1998 Toyota Corolla 1.8L piston removal

[@Masteradamant]

good to know that the engine doesn't need to be removed. No other videos really show that.

[@brandono.4945]

Thank for this video! About to put new rings on a 2000 Corolla. Only has 98k but oil control rings are bad. Go figure.

[@topinfo_ng]

Thanks for this video. I have been looking for ways to remove my piston without having to remove the whole engine. Your video is well detailed. I wish you have a video where you removed the engine head

[@Slidewxyz]

Dude thank you i need to do this baaad my engine burns mad oil, do you have a video for disassembling the head?

[@dailymechanic6767]

Thank you for watching,I'm sorry I don't have a video of the head disassembly but it pretty straight forward if any questions I can answer them

[@ubidoo9906]

How are you keeping the engine supported? Are the 3 remaining mounts enough to keep up the engine?

[@mosesandrews4381]

I need to know how to do this on my 07 scion tc, it burns oil in a week after oil changes.

[@goldosad9928]

Bro tengo un motor igual y lo quiero repara haces otro video cambiando metalae?

[@dandee28]

Can I remove piston 5 on my 2009 accord v6 manual? There's oil in the piston causing misfire. What's the proper way to do this?

[@kevinfrancisco1730]

At first, i thought the piston you took out is full blood 😆

[@EmeraldEA-FX]

Nice video, very useful

[@dw2843]

Is changing oil 4-5000 miles not good enough? Isn't that what toyota recommends??

[@dw2843]

Asking because you mentioned that in the vid after noticing that it was in bad shape.

[@dailymechanic6767]

I would personally recommend every 2,000 miles for an oil change but that really depends on the type of engine oil your using higher quality oil can last up to 5,000 miles with out harming the engine

[@michaelw937]

size of the bolt ?

[@adrianzamora6785]

What kind of socket you used to remove the piston bolts?

[@Elitx]

did you ever figure this out?

[@adrianzamora6785]

@@Elitx Hello..yes..i used a socket 12 points to remove the piston.i removed only one.the broke one..i bought the socket on ebay..auto parts stores have then but very expensive.

[@tretonflanders]

How did you support the engine during this process?

[@dailymechanic6767]

Sorry for late response I supported the engine with the motor mount,s no need to remove engine or mounts

[@wilsonwichman4847]

@@dailymechanic6767 so we’re you able to leave motor mount on and remove timing cover at the same time?

[@Mojo27564]

Thank you great video

[@johnsimko4920]

Thank You and God Bless YoU " gonna do mine AsAp..burning 1 quart oil per. 150. Miles , John.s

[@dailymechanic6767]

Your very welcome ,and good luck with your project

[@bhushansharma1702]

Very good video

[@samuelbrown2679]

I think this dude is dead? I would like to know a little more info on this process as well.

[@dailymechanic6767]

What else would you like to know about do this job?

[@samuelbrown2679]

You're alive! That is very good. Did you replace the pistons with the upgraded ones? My car is burning MASSIVE amounts of oil. Like 1 quart every 65 miles....

[@dailymechanic6767]

Sorry for the late reply,I didn't replace the Piston,s they were within spec I just replaced the Piston rings and honed the cylinder walls so the new Piston rings seal properly, pistons only need to be replaced if damaged or out of spec or if you just want new ones if you're using as a race car I would recommend new pistons,I have videos of the Piston Ring removal and installation on my channel

[@dailymechanic6767]

Is it really smoking when cold start up like in the morning but ok driving or does it smoke bad at start and driving

[@samuelbrown2679]

@@dailymechanic6767 smokes all the time. Pretty badly.

[@springer-qb4dv]

Old toyota engines were so easy - just drop the oil pan and piston rods are right there. Much more work with newer toyota engines to get to piston rods.

[@chaddgilmaney]

going to do my toyota 1999 gle, stage 2 pistons, car has 8002612km on her, have done rings but barrel is so worn so we machined it and now fixing my baby, doing all thework myself,

[@steve0680657]

4:20 you say "they were probably doing changes in 4,000-5,000 miles", however that would be just HALF the recommended oil change frequency of 10,000 miles. Why do so many Americans think oil needs changing so often!? Come to Europe we change every 10,000 miles earliest (and that's if we're not busy living life).

[@Elitx]

why do europeans classify all americans together as if we all do the same things

[@steve0680657]

@@Elitx not all Americans. But enough to result in hundreds of misguided KZbin videos

[@Elitx]

@@steve0680657 hundreds of youtube videos compared to the 300 million+ ppl in the us

[@steve0680657]

@@Elitx yes. Makes sense.