2006 Toyota tundra 4.7L Engine Torque Specs| Toyota Specs - https://toyota-specs.com/cars/2006/tundra4.7/torque-specs_engine.php some good basic info here
I'm in Memphis... and on any given day I will see 20-30 100 series... and 5-7 80 series i have no idea how they got here I had a salesman friend at a local toyota dealership and he said they never sold them... folks would look but never buy... and rare they ever had more than one on the lot...
thanks for the input... this is my first 4.7 with the variable valve timing, i have many of the older 4.7s and have been into them alot... just never had this issue... I did read that you have to use a assembly screw in the exhaust cam gear? that has to stay in place until it is seated...
First time I have run into this, passenger side 4.7 variable valve timing 4.7 excessive engine noise Ticking almost like a rod knock or a cracked flex plate or exhaust leak/cracked manifold, but it is i believe... excessive valve lash... like in the .050 range... this vehicle sat up for...
you can look at my threads I have done many... an independant shop should do it for less that $1500 labor, any of the 4.7 engines will work of the period... you must use your oil pan, oil filter mount, engine mounts and exhaust... I'm slow so it's a 2 day job working alone... engines are...
This is a one owner Memphis TN truck 121k miles =/- I bought this to keep ... got it from a friends boss he bought it new here in Memphis tn, he had every service done at lexus when needed, new Michelin (so really 2 owner but i have not tagged it... put it in my warehouse and have put less...
I'm about to do a second engine swap into this... my fault for not seeing it getting hot... think I'm at about 370k so i got over 60k trouble free miles many pulling a race trailer to and from events...
ok maybe 2 years ago i found the thread where it was very simple fix i assume i disabled it... was as simple as pulling cutting and splicing a couple wires seems a pink wire was involved 2001 lx 470 wires were under drivers side dash... was a 20 min fix.. can anyone point me to it? seems...
I have done many of these (engine swaps) one of the easiest engines to exchage ever... you can check some of my old threads but just about ANY 4.7 in that year range will work... tundra, sequoia, 4runner, ect... you will need your oil pan, exhaust manifolds, engine mounts, oilfilter...
so i guess you have done the math... to know the surface area you are no longer contacting... pad to rotor... and taken into account that the pad wears each time you apply the brakes and that "wear dust" acts as a lubricant between pad and disk... with the drilled disk... this acts much...