Wanted Later (Post 1992) 1HDT long/short block

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Any long/short blocks floating around for a later style 1HDT out there that someone would be willing to part with? I may be facing an engine rebuild or swap. Trying to price out my options/availability of parts. Thanks!
 
New short blocks are readily available out of Japan/GCC.

11400-17073

About $7k landed.
And that's a deal! OP, machining costs should be taken into account for whatever you are planning and I'd expect a new short block is a better option.
 
And that's a deal! OP, machining costs should be taken into account for whatever you are planning and I'd expect a new short block is a better option.
Agreed. Had no idea the short blocks were still out there. Unfortunately I confirmed today that my head gasket failed at cylinder 4, so will definitely be doing a swap. But on the bright side, the engine was just shy of 500K Kms so it was time anyways to either refresh or rebuild.
 
New short blocks are readily available out of Japan/GCC.

11400-17073

About $7k landed.
Wondering if the 11400-17073 is the later model 1HDT or the earlier. My injectors and pump are for the later engine. From what I can find it just shows compatible with GCC spec HDJ80s from 1990 onwards.
 
Wondering if the 11400-17073 is the later model 1HDT or the earlier. My injectors and pump are for the later engine. From what I can find it just shows compatible with GCC spec HDJ80s from 1990 onwards.

Yes it is.

It’s for an HDJ100 General Market.

And 1HD-T heads are available in the US: 11101-17020
 
I have been sitting on a nice running 1993 1HD-T with 170k miles on it. Updated pistons, injector washers, from post-1992.

I could be convinced to part with it, and may be more cost effective for you than a rebuild.

I might cut you a better deal if you want to keep your current injectors and IP. Since this truck is a 5 speed I want to keep the manual trans stuff.
 
I also have a few engines kicken around the shop.

(1) 1993 - 1HDT with recent compression test done (410-420) across the board, new Timing belt, New Tensioner, New B.E.B, New Water pump, New Oil Filter - stock pump - stock injectors.

(1) Spare 1HDT head - no valve train and cam shaft is used and decent shape.

(1) 1HZ Ex-mine truck core - complete engine short and long block still intact. (Truck pushed a valve).

Let me know if I can be of any help.
 
New short blocks are readily available out of Japan/GCC.

11400-17073

About $7k landed.

My bad, forgot to add my comments (see below)
 
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I’ve been looking to buy this 11400-17073, or the 11400-17110 to rebuild an 1HDT that threw a rod. Has anyone bought one from one of those places such amayama or Carmarka ? They are saying shipping is about $2200, wondering what the tariffs would be ?

Anyone has a good source ? I tried to reach out to dave from Japan 4x4 about a week ago without any luck?
 
Any long/short blocks floating around for a later style 1HDT out there that someone would be willing to part with? I may be facing an engine rebuild or swap. Trying to price out my options/availability of parts. Thanks!
I have both - a ready to go 1HDT, 1993 with great compression - and low kms. Also, have a 1HZ core long block and spare 1HDT Head. Drop me a line if either interest you.
 
I’ve been looking to buy this 11400-17073, or the 11400-17110 to rebuild an 1HDT that threw a rod. Has anyone bought one from one of those places such amayama or Carmarka ? They are saying shipping is about $2200, wondering what the tariffs would be ?

Anyone has a good source ? I tried to reach out to dave from Japan 4x4 about a week ago without any luck?

11400-17073 is a 1HD-T block.

11400-17110 is a 1HD-FTE block (but can be use on an -FT)

Shipping sounds correct. I believe my tariff bill on the last one we brought in was over $1000
 
Honest:

You’re better off - buying a complete engine vs. Individual parts. With the entire world in supply chain chaos, finding certain OEM parts is going to take time, money, and patience.

Throwing a rod through the side of the block is no joke, and many other parts are 100% impacted by the event.

Good luck with your journey mate. Been down that trail many times before.
 
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