If someone would volunteer to do Crown and/or Corona I would be very appreciative!!
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April 3, 2006, 4:28 PM
April 4, 2006, 1:57 PM#1
If you have a Cressida or had one once, ANYTHING you can add would be appreciated!
October 29, 2006, 3:13 PM#3
I just bought an '83 Cressida and dont really have much to add, but I do have a question.
I'm of reasonable mechanical apptitude, how difficult is it to change the timing belt?
I'm of reasonable mechanical apptitude, how difficult is it to change the timing belt?
October 30, 2006, 8:09 PM#4
Not too bad - as long as you have a pretty comprehensive reference manual to work off of, good set of tools, and a second vehicle to get those parts you may have missed and need to get.
I will assume this similar to a V6 Camry - will need to remove an engine mount and secure the engine well. Not very hard to accidentally knock the timing out of whack - so you need to keep the (gears) cams from turning on you. Might as well repalce all the v-belts and change the waterpump while your in there - be a pain to do all that only to have the pump fail soon afterwards.
I will assume this similar to a V6 Camry - will need to remove an engine mount and secure the engine well. Not very hard to accidentally knock the timing out of whack - so you need to keep the (gears) cams from turning on you. Might as well repalce all the v-belts and change the waterpump while your in there - be a pain to do all that only to have the pump fail soon afterwards.
October 30, 2006, 8:45 PM#5
...and if you do a step by step guide for toyoland, it'd be great, and I'll pay for the belt and tensioner up to $50.
October 31, 2006, 4:35 AM#6
Its a straight 6 cyl., and while it doesnt look all that hard, I think I'll opt to have a shop do it. I dont have the all the tools I need and I'd rather have a shop back the work than for me to have to go back into it if I dont get it quite right and end up with something leaking when I get done.
