Diagnose Replacement Crank Seal Toyota Camry √ Fix it Angel

[@StevenD407]

This is one of the best videos I've ever watched. Straight to the point, detailed footage and no unnecessary talking.

[@FixItAngel]

Thank you brother for the comment.

[@Mavs24]

Agree!!! And its step by step too. Really did a great job.

[@garyscholte518]

W204 1.8 oil seal goes all the way down the shaft is this common

[@followingjesus2064]

I like this guy's videos,doesn't even need to talk,and still shows how it is done.good job.

[@KeroStrength13]

Seriously the best detailed video I've seen in a long time. Props to you sir and the great editing!!

[@truth282]

I've been wishing people would make speechless video. Less talk and more action. We're not looking up these videos to make friends. I appreciate your style.

[@tomshiba51]

I again wasted time looking at other videos that spent more time on talk and special equipment than giving me the simple answer. Thank you for a your explanation on why my Matrix is all oily on the right side of the engine compartment and how to fix it. Simple, quick, and effective.

[@priusgame1178]

Very good video. Came here for help on how to put that crankshaft oil seal without damaging it and you showed perhaps a basic way of doing it but it was straight to the point. Thanks

[@Supermarx1978]

Thanks man! You make it look easy and it really is. In my case actually easier as the harmonic balancer just popped off/on with my bare hands. Too bad I already bought an expensive puller for this job but maybe I’ll get use of it some other time. What really was stuck was the seal it self. Broke me a pair of pliers and seal hooks. That thing deteriorated completely. 19 years and 370k kms sure made its mark.

[@joaquinaguirre2976]

Thank you Mr. Angel. I hope that the car that I would work on it the oil that is falling every where comes from the same place.

[@estrelladelnorte1308]

ingenious with the puller bolts!

[@edcain3676]

I Need This Guy As My Mechanic,Moves Fast & Gets A Lot Done in An Hour !!! LOL

[@isaaczacarias597]

Very nice, it’s pretty explained not a lot of talking. Very professional!!

[@MarzNet256]

Thank you for your excellent videos. They have helped me do several repairs on my 2006 Matrix with 195,000 miles and it still runs perfect.

[@FixItAngel]

welcome brother, please like and subscribe

[@MarzNet256]

@@FixItAngel Done.

[@charlsseal7273]

Awesome. Thanks again for another great video. I just replaced the water pump on my 08 Camry with 2gfre engine. wow it was a long (3 day) job. I should've replaced the crank seal too. But forgot it looked good. Maybe another day I'll change it.

[@rcast22651]

LOL... U make it look so simple, But I love the videos. I am learning a lot. Keep putting them out there, and let's see more of the little daddy's girl pushing the wrench's.

[@billdougan4022]

Great video. You sure make it look easy. I replaced the rear seal on a 2000 Toyota Camry, and that was a lot of fun. 'NOT' 😖

[@ss0abe]

Nice vid bro! My moms pulley jus went out. Gona get it done today thanks for the help 👍👍

[@CraigBMM]

he best part of the whole video is that one handed oiling of that new seal before you put it in .. your a pro .. haha .. nice video

[@tanveerkhan9221]

I wish I live next door I would learn so much of this genius

[@rero6212]

You make it look so easy, well done Sir & thank you for sharing.

[@ChavezDIY]

This is the 'Almazan Kitchen' version of automotive work, awesome video.

[@JamesAutoDude]

That's the same color as mine! Thanks for the awesome video. Luckily mine hasn't done this yet, knock on wood, but at least I know how to fix it now!!

[@aviezek3072]

Thank you for the video. My camry is leaking oil from the same area, but not as bad as this. Now i know what to say when i take this to a workshop.

[@carlosalvarez7496]

excelent video. You should make one organizing your tools and stuff. Will be looking foward on this video, LOL and take care

[@cliffordbodine5834]

All of that and a job well done - all without saying a word!

[@abu-ali-aljehany]

Great video Can you have a a video on crank oil sealers products do they really work and no need for this job

[@rodr686]

Thank God I found your video thanks for the great job no words more actuon!!!

[@smithraymond09029]

Piece of cake when you don't need to take off water pumps and timing belts.

[@atroche1978]

smithraymond09029 yeah I'm getting ready to do my WP, therm, serp and timing belts, idlers, and 2 cam and 1 crank seals on my VW. This job was cake. I'm dreading mine.

