Timing belt replacement Toyota Camry 2000 2.2L 4 cylinder Water pump PART 1 remove replace

[@madbetamax]

Thank you so much for showing how to find the dimple on the crankshaft gear (around 18:50). I was losing my mind trying to find it until I watched your video!

[@hmckinney4]

very informative and thourough. Thanks, now I need to find somebody to do the job for me LOL way to much to do on the street, no garage eyc.. Thanks again!

[@jesselyons2002]

Thanks. Your video helped out alot. I almost started the car with the cam mark on the wrong mark.

[@Mr811251]

Hi i have same car my belt is ok but when car start big noise coming inside timing belt cover..some Grrrrrr noise?

[@davidwray3424]

Thanks for your video!

[@spaceghost8995]

THIS is why I gave up on fixing my own cars. If that was a rear wheel drive setup, I might do it. However, shouldn't you have removed the inner fender?

[@samuelbulter9337]

For me, i would wait till the oil pump is leak out ( my oil is leak out by timing belt timing area) then replace all of seal, gasket, timing belt. I just order water pump and timing belt...if the water pump still good by not leaking. I would just keep new water pump till the old pump is out. It save me money and time. It is up to you guys.

[@rolanddesautels8890]

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[@rogerr9621]

I have a 95 camry, and I STRONGLY RECOMMEND replacing the crankshaft drive gear and keyway when replacing timing belt, It is the gear right on front of crankshaft that drives the timing belt. Mine was making bad noise and that was it. The gear is $37 @Toyota> no one else had the gear

[@thinbrickspec77]

hey Roger quick question is the crankshaft drive gear pulley reverse threaded on there?

[@pmotorsports8276]

Is the crank bolt reverse thread?

[@fj55dan]

What did you use to pry on to keep the crank from turning when you removed the crank pulley? It magically gets removed in your vid. On a 2000 automatic transmission there is no bottom inspection plate and the starter motor has a long bendix.

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

Dan Spencer sorry I did not show that but I have air tools and use an impact gun which takes off the crank bolts pretty easily. They make strap wrenches that can hold it in place, check out Amazon and there are likely other options as well.

[@anthonydrifts3681]

Hi man I just swapped my water pump and didn't get the timing right, whats is 1 7 8ths of a turn exactly to line up the crank pulley?

[@paulpatt5481]

Rockauto offer the Aisin timing belt kit with water pump - one with waterpump housing and one with out water pump hosuing, Waht is this about ( are some versions of this engine difderent ?)

[@gben82]

Is it any different for the v6 model or basically the same process? Thanks.

[@ahmedm6041]

Good job! I only have one question how come you did not show how you took out the 10mm nut in the middle of the top cover?? I saw you were wiggling and struggling to pull the cover out and then you edited that part and next thing you were showing the the top cover out and showing the crank sensor on the cover and said you took out the 10mm out and took out the cover. How come you did not show how you took out the center nut from the top cover?? Thank You!

[@Ivanalexander31]

Thanks for the great video. Never done major work on a car before, just minor work like oil change, tires, brakes.. etc So if I were to do this, what tools would I need?

[@jriopel11]

I have an issue trying to get the bottom pulley off, my pulleys only got two holes and they are up and down so I cant use the same puller as in video since mine are up and down, anyway I can spin the pulley and not damage anything?

[@OneMoreTag]

I used 3 jaw puller on outside of pulley, from Auto Zone Loaner.

[@ajaypersaud9151]

Josh Riopel good job brow but why you didn't change the water pump

[@k9streetnigga]

Thank you very much you are a lifesaver

[@Smalltechguy]

I know this was on the timing belt and I have replaced all of it. The car was running great for two days and I have a feeling it's the fuel pump. When you remove the seat shouldn't I be able to feel it kicking in????

[@amyhilley4595]

Great video btw. Your camra work was as well great to. I'm doing a complete timing set on my mom's 2000 toyota camry. The belt is not broke & it has'nt jumped timing. I have a question though. Since the belt did'nt jump timing. Would i be able to just mark the cam shaft & crank shaft with white out & put on the rest of the part as they were. Without the belt broke if i out back the parts on the crank shaft & cam shaft the same as they were would that be alright? I'm replaceing the seals on the Crank & cam shaft as well. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[@spaceghost8995]

Why are you doing that? If the belt on that Toyota 4 cyl. breaks it will not harm your engine. Just leave it alone unless you have big leak or some other reason to be wrenching on it.

[@Pacethemace9]

@fixing cars and stuff, what would you have charged for a job like this?

[@garysmart1]

hey man please reply asap..... to change timing belt do i have to do "top dead center"

[@mariotorchio4075]

Not if you mark the timing belt and pulleys at the cam shaft pulley and Harmonic balancer pulley.

[@user-dn5sr7xy7b]

How many bolts do you have to remove to loosen and remove the power steering belt?

