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I was in Orlando yesterday.... Very humid! I've been looking for a "V". I could use a little extra room to put crates. Hybrid is the way to go....
Replacing just the rotor is easy. There is a tiny "o" ring holding it in place. Check the original one for cracking white plastic, or fan blades....
Sounds good! Way too much money for me! But I would like to have one. (y) What area of Florida?
Wow, huge change. Did you get the hybrid Sienna? You'll certainly have more room. And less money in your pocket. :whistle:(y)
I just replaced the rotor in mine about 100,000 miles ago... no issues...
Any update??
Update???
Did you keep the old parts? You can clean the cooler and clean it. And also clean the egr valve. And then use them next time.
Toyota says NOT to tow anything!
make sure that you've reconnected the pcv hose. It's easy to miss. It will suck in alot of air and the engine won't start.
Not sure what they did, or cleaned, or whatever. If you search junk yards around the country you can find a cooler for well under $100. And you...
The cylinder walls didn't look scored when I did the head gasket. But I'm figuring they are worn after all those miles. I use 0-20 and 0-30(when...
There is one hole for each cylinder. It's about the size of a .22 bullet. I use a bore brush and gunk to clean them out. (using a drill) Yours...
So you REALLY only had any improvement when you changed the spark plugs.... Cleaning the hybrid fan would do nothing to improve exceleration......
The pressure washer make it easier and faster to clear out the cooler. Along with oven cleaner. And a bore brush and gunk for the egr ports on...
Likely an engine with just a little build up. I wiped off the thin layer on the head when I did the head gasket replacement. With synthetic oil...
I think they say certified hybrid mechanic so they don't have to work on it.
:eek::LOL::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: You have wayyyy to much time on your hands.....
You're comparing gm parts to Toyota parts? I'd replace the gm with a Toyota. :whistle:(y) At 301,+++ thousand miles, the timing chain on my...
You don't NEED to replace the timing chain, or tensioner or guides. Valve guide seals, yes. And NOT burning oil is very good. Keep having that...
