It is recommended on the 2001 Tundra to change the timing belt at 75k miles and not to extend beyond 100k miles. I am interested in why the water pump and the timing belt are in one kit. Does the water pump commonly fail at mileages similar to the...
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water pump and timing belt very much last the same . if you change ur timing belt at 80k miles but not water so the 2nd time around 160k miles and I don't think the water will last that long ...and you know if just change water pump self labor cost will be the same what you pay for timing belt .so better do all the same time and only cost little more for part or you have to pay double labor. hopefully this is held .for ur question.
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This is a good kit from an OE manufacturer for this vehicle brand and Honda states that the belt should be replaced at 105,000 miles. This belt should also last that long as it is made to match the OE specs. To live a little more comfortably, I would certainly suggest replacing it a bit sooner, especially if the car is driven in the heat of the southwest deserts. Bruce
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The Bosch 67390 fuel pump that I installed on a 2001 Buick Century with 112,000 miles included the pump,float and sending unit as a one piece unit. The pump replacement was to fix a malfunctioning fuel gauge indicator and since the old pump was the original, the car was running on borrowed time . Replacement was through an access panel in the floor of the trunk and all connections were identical to the original pump. It was not a hard replacement but did take some time due to it's location.
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It will not work. The timing belt for the 4-cylinder motor has 167 teeth. The timing belt for the 6-cylinder has 211 teeth and is longer. I'm pretty sure this is the one you're looking for: Aisin TKT-024 Engine Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump
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TCKWP284 comes with a timing belt and a water pump. The TCK284 only has the timing belt
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Well it depend on how many miles or old is the fuel pump. If I have to change the fuel sender I will replace the pump also to avoid place down the tank again.
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If you want to change the timing beltYou have to have it. Follow alldata.diy instructions exactly orYou will waste yourtime
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I don't remember if this is how it is in the manual, but I loosened the belt and then lifted the edge (you don't have much room) and squirt a little in from each side. I try and go all the way to the center, if I can. You are supposed to use the silicone oil they provide (and sell) and you should do it every 150 miles.
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I prefer to add it a few hundred miles before the next oil change, because as it cleans the gunk out of the engine, the filter removes the gunk and the filter becomes full. If you use with fresh oil change, you will need to change the filter after a few hundred mile, to insure your filter system works correctly. You can add it to your gas any time, preferably often to keep your upper end lubricated and the fuel system, including injectors, clean. Excellent product from my experience.
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Do not put it straight I did and after 300 miles was hard to down shift drained it out put syn 20w50 back .found out it to heavy to get into the needle bearings in the trans and they run dry .found out if you do half and half will be ok to run
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I can't answer, because I don't know how many years or miles the transmission fluid has been in use. I would venture to say that IF "the tranny fluid has been used for less than 10,000 miles AND is under 1 year old", it would probably be fine.
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This water pump has 4 in and out points: Via the small stem pipe and via the connection on the right in the photo and then into and out of the engine block not shown in photo. It should be an exact fit for your truck if it is the correct model. You may be confused when looking at your vehicle because it is easy to realize that the thermostat sits in a separate housing bolted to this pump. That housing is not included with the pump and is a separate part as is the thermostat (which I advise to be replaced with a new one if changing out the water pump.). Hope this helps some. Usually you can just unbolt the old thermostat housing, purchase a new gasket and bolt it with a new thermostat installed to the new water pump assembly shown.
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http://www.absak.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/24_78_84Be sure to replace all of the gaskets and do nor over tighten the four nuts on the end of the pump. I have delt whit these folks for several years, and found them to be fast and fair.
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We didn't. Just the compressor. If it stops making the stableization/leveling sound you need to replace the compressor. My denali had 120k miles on it when it went out.
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I not sure about the replacement parts to this really in-expensive water pump. If it were several hundreds of dollars than I would concern about replacement parts but when it is only less then $60, I would just purchase another one. I know this is perhaps not the answer you were looking for. the only thing that I do with my car is change oil and brakes.. that's it..
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It depends on what vehicle you have. Manufacturers have different specifications. I'll change it every year to be safe.
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I had to run my car over 100 miles before the engine repair started working properly,but once i drove it over a 100 miles it ran better and sealed all the leaks. So my advice would be to drive it for as many miles as you can and see what happens after that.