[@spaceghost8995]

77

[@dbfcrell8300]

Can anyone confirm or deny (no guessing please) that the 5S-FE's 0 dwell mark on the crank pulley puts the crank at the exact same angle as the crank's cog alingment mark? IOW, are they interchangeable marks that can be used to get exact alignment between the crank and cam?

[@bottomeline]

What is the length of the 14 mm medium deep socket to remove two 14 mm bolts in the bottom of the crank bracket? You said that is just "medium deep socket", but I want to know the coarse length of the medium deep socket.

[@bryandavis341]

its the mid length set sold by snap on, you can find the specs on there web site

[@bryanjones4985]

Wish mine looked this clean

[@ernesthin1975]

How long do you think a original timing belt will last on a 1999 Camry. I have a 4cyl 226,000 miles and just curious if ever been changed before

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

About 100,000 miles, I have to believe that it had been done at least once...

[@ernesthin1975]

I was thinking the same. No way a original belt would survive 226K without breaking. So I'm not going worry anymore. Thank you so much for the confirmation.

[@shaunfree1425]

Ern H. I currently have 202k miles on my factory belt, still running. Going to change it out soon at least within 100k

[@ernesthin1975]

Shaun Free awh...i have 238+ now...I think its factory...They normally put an label on the engine when the previous belt was changed. I have nothing on my engine

[@shaunfree1425]

I looked it up and found out the 4cyl has a timing chain. I am no longer to worried

[@alec1451]

I am trying to replace just the water pump on a 98 camry 2.2, do I need to remove the timing belt too or can I just do the pump?

[@mongyaj]

+John Lee Have to remove the timing belt. On my celica 2.0L, I only remove the Timing belt and also replace the belt while in it... Cheap repair. But sold the car and got the 95 celica 1.8L, which has the water pump outside the timing area and not inside. Easier to deal with it if WP fail. 1.8L a easy fix engine. Glad I got it.

[@alec1451]

+mongyaj Thanks for the response, I finally got it done and realized the head gasket was bad too, so I sold it for about $800, I just didn't have the time to do that too, plus my HOA was bugging me to get a car out of my driveway, lol, thanks again

[@brianwv64]

Is there anyway ,short of motor tear down,to be sure there is no engine damage on one of these cars when the belt breaks?

[@RichardsMUP]

These engines are non-interference. Nothing should happen when the timing belt breaks.

[@slickdawg4634]

How do you know when you must change the timing belt without it breaking. ?????

[@GNC_vlogs]

to remove the oil pump do you have to take out the timing belt

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

+Gilberto Lagunas It does have to be removed, belt drives oil pump.

[@kennethhodge5413]

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[@linkscape1957]

Is this an interference engine? Also what is the mileage recommended for replacement?

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

Linkscape1 90,000 mi. or 72 months did not see if it is interference in the repair manual.

[@ElijahLukeMusic]

+Fixing cars and stuff mine broke today if what's gonna happen

[@spaceghost8995]

It is not interference.

[@GTXKen]

Have to do one tomorrow, how long did it take you real time?

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

Ken Magdic Well I do the cam and crank seals as well on most every TB job for these, I would say 3 hours or so.

[@rogerr9621]

NO not reverse threaded. Slides on and off, there is a keyway that gets worn. Some old cars had a flat spot on the crank to keep the gear stable. Toyota uses a keyway at least this one , the only thing holding it on is the harmonic Balancer. Toyota has the gear $37

[@paulpatt5481]

Great video. How long does this job take - avg time, "book time" ?

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

+Paul Patt I would say about 3.5 hours

[@yoryegames4308]

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[@billybobnance]

At 22:18. Love the busted knuckle.

[@chrisreynolds3709]

Hi... Can't seem to find part 2...Thanks

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

there is a link near the end of the video if you would watch the whole thing. Here is part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqiqn2dtjJ6GY6c

[@MrPizzaboy88]

If I am only replacing the water pump, are there any steps that can be eliminated from this video?

[@fixingcarsandstuff]

MrPizzaboy88 Not really that i can think of, TB needs to come off to get the water pump out.

[@Pacethemace9]

what would a job like this cost?

[@techguylos213]

Most descriptive

[@hmckinney4]

do you have to remove timing belt in order to change water pump?

[@paulmohney9584]

+Howard Mckinney I'd say so...it might be possible but Ii don''t tink it would be much easier...let me know if you figure out an esier way

[@HandymanSam]

Life saver

[@paulmohney9584]

the guitar music was really annoying....i like music , but this was distracting,and repetitive the how to part was good. maybe a little more on setting static timing.... but still better than the book i have

[@mkrp4]

Pump is not so old:)

[@usmanking6213]

timeg can

[@ahmandaud2064]

Why my timing up... down... Up.. down..

[@princedabby8414]

u ar not sharing wht u no fake guy bye