I'm not sure. Of course this will be my first time.How deep are you going to go?
Deep enough to replace your rear heater lines?
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I'm not sure. Of course this will be my first time.How deep are you going to go?
Deep enough to replace your rear heater lines?
To replace the rear heater lines, you must drop the transmission, or in your case, maybe you're going to pull the engine or just the head?I'm not sure. Of course this will be my first time.
I'm in the same boat as @MyWhiteSheep. My Cruiser has 275K miles and I've just placed an order for parts to do a rebuild. Between the leaks and valve seals, it's time to freshen up the engine and once healthy, I can then start considering options for power adders. I would prefer to keep the 1FZFE even though it is down on power compared to modern engines.As much as I appreciate someone willing to tear into the 1FZ, (and I have done 3 rebuilds now), please consider a LS swap.
Sell the supercharger and you should have about enough to do it. It won't keep up with your other ride... but it is a start
Sorry guys @lumbee1 and @MyWhiteSheep !! Look forward to the cool stuff you will do, though!
About $2400 with the extra bits I purchased.LS swap will be more powerful, and probably not that much more expensive than a full 1FZ rebuild. Ask @fourtrax how much it cost to rebuild his.
About $2400 with the extra bits I purchased.
$1200 labor from Auto Machine Shop in Fayetteville
$679 4.5L 1FZ-FE 1993-1997 Land Cruiser Master Rebuild Kit https://www.lceperformance.com/Premium-Master-Rebuild-Kit-p/1010080.htm
$400 engine mount, trans mount, PCV, PCV tube, thermostat, rear main seal, oil pump seal, heat shields, inspection cover
I haven't gotten the work done yet. Just spoke to AMS over the phone. They rebuilt @fourtrax engine and head and @NCTrey133 engine not too long ago.FWIW, your engine must have been in good shape. I've had machine work come back above $1200 for a 1FZ-FE head, just the head, before.
I called a different one that was recommended. They said 3-4 weeks. The other shop has had Kirk's block for 4 months.I'm in the same boat as @MyWhiteSheep. My Cruiser has 275K miles and I've just placed an order for parts to do a rebuild. Between the leaks and valve seals, it's time to freshen up the engine and once healthy, I can then start considering options for power adders. I would prefer to keep the 1FZFE even though it is down on power compared to modern engines.
Hey @MyWhiteSheep keep me informed on what you plan to do. I will be making a call to AutoMachineShop in Fayetteville to see if they have an opening.
Very true. I think the LS will pass thier emissions, but thier heads will explode once they opened the hood.@MyWhiteSheep you still planning on going to Japan? Import issues with swapping in an LS?
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