wanna be nachanics. Lol
Great video & great master mechanic the best video about this subject & you gave a lot of important details will help who ever see this perfect video , thank you very much.
+mason tymenson Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
As another commenter said, now is a good time to replace the oil seals, as my newly acquired 99 Camry with 226k miles leaks oil from this area. The previous owner said the timing belt was replaced, and now to repair the seals, one has to repeat the same labor again.
Worked like a charm, except the temperature gauge climbs to high, Fans are on and I added antifreeze. I think I should remove the thermostat. It is also new, along with the water pump.
If you’re not supposed to turn the harmonic balance how can you take off the bolt? Does the impact just spin too fast for it to move? Sorry if the questions dumb, I don’t have an impact and don’t wanna ruin my Camry😂
Very good job .thank you for your work hard and give as a perfect information about this car .
+hussam abo saef al jamale Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com
I'm very impressed with you job you do I'm watching every video thanks Frank from Australia
+Mili Hoti Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
great informative video , but your forgot to mention before installing the lower cover to Make Sure To Install the Keyed Belt Guide Thin Washer Over The Crankshaft Hub-my opinion Very Essential Item!!
Awesome😀. Noticed two different oil filters 🤔🤪. Will be using this for my next task😀
Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com +Chris Phillips
It would be great if you gave the price for the kit
I realize that as time goes on that number will change
Ball park figure is good enough for us diy guys to determine wether or not it is worth the effort on what looks like a pretty involved job
Thanks for the videos you create
I have done most of my own maintenance work and I really appreciate your well done videos
You take 99% of the guess work out of the job
I don’t want to say it’s fun but it is much more enjoyable having a video to reference back to
Thanks again
+Chris Haan Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
I thought one would want to replace the Camshaft seal and the Crankshaft seal.
If they are old.
My motto, do it now or do it later
or as long as i'm in here
also the oil pump gasket and seal
When bleeding the cooling system, can you just put the radiator cap back on and let it bleed into the reservoir?
Thanks for posting the video, guys. The Haynes for the Camry is terrible, but your video explained everything.
Just pour coolant through the radiator when the water pump suck up the cooolant add more
Thanks guys i enjoy yall videos i have learned how to do my own brakes & rotors, changing tie rod ends and installing my alternator but not sure if i will try this repair myself might just leave this one to the pros
Thanks for the video man!!
+Stank Montana Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
gracias buen video
Con mucho gusto
Julian D
Those two holes in the pulley are for M6 x 1.25 thread pitch. A normal harmonic pulley removal tool will work if you get bolts with those threads. It is also possible to run a tap through the existing holes and create threads with a more common pitch.
+O Darn Thanks for the tip!
all cars I work on, I put a bit of grease on all bolts, on the pulleys, and on the cv-axle schlitzes. No water, no rust, easy to remove, and easy to tighten. On a couple occasions I used these two holes to fix the harmonic balancer in order to loosen the big nut. However, these are 6 mm, and very deep. If I need to, I shall drill to 7.2 mm and re-tap it to 8x1.25.
I felt I was being sold, but soon fellt more trust. Well that was a sweet belt and pump repair. Parked the car, went to CZcams, 1A Auto, Changed into some better clothes and shoes, wrote all the tools needed. Parts list. Noting steps. Raided the refrigerator Got my fluids level up. And begin...... 37 minutes later...... Completed ....... Mission accomplished. I am done, saw THE WHOLE VIDEO, even a few silly commercials. Now like so many of you commenters. I Don't want to screw it up and now have acute 68+ mechanical anxiety. Should I spend even a lower $50x5 rate or hear worse. Sure if I take a full day. I can save maybe $300, but Its Nov 1 and shorter light hours can I be done in 1 day. Will I not break anything? I have done similar on Kia a year ago. I just hate crawling. This i as bad as choosing a tooth to loose. or filling in for a groom at a wedding and honeymoon, and I have seen the bride on the A1 repair video.
Around about 14:25 I stopped and went to look at my chase account balance... I have replaced my starter before so I considered replacing the water pump... Smh yeah... No... Chase says that I can afford to pay a professional to handle this one😂so I will happily hand over that few hundred dollars to replace this wp and timing belts. I dont have the patience... But I DO appreciate this video. Its very informative and at least I know what Im paying for. The mechanic quoted me 250.00 and I think thats fair.
+I AM Thanks for checking us out, glad we could at least give you an idea of what this repair would entail! 1aauto.com
Excellent video!
Kit is out of stock....kind of disappointing. Haven't seen a kit elsewhere as complete as this one. I'll keep looking. Very good video, thanks for posting!
thank you Mr Finn for your good work.
+Noel Castillo Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
Like most of the 1AAuto productions, this is a very well done video. Anyone can do this job if they are younger and have flexibility. I've done this job on three Camrys that I have owned. This car is nice and clean and they have a nice indoor shop an every tool required! It's a nasty job if you do not have a lift and if the car is actually driven in bad weather.
I flat out refuse to do this job ever again! When the timing belt finally snaps my car is going to the scrap heap to be reborn as a tuna can or Honda! In the year 2023 the dealer wants no less than ten hours at $127 USD PER HOUR to do that job! My American made POS Camry isn't worth that much! I will go buy another used Japanese built one to replace it. The American built models were trash heaps made with inferior Mexican products and this car was one of them. At 160K its totally done! My 1999 Japanese model went 360K and would still be on the road if not vandalized beyond repair.
