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D'Animal

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I'm doing the R&R of the 22RE in my 87y/o neighbors 1988 Toyota 1-Ton truck.

For those of you with 22RE's, I feel so sorry for you. The Alt and Starter as burried in these things.


Buy something with a 2F and you will be so much happier.
 
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Here is what I started with.
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Oil pump strainer screen.

It was caked with carbon so bad I had to use a stiff wire brush and a can of brake clean to clean it out. I had to wiggle the wires into the screen to clean it.

I did not want to torch it since I do not know how well this metal hold up to the heat.
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Somebody got a little crazy with the RTV. That big bead was on the inside and outside of the pan. They even used a pan gasket. you can see some of this in the top picture of post #5.

Neighbor man had the pan gasket replaced about 60 miles before the con rod bolt came loose. :confused:
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Man! that old motor is a mess:eek:.... just remove the dizzy drive gear to get at that lill bolt.... who's the re-builder of the replacement mill?... Most rebuilt 22s come with the front timing cover included, or they should highly recommend replacing it being its the rear portion of the oil pump, plus some want to avoid the risk of the cover having hair line cracks in the casting that might allow coolant to enter the crankcase..... surely they supplied a new oil pump?... anyway, Nice work you got going there....:beer:
 
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Man! that old motor is a mess:eek:.... just remove the dizzy drive gear to get at that lill bolt.... who's the re-builder of the replacement mill?... Most rebuilt 22s come with the front timing cover included, or they should highly recommend replacing it being its the rear portion of the oil pump, plus some want to avoid the risk of the cover having hair line cracks in the casting that might allow coolant to enter the crankcase..... surely they supplied a new oil pump?... anyway, Nice work you got going there....:beer:

Thanks.

No new cover. No new oil pump. :crybaby:
 
MeGolfer and brother of MeGolfer (sorry, don't know his MUD name) came out to help me stab the engine in. I was changing oil in the neighbors truck when they arrived. It took them all of 10 minutes to line it up in the 5 speed and get it in place.


They met the owner of this truck. :D


Big Thanks!
 
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Seems your quite handy around the neighborhood there D'... ever think about moving to Texas? ..We could use a crusader like yourself.....
 

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