Changing the Timing Belt and Water Pump on my E30

Trying to clear up some oil leaks so I wanted to change a couple seals and gaskets and figured it was probably also time to put in a new timing belt and water pump. A lot of engine maintenance to hopefully keep this e30 running smooth.
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[@dannybrown6817]

Just in time! Thank you for the video!

[@marchindy]

Good job changing it before it broke. Don't know if you ever changed the crank seal before but be careful with the alignment as the bottom timing cover has both the oil pump and crank seal on it. Last time I changed mine I did a double check with a mirror and noticed the crank seal lips were messed up and had to redo it. I used Toyotas sealant where it bolts to the front of the oil pan. Good video sir.

[@reichartsworkshop]

Thanks for the tip. Last time I did the crank seal was with a fresh engine on an engine stand. Much easier than in the car.

[@endless.thirty]

Always wondered why you switch from the 2.9 L?

[@reichartsworkshop]

Yeah it developed a pretty bad knock I couldn't figure out and then I moved across the country for school. Getting a working stock motor in was the best option to get the car running again.

[@endless.thirty]

@@reichartsworkshop Oh damn, yeah at least you're able to drive it for the time being. Plans to go back to the stroker later down the line?