How to assemble engine VVT-i Toyota Part 28: Cylinder head

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  • @GurpreetSingh-qu6tc
    @GurpreetSingh-qu6tc 4 роки тому +1

    Why 90 degree of turn after tightening the bolts by torque wrench,??
    I m going to do head job for my 1.8 vvvti how much torque should I give to the bolts ?

    • @yiannku841
      @yiannku841 2 місяці тому

      These bolts are torque to yield. Degrees are more precise in the plastic region of the material, instead of torque spec

  • @MagicalLisp
    @MagicalLisp 3 роки тому +1

    What is the tourqe spec for the head bolts?

  • @alexmuzinga3761
    @alexmuzinga3761 4 роки тому

    How much if want to buy a spanel key to tie the cylinder board

  • @williamtips4900
    @williamtips4900 4 роки тому

    Peter finn how about the torque specs for a 2008 Toyota camry 2.4l 2az??

    • @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor
      @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor  4 роки тому

      Hello. Here the torque specs for a 2008 Toyota camry 2.4l 2az, two steps:
      1) 1 st 79 Nm or 58 ft lbf
      2) 2nd turn 90 degree

  • @sammaetaa7728
    @sammaetaa7728 3 роки тому

    Thanks Peter

  • @aymanalsanousi4239
    @aymanalsanousi4239 3 роки тому

    how much for the cam shaft should i torque it ?

  • @francismarin8905
    @francismarin8905 5 років тому

    Do you have the repair Manual for SZ-Fe Engine?

  • @lupepantoja4225
    @lupepantoja4225 Рік тому

    Can this torque be done on 07 rav4 2.4 ?

  • @mdbadalmiah6808
    @mdbadalmiah6808 5 років тому

    Thank you sir 🇧🇩🤝

  • @norikghoorchian5128
    @norikghoorchian5128 4 роки тому

    Don't need repair manual, very easy.

  • @bonganitshantshana893
    @bonganitshantshana893 9 років тому +1

    hi I put everything according and I started the car Bt now the is noise from cylinder head a tapping sound Bt its not hydraulic lifters

    • @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor
      @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor  9 років тому

      Bongani Tshantshana Hello. Did you install the lifters to same positions. If we replace lifters position, then they could make noise.

  • @elhectroncamacho2599
    @elhectroncamacho2599 2 роки тому

    Thanks You, from Toluca México i see yours videos, i have a Toyota matrix whith motor 1zzfe, when i disessamble this, i see a hole what appear en this vídeo un min 4.23 in the SIDE of The chain this localitation up SIDE right, this conect whit The hole of The solenoide vvt, But appear accidental, My answer si why no is closed y appear maquinacion after fabricación

  • @Imjustanotherguy
    @Imjustanotherguy 9 років тому +2

    It appears you are installing used head bolts. Those bolts are torque to yield bolts and should never be reused, they must be replaced.

    • @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor
      @PeterFinnTheCarDoctor  9 років тому

      +Imjustanotherguy You are right, use always new.

    • @Imjustanotherguy
      @Imjustanotherguy 8 років тому +1

      Arek, you are incorrect. When torque-to-yield bolts are tightened they are stretched by over torquing them. They cannot be used again. Read the manufacture's instructions. You are wrong.

    • @tonykilbourn7812
      @tonykilbourn7812 5 років тому +1

      Toyota bolts can be reused if within spec

    • @augustahill9712
      @augustahill9712 5 років тому

      Need torque settings

    • @kb9826
      @kb9826 5 років тому

      TK is 100% correct and you are incorrect Imjustanotherguy. I have the Toyota factory service manuals for a 2004 Toyota Matrix and it states you can reuse the cyl h. bolts if within the specs given in the manual. I do not have it in front of me at the moment but it's listed in step 47 or 48 I think. Your reply is 3 years old but I am replying in case it will help someone in the future. With that said, head bolts are not too pricey and it is a pretty time consuming job when doing this procedure on a Matrix,Vibe, Corolla 1.8 VVTi, so if a DIYer wants to be safe then new h. bolts are the way to go, but it is not required if the old h. bolts are within specs of Toyota's recommendations. Peter was just being nice in his reply to your comment in lieu of starting a battle what is right or wrong to replace or not. He mentions how one can check the h. bolts specs in this video in another part.

  • @imacarguy33
    @imacarguy33 6 років тому +1

    Whats the torque ft lbs. ?