NOTE: Use ONLY Toyota red coolant! NEVER EVER USE PRESTONE It will screw up the cooling system for certain! Ask me how I know! It has to do with the metallurgy of the engine versus the chemistry of Prestone products. You've been warned!
Also, the only way to truly bleed the cooling system is either with a pressure system or by raising the front end way up and letting the air burp out. Sometimes, it takes several tries to get it all out. There is a design flaw in the cooling system that creates an air pocket that takes a lot to overcome. The engine may need to idle for over an hour on the more persnickety cars. Been there! Done that! Bought the T-shirt! Got the scars! LOL
FWIW!
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thanks for that detailed info. Great stuff!!
+Sefa O'Reilly Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
I need more information how I do setup the time for the motor please, we appreciate your help, thank you
This guy's very smart. He did it exactly like I did it about three years ago. I have another Camry now and it's nice to have your memory refreshed. I want to change all the seals also.
My advice is, it's best to do everything. That means belt, idler, tensioner, water pump, camshaft seal, oil pump seals, and the crankshaft seal. Use good parts and do it right and you can go 100,000 miles and change on it. Nothing wrong with a timing belt system if you use good parts and install them correctly.
Unfortunately, whoever had my present Camry before me was the victim of an M.M. job and now I have to fix it right myself. "M.M." is an allusion to that iconic cartoon mouse. Nothing against cartoon mice, mind you. But when you do a quick and incomplete job, that's what it's called.
Could be engine oil filter be removed for better access? Or is there a disadvantage to doing so?
Very helpful every step of the way.
After installing the timing belt and removing slack. Im noticing that the crankshaft pulley timing mark is aligned right. But the camshaft mark IS NOT IN ALIGNMENT. ITS CONSISTENLY FORWARD BY 2 inches or so...again this is when the harmonic balancer is at the zero mark. Is this okay?
Im referring to the 'camshaft gear'...the camshaft gear hole is past the camshaft vertical notch/camshaft seal area. ie. on every 2nd complete 360 degree turn of the crankshaft gear...the camshaft hole is at 1 o' clock versus the camshaft vertical mark which is 12 0'clock. I want to know can the car still run okay despite this?
I can tell that the camshaft marks are off because I made marks with white out before installing the belt. I have not tried to start the engine yet either.
To be honest the car already has 276,000 miles on it. And doesnt have a check engine light or any codes. I decided to replace the belt because It was very loose (yet fully intact. I know how bizarre right?) I bought a kit and changed the water pump, idler pulley, tensioner pulley (I think this was the main culprit, as the spring felt weird and the tensioner pulley had VERY limited movement. Im gearing the bearings inside the tensioner pulley were worn. I checked the records for the previous owner and the timing belt was last replaced at around 185,608 miles, oil pump seals, camshaft seal and crankshaft seals were replaced then too). Yes its toyotas 5sfe engine, If I can get the car to last me another 40,000 miles Ill be more than satfisfied
Can I rotate the camshaft gear counter clockwise about 45 degrees before the camshaft gear TDC#1 timing mark....rationale: so it COULD potentially line up correctly after I reinstall the belt and rotate the crankshaft a few times?
Excellent speaker. Very clear info.
+Tandemwings Thanks for watching. 1aauto.com
Excellent video, The car had no antifreeze.
What's the part beside the camshaft position sensor plug? It plugs in with a rubber cover or sleeve
dammm, good work, I will get these kit from you guys , thank you
+Alfredo A G Thank you very much! Any other viewers interested in purchasing these parts please visit the link below.
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Asked my mechanic if I could do this myself and he started laughing.
James Vegan not that bad of a job. Just follow the instructions and make sure you have all the tools.
Depends if you have will power or not. Lol
Well he knew the answer already just from you asking him
@@EastMenloPark1650 It's an AWFUL job if you are not used to doing things like this.
@@spaceghost8995 I remember that cartoon one of best
great video/thanx
What happens when you happen to turn it counter clockwise? Also after hammering my new harmonic balancer on I put on the belt and starting lining up the timing marks and now my crank won’t turn more than one rotation. It’s just the crank because I took off the belt and turned manually but still only about 380 degrees of rotation.
So I was busy and the water pump replacement took a few separate days. I've misplaced a 12mm bolt on alternator bracket. Any idea what size that is supposed to be?
I did this and the car is running smooth, except the temperature gauge goes all the way to hot. The car is not overheating though. I replaced thermostat but it is still overheating according to gauge. I put the heater on and air comes out warm.
Does it matter how much twisting I do with the timing belt pully? Does it automatically time?
Great video. How much should a mechanic charge to do this in 20023?
Excellent video! My only question is this: Are you supposed to use RTV gasket maker with this water pump? My water pump did not come with a gasket. I installed it without a gasket and now it is leaking. Thanks.
+intercomtken Hello, and thanks for watching! Water pumps do not require you to use RTV gasket maker. All water pumps should come with a gasket, that will keep it from leaking. If you look at this kit on our site you will see it comes with a gasket. www.1aauto.com/toyota-timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump-gates-tckwp199/i/gaeek00001?CZcams&CTA+Comment&QLMP9AYGs
What's the tightening torque for the 19mm bolt for harmonic ballancer?
My mom wants me to do this for her '98 Camry? Shoot me.
What, you don't want to save your mom $600-700 in shop labor and a huge mark up on the parts? You can get a complete, name brand kit w/pump and seals online for less than $100! Some son you are!
Husker65td it’s not that serious bro
@@Husker65td if yer in L.A. I'll do it for you . I need the practice. And it's not that hard