1996 toyota rav 4 - manual transmission - need to change the timing belt but the guy who works in the shop doesn't know how and asked us to find directions! Should i just take it into a formal auto repair shop?
OK, That's what I'm thinking but of course the dad (this is our son's car) thinks it can just be printed off and fixed according to directions like a shelf can be taken out of the box and put together with the enclosed paper! Thank you!OK, That's what I'm thinking but of course the dad (this is our son's car) thinks it can just be printed off and fixed according to directions like a shelf can be taken out of the box and put together with the enclosed paper! Thank you!
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The firing order for a 1999 Toyota RAV4 is 1-3-4-2. The cylinders are numbered from the front of the engine to the rear, with cylinder 1 being the closest to the timing belt and cylinder 4 being the closest to the transmission
ask maker for amp.
they had a manual in the box new AMP lost that.
some cars doing all this is horror now, newer cars
the radio is married to the BCM< means locked down secure.
your cars service manual tells how to UNPARK the head in if need be.
or ask these guys for help
2004 Rav 4 has a timing belt and not a chain and it can last you about 160k's depending how it was used but replacing it at 100 is a safe margin.Factory installed belts are due for a change at 140k's.
get prpoer mechanic to check,may need to just replace switch,how does parts guy know about the pressure ,if he knows that he should know solution,is the AC compressor on when there is no cold air again could be just switch
Zero tolerance means the valves may have hit the piston when the timing belt broke. I would suggest doing a cylinder leakage test to see if the valves are bent or not. If the valves are not bent then you can replace the belt and everything will be ok. If there are bent valves then the cylinder heads will need to be removed and repaired.
OK, That's what I'm thinking but of course the dad (this is our son's car) thinks it can just be printed off and fixed according to directions like a shelf can be taken out of the box and put together with the enclosed paper! Thank you!
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