[@carsonisbetterthandak30]

@@atroche1978 Next time buy a Toyota

[@sbryann18]

ThePariss333 which car do you recommend buying

[@max41050]

@ThePariss333 . You are either very inept when it comes to working on cars or you're being sarcastic, I don't know about the newer toyotas but the old ones specially the Camrys are the easiest cars to work and very cheap to maintain, try working on a 1998 Pontiac grand am, piece of crap like all the chryslers and GMC cars except for the trucks.

[@huyvuquang9533]

@@max41050 the pariss333 guy has some issues in his head, he keeps repeating comments =))) dont give him any more attention.

[@joet4806]

Thank you for great video! Be well. Please make more videos when time permits you.

[@dannysautorepair]

He's one of the great ones , I love all his videos and music and the jokes he makes hahhaha

[@alvarobaraj]

Thanks for the video. I fix my car in 1hour and i save a lot of money.

[@tubceevxwmlee8328]

I think my Sienna 2008 has the same issue. It leak oil and I don’t even know where they coming from. Will check that today.

[@SALAM4]

Great video of seal replacement

[@djcutz]

Dude you are Genius I just seen you create your own tool on the Spot. You need to patent your idea man fo real!!!!!!!!

[@victorx281]

Fix it angel am your fan, i live in vegas i would like to see you make a video live, just saying man , am just a fan of yours!

[@rayraypuertorico5098]

Very good mechanic

[@spelunkerd]

Love the short clip formatting.

[@rexanderson5458]

Private Brand has a seal tool set for R & R cam and crank seals on OHC engines. EBAY has it.

[@michaeljohnston777]

Thanks so much for this! Man, I'm about to replace the seal on my Girls 2006 Toyota Matrix. Do you know if the procedure is the same? I think it is, but I'm not a professional and it's kinda hard for me to find tutorials on the matrix. Thanks!

[@max41050]

That's why you need to buy Toyota Camry many videos on Camry my favorite car saves me a lot of money on repairs very easy to work on.

[@hooknbook911]

Hey, Angel love ur vids no talking just straight to the point clean work wish u were in Florida lol

[@ronmarquez4259]

This somewhat the problem with my 2004 mustang, only its the rear main seal. I wish u could fix it.

[@hakimalitv6732]

Good job brother From Pakistan

[@PFab]

I normally hate these videos, but you did well. Is there any chance you know the part number or where I can get that harmonic pulley from?

[@andresgarcia4570]

Thank you for the video! I might have to do this to my car!

[@javivivero5119]

Hi Angel, Great vídeo. I have a corolla 2005 and apparently is leaking oil in the same place like the camry that shown in this vídeo, I would like to know if would be the same step to replace the seal in the corolla?

[@hasanalzaabi]

Can u use the same hook tool to pull the crank shaft pulley oil seal on lexus ls430 2004?

[@zoomed66]

Would stop leak of cured this by swelling the seal?

[@mikeh9565]

Nice job brother

[@Allen-bm6tz]

I like your videos. What type of degreaser do you use? How does your driveway look after you rinse off the engine?

[@kevinmaxwell6610]

I offset the seal 1/16 th " so the seal won't go into groves. Sometimes I'll silicone seal to cover because that leaks occasionally.

[@ebuzek3648]

for that groove in the pulley where the seal rides. They make a thin sleeve and glue. You clean the surface area, apply the glue and push the sleeve over it.

[@jazziehuell816]

but you would still need good rubber on the other sides, correct? thats if theyre destroyed. im guessing no replacement for that part.

[@HARJA_MOTOR]

Hello mister, i'm indonesia.. Kita satu propesi 💪

[@BinhtriVu]

Thanks for posting this! I'll be swapping out my crank seal this weekend and this tutorial will be very helpful. Whats the torque spec on that crank bolt?

[@Joserocha-wm9de]

I have same exact car and color , i want to replace all spark plugs , wich brand would you recomend ? Im thinking Denso or NGk ?

[@VictorRodriguez-vt1gy]

Great video. Thanks

[@bbnCRLB]

I think I am going to start collecting tools so I can fix my car by myself.

[@roquegalan5730]

Good job 👍

[@sirmeowcelot]

Nice video . But The two holes in the balancer are for bolts to use as extractor.

[@FixItAngel]

SirMeowcelot thank you, yes that’s right

[@mikemichaels1875]

Great vid. 'Camera work clear.

[@pauljoey7977]

Great job. I just did one. Not too bad.

[@omarhusein3237]

Hi haven’t seen a video in a while hope all is well god bless.

[@alexbonilla7392]

Buen vídeo estoy suscrito

[@segurorico982]

Is this the "REAR" seal or the Front, or it is just one seal? BTW this for a 2003 Camry 2.4L engine.

