Juvi22003's RHD Toyota Aristo Build Thread
#16
^^^ thanks man already ordered the body kit. Trying to sell my brand new SSR wheels before ordering a new set of the wheels for this one. Once i have kit, wheels and suspension it will be off to the body shop. Also i had the motor checked out over the weekend and it need some work done so i'm not trying to drive it around right now.
I need the following, can you guys help me with part#s
Time belt
Water pump
Cam seal
Crank seal
Vvt-I gear
I need the following, can you guys help me with part#s
Time belt
Water pump
Cam seal
Crank seal
Vvt-I gear
#18
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/bui...-gte-swap.html
Check the 2nd post. All the part numbers you should need.
Check the 2nd post. All the part numbers you should need.
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...1998/4475.html
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Thanks man i just found the part number today for the water pump, but this is what sewell sent me is it the same thing ?
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...1998/4475.html
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...1998/4475.html
That 'timing belt kit' is missing a few items.
#20
Timing belt
Water pump
cam seal
crank seal
vvt-i gear
reseal