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    In the event of TIMING CHAIN failure, it is probable that valve to piston damage has occurred. A compression test should be carried out on all cylinders before removing the cylinder head.

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    In the event of TIMING CHAIN failure, it is probable that valve to piston damage has occurred. A compression test should be carried out on all cylinders before removing the cylinder head.

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    TOYOTA

    MODEL: ENGINE: REMOVAL CAMRY 2002-2005. SERIES: ACV36 2AZ-FE; 2.4L

    TIMING CHAIN

    INTERFERENCE ENGINE. In the event of timing chain failure, it is probable that valve to piston damage has occurred. A compression test should be carried out on all cylinders before removing the cylinder head. 1. Remove: - hood, - right front wheel, - engine under covers, - front fender apron seal. 2. Drain engine oil. 3. Remove: - front exhaust pipe, - engine moving control rod with bracket, - right side engine mounting stay No.2 and bracket, - fan and generator V-belt, - engine cover sub-assy No.1, 4. Disconnect engine wire. 5. Remove:
    INSTALLATION 1. Install timing chain No.2. - Set crankshaft key to 9 oclock position. - Rotate the cutout of the drive shaft to the top. - Align yellow links on the chain with timing marks of the gear. - Insert the gears with chain to crankshaft and oil pump shaft. - Tighten oil pump drive shaft gear finger tight. - Insert damper spring into adjusting hole and install chain tensioner plate. - Align adjusting hole of oil pump drive shaft gear with the groove of oil pump, then insert a screw driver into the hole to lock the position. Tighten nut to specification. - Rotate crankshaft anti-clockwise 90, and align crankshaft key to the

    6. 7. 8.

    alternator, vane pump with hoses attached, ignition coil assy. Disconnect ventilation hoses. Remove cylinder head cover. Set No.1 cylinder to TDC on its compression stroke. - Rotate crankshaft pulley to align its groove with timing mark O of timing chain cover. - Check that timing marks of camshaft sprockets aligned with timing marks of No.1 bearing caps. (Refer to illustration). 9. Remove crankshaft pulley. 10. Remove crank position sensor. 11. Remove oil pan. 12. Remove chain tensioner assembly No.1. 13. Remove V-ribbed belt tensioner. 14. Remove engine mount insulator and bracket.

    12. Remove timing chain cover. 13. Remove: - crankshaft position sensor plate No.1, - chain tensioner slipper, - chain vibration damper No.1, - timing chain No.1. - crankshaft sprocket. 14. Remove timing chain No.2. - Rotate the crankshaft anti-clockwise 90 to align an adjusting hole of oil pump drive shaft gear with the groove of the oil pump. - Insert a screwdriver into the adjusting hole of the oil pump drive shaft gear to lock the position. Then remove the nut. - Remove bolt, chain tensioner plate and spring. - Remove chain tensioner, oil pump drive shaft gear and No.2 timing chain.

    top. 2. Install vibration damper No.1. 3. Install timing chain No.1. - Align camshaft sprocket timing marks with the marks on bearing caps. - Rotate crankshaft pulley bolt to set key at 12 oclock position. Note: At this stage No.1 cylinder is at TDC compression. - Align the mark link of the chain (blue or orange link) with the timing mark of crankshaft sprocket gear. - Install crankshaft sprocket with the aid of SST. - Align mark links (gold or yellow links) with the timing marks of camshaft sprocket gears. Then install the chain. 4. Install chain tensioner slipper. 5. Install crankshaft position sensor

    6. 7.

    8. 9.

    plate No.1. Ensure F mark on the plate faces forward. Install: timing chain gear cover, V-ribbed belt tensioner.\, V-ribbed belt tensioner, engine mounting bracket and insulator, oil pan, chain tensioner No.1, crank position sensor. Install crankshaft pulley. Rotate crankshaft pulley anti-clockwise and disconnect plunger knock pin. Then rotate crankshaft clockwise and check that slipper is pushed by the plunger. Install transverse engine mounting insulator. Install the remainder of the components in reverse order of removal.

    SPECIAL SERVICE TOOLS (SST) Crankshaft pulley remover: 09213-54015 (91651-60855), 09330-00021 09950-50013 (09951-05010, 09952-05010, 0995305020, 09954-05021) Oil pan remover: 09032-00100 Crankshaft sprocket installer: 09309-37010 RECOMMENDED REPAIR TIME 5.85 hours *May not include time to remove/install associated component(s).

    TIGHTENING TORQUE Chain tensioner plate nut: 12Nm Oil pump drive gear nut: 30Nm Timing chain guide bolt: 9Nm Chain vibration damper: 9Nm Chain tensioner slipper: 19Nm Timing chain cover bolts Bolts A: 9Nm, Bolts B: 21Nm, Bolts C: 43Nm, Nut: 9Nm Crankshaft pulley bolt: 170Nm

    770

    Boyce's Timing Belts & Chains Manual No.6

    TIMING CHAIN
    Note: Diagrams are not to scale and for presentation only. They may not show real shape and size of the components.
    Mark links (gold or yellow link) Timing mark Camshaft sprocket Mark links (gold or yellow link)

    TOYOTA
    Set No.1 cylinder to TDC/Compression:

    - Align timing marks of camshaft sprockets with No.1 bearing caps. - Rotate crankshaft and set the key on crankshaft upward.

    Timing mark Camshaft sprocket Top view

    Timing chain No.1

    After installing chain No.2, Chain tensioner rotate crankshaft antislipper clockwise 90 before proceeding to install timing chain No.1.

    Timing mark Camshaft sprocket

    Timing mark

    Vibration damper No.1 Mark link (Yellow link) Timing mark Timing chain No.2 Crankshaft sprocket C Nut Nut C

    Crankshaft key

    Chain tensioner plate Cut-out Timing mark Oil pump drive shaft gear B

    Before installing chain No.1, set crankshaft key to 9 oclock position and rotate cutout of drive shaft to the top.

    Mark link (Yellow link)

    AUXILIARY DRIVE BELTS


    BELT NAM DEFLECTION (mm) under 10kg (98N) load
    NEW USED

    SIZE (WxL)(mm) NAM

    NAM

    NAM

    #1. Number of ribs. Poly ribs drive belt.

    ALT

    AC- Air conditioning pulley ALT - Alternator pulley CS - Crankshaft pulley IP - Idler pulley PS - Power steering pulley TP - Tensioner pulley WP - Water pump pulley

    PS

    CS AC

    Boyce's Timing Belts & Chains Manual No.6

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