What other parts I need to buy so I can do together when I replace timing belt and water pump. I've 2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2L Gas with 180k miles.
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Big job- took me 2 days to get it right. Good to have the full replacement set of timing belt cover gaskets. Also good time to replace the drive belts- not very expensive.
2054381
the only thing missing is a thermostat and those are fairly inexpensive, and of course you are going to need coolant. As far as the job is considered it is quick so long as you can get the harmonic balancer off. Mine required using the starter to remove the bolt and a pulley puller
2054382
I would replace thermostats and gasket, oil seals, power steering belt, and flash power steering pump since you have it all open
2054383
change the camshaft & crankshaft seals at the same time...bought separately
2054384
Depends on how far you want to go and the condition of the engine. I replace the cam seal, crankshaft seal, oil pump gasket and seal on these 4 cyl engines when I do this job. Usually one or more of these items is leaking oil, especially with higher mileage. You don't have to do these items, but the best time to do them is when you are doing the water pump and t belt because everything is apart.Only other items I can think of are the thermostat, tensioner spring, serpentine belts, and coolant.
2054385
While we were in there we also replaced the following:Cam SealOil Pump Seal & Crank SealThermostatYou may not need all of those seals but we had an oil leak that we needed to stop. The thermostat was sort of a no brainer though. While your in there it is only about $12 more to replace it.
2054386
When I did mine I also did the oil pump gasket and seal. It is also a good time to get a good look at the camshaft seal and front crank shaft seal. Mine were dry so I left the alone. They can be troublesome to replace. I found a lot of help here http://www.toyotanation.com/
2054387
The other parts you may want to replace are the crank seal and cam seal. These start to leak oil as they wear.
2054388
I would recommend a thermostat, antifreeze and a timing cover seal gasket. A complete job would include the oil pump seal, camshaft and crankshaft seals. Also a new serpentine belt if the old one is worn out.
1859712
Don't remember exactly but I believe the inlet doesn't line up with the new design water pump so u do have to replace it going to waste time if u don't get the inlet with it I called around to the dealer and a friend who owns his auto shop and he verified that u need both the water pump and the inlet the old one won't work with this water pump
1206443
I have a 2000 as well, and the oem pump will work. In my particular case the pump housing was cracked which caused the leak. Got the oem tank as a backup. You might want to check the condition of your existing pump.
694509
I bought ac-delco 15-11057,water pump inlet,this inlet came with a thermostat and gasket, if I remember correctly. I also bought ac-delco 15-75247,water pump bolt, I DID NOT NEED THIS BOLT, if you do need one it can be bought much, much, cheaper at a local hardware store, if there is one close by. Hope this helps you.
1887767
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..
1404115
I have a 1997 toyota camry but i did my reasearch first , the first time i order the wrong one go to a napa or auto shop find out and then order in amazon is way cheaper
1006151
Sup Miguel... Yes ACdelco is GM's OEM part brand. The Belt is a Gates belt that is what the OEM switched too. Some dont like that the water pump has plastic vanes however I am 50k miles on this kit and this summer when It is time to replace it again my little 07 1.6 Aveo 5 will get another... If you dont have them BUY or borrow a 41mm Waterpump wrench and the Camshaft lock tool they saved my butt... Also mark the old belt with paint and each gear. ensure that you have the same amount of teeth between each gear as the front camshaft will shift 1/2 a tooth...
189798
Yes and no. The belt and water pump will be fine, but the tensioner that comes with it likely won't fit. I discovered this too late and had to order a tensioner from the Volvo dealership. I shared this problem with Amazon and they gave me a full refund. Now that is good customer service...
134508
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 $275.00 kit appears to be the same exact kit to me, looks as if another seller is just trying to get someone to pay more money: water pump, o ring, tensioner, tensioner pulley, idler pulley, and timing belt... 6 parts, exact same kit, end of story
1057228
I used this part for my 1998 Toyota Camry XLE V6. I had an error code of P1155 for engine check. I don't know the part #. Toyota dear was asking $450+ to fix it.
1709114
The kit included the timing belt, water pump with rubber gasket, idler pulley, tensioner pulley, and hydrolic tensioner. All the parts were a perfect match and of original equipment quality. Hope this helps.
411621
I would highly suggest a professional installer. You will need all kinds of gas and water connectors, not provided.
774260
fit my 2000 toyota camry 4cyl 2.2L "A" car great. think J would fit. call a auto store and see if A & J are the same if they same one and are they both the same part #..
103842
Other than possibly a thermostat replacement, this kit provides all of the necessary parts to accomplish the recommended 90,000 mile timing belt service. In fact, I don't believe a water pump is even in the recommendation; however, I believe it would not be wise to be "that far in" and not replace the WP while you're there.
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Gates only lists timing belt kits for this year make and model using the 2.5 single and dual cam engines. Because they only catalog data for vehicles that were built to be sold in the USA, you may not find a suitable replacement offering for this engine combination. Bruce
1273192
I would check with the Toyota dealer or an auto parts store to get the part number which is what I did. The parts fit my 1995 Camry perfectly.