[@jirojosephesman8175]

Hi again..when are you gonna do your sienna timing belt change thx

[@RoySki007]

Did that broken pulley cause the engine to shake?

[@rudysison9010]

Have you replaced crankshaft seal 2005 pt cruiser?

[@FixItAngel]

sorry rudy i have not done that

[@gosselinproducts]

Well done... you made it look easy

[@FixItAngel]

Hi Craig, thank you. Easy only if you have the right tools. have a nice day.

[@kevinbrislawn5918]

He's an amazing guy- he even cleans up the crap underneath..how many mechanics go that far?

[@tecnocaroficinamecanica9173]

Parabéns amigo em bora seus vídeos sejam simples mais muito bom as dicas como essa do sacador da polia virabrequim

[@12vgs8606]

Fabulous video and a first rate job!

[@rmg2344]

Nice custom tool angel

[@671guamnevermindroad9]

Thanks Par🤙🏽

[@Tom-pb3hu]

I don't know if anyone has asked you about this yet. In reference to the 3m silicone gease. Like anybody else who has worked on vehicles, I have used silicone for gaskets, etc. And have used dielectric grease in electrical applications. What I don't know is if you used that particular product because it is both silicone and dielectric, or because you already had it on hand. I can only find it in the 8 oz and it cost between 25 and 35 dollars depending on where you buy it. I have permatex 100% silicone products already and I have dielectric grease. I don't want to buy that product for a single use unless it's necessary. Also, I am guessing that, short of buying a new Harmonic Balancer, it is a temporary fix. Have you done this before? and have you had any feedback on how long it lasts, ie. You did this job 4 years ago, has the person who owns the car had any leak problems? Thanks

[@BenjimenAnderson]

I love this video thanks so much for making it. You did a great job!!!!!

[@GERRARD9292]

so~~good~~ btw U cann`t use homonic balancer puller? need special tool like u?

[@putokmoekoy]

Thank you for the videos you make. It helps people like me save money by DIY repairs and encourages average Joe to get down and dirty to learn how to fix. Also helps you stay busy and occupied. By the way, island boy right here too. I lived in Oahu for 15 years but now residing in Washington. Thanks Braddah for sharing! Aloha! 😉

[@VedafoneYT]

Hello Sir; I have a question, why harmonic balancers are used and why they have 2 metal pulleys jointed with rubber in the middle, why they can't be one metal part like other cars.

[@mistermaster1945]

did you using dye lite for cooling system into engine oil?? is that ok??

[@hjkjccdggjhvb]

is scion the same process ?

[@BlastReadingSeries]

What causes this crank seal to give out? On P80 Volvos, you only ever develop a seal leak if you don't service the PCV and create a lot of back pressure? Did this vehicle have a bad PCV system? Poor oil change intervals? Or just one of those things that occurs with these cars? Many thanks, Angel!

[@BlastReadingSeries]

Thanks for the reply, man!

[@gfriedman99]

You actually make a great point. In the video this car had oil all over the place. Very indicative of blocked pcv. Really should check the pcv or else it will keep leaking from other places maybe even the new seal too.

[@Gevans5472]

Angel. Nice video. What causes a harmonic balancer to wear out?

[@leonwedgwood106]

Fantastic! Thank you!

[@ricardocapili6509]

hi kabayan ,anong sealant sir ang pinahid nyo sa fulley,thanks

[@RobertoHernandez-cz5pb]

Good job I learned thanks you .

[@arjuna00]

Brilliant work. Thank you

[@pyaralibhatti7620]

Good work

[@efrensaclolo7021]

Angel, Is that same procedure on 2002 Honda Accord?

[@សេងហុក-ត7ថ]

Good job brother

[@kevinbrislawn5918]

Angel, what is that lubricant that you put on the harmonic balancer? some sort of silicone grease?

[@gfriedman99]

Looked like oil

[@alfredchow2677]

Where does the solvent go when you hose down the degreaser ???

[@mohdiqbal1289]

Very nice 👍

[@Leo-cb8jp]

Is this a typical problem on 2003 Camrys?

[@michaelovitch]

Looks like those pulleys have a problem of manufacturing. Being that dug by a seal is pretty bad. Generally you can see that on very,very high mileage engines

[@sinohoeung8282]

How long do you think it will last? Good job

[@FixItAngel]

Sino Hoeung honestly I do not know. Thank you

[@jaredjochico3960]

@fixitangel can we mix the detection dye in the transmission oil? My toyota wigo m/t is leaking oil splash at the bottom am not sure if its oil seal of axle shaft. Answer is appreciated tnx . BTW im no pro just diyer.

[@FixItAngel]

Jared Jochico hi Jared, yes you can do that.

[@hasanalzaabi]

Luv ur work man👌👏👌👏👌👏

[@pootychange00]

So I have a main seal leak and need to remove the transmission to repair. Is this as difficult as it sounds? Do you have a vid for it? Also are you aware of issues with stripped threads or something like that replacing head gaskets on 2002-2006 camrys?

[@FixItAngel]

yes rear main seal is difficult. you will need to drop the subframe to remove the trans to get to the seal. So sorry no video. also i don't know anything about stripped threads on those years.

[@pootychange00]

Fix It Angel do you think an amateur DIYer can do this solo? Its not a bad leak, but I know it's going to get worse. I loos about a qrt in a month in a half.

[@VENUEATHENS]

very cool! thanks for sharing. Will this also work for 2000 Toyota Sienna? it seems to be same type setup.. Also any torque specs for the bolt on harmonic balancer?

[@FixItAngel]

Hi Tony, not same setup, Sienna is a V6. Just remove the belts. Torque spec is 158 foot pounds. but you will need a chain wrench to hold the balancer to torque it. Thanks for asking.

[@VENUEATHENS]

Thanks for great feedback.. I'm working on the inner cv joint right now, it has the same issue as your previous sienna video. The inner boot has torn. Tried to get the front joint off with puller, but it won't budge. I wanted to remove the front joint to slide the inner boot over the shaft and on to the inner joint/flange then repack with grease. I am doing this with the rest of axle still in van. But it seems like the axle must come out completely if i am to make any progress. The inner/outter joints seem really hard to service. Perhaps Toyota intended for a new axle to be replaced when boot rip? My Audi A4 was so easy to service in this regard.

[@FixItAngel]

Welcome, you better off replacing the whole axle. From my experience working at the dealer and doing many cv boots, it's cheaper to buy new with a lifetime warranty from your local parts store. And you get less messy with all that grease. And time not wasted. Have a nice day.

[@VENUEATHENS]

Fix It Angel yes I have already purchased a boot kit unfortunately for the inner joint! Lol do you know if there is a way to separate that inner joint from its flange so only the shaft holding the inner and outer joint is out, and the rest of the shaft and inner flange that holds inner joint from the carrier bearing to the trans can stay in..? Man if I can some how make this work it will be great help.. It's my dads van, and we're on bit of tight budget right now for whole new axle.. :l

[@FixItAngel]

Sorry there is know way to separate it. I have never done it. You will have to remove the whole axle to replace the boot.

[@ReflexTennis]

Hi Fix it angel! I changed the valve cover gasket and the crankshaft seal already. It still leaks oil...do you know where else that this could be leaking?

[@FixItAngel]

danzo0087 hi, your timing chain cover. It needs to be resealed.

[@ReflexTennis]

@@FixItAngel Thank you!!!

[@borilopez8581]

GREAT JOB LIKE ALWAYS!!!!

[@FixItAngel]

Thank you Bori, I always try to do a good job. It helps when you leave great comments. Have a nice day.

[@borilopez8581]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BROTHER FAN # 1 HERE THANK YOU FOR YOU TIME AND DEDICATION

[@FixItAngel]

Welcome Bro, Thank you being a #1 fan. I will try to make FIX IT ANGEL t-shirts and give them out. You will be the first one to get it for free of course.

[@borilopez8581]

AWW THANKS

[@806rebelracingwesttexas8]

Great job!

[@yusuihang]

what is torque specs for harmonic balancer bolt? Would it be very difficult to do this without air impact? thanks.

[@estrelladelnorte1308]

how in hell can someone give you thumbs down.

[@FixItAngel]

estrelladelnorte1308 thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. The ones who give thumbs down can't learn by just watching. They are haters. I would tell them to go buy their car repair manual. I just show what I do so you and everyone can follow. I'm just trying to share what I know. Have a nice day.

[@estrelladelnorte1308]

And you do it very well Angel ! I watch every one of your videos. don't ever quit , people don't understand that we all learn something new every day , You don't know it all ,neither do I , you help us lots!

[@FixItAngel]

estrelladelnorte1308 yes you are right. I won't stop. People who appreciates it drives me to do these videos. I have hundreds more videos. But editing takes a long time to do. Hopefully I can get it in my channel in a couple years.

[@gustavomelendez3477]

Bien echo amigo! Very good myfriend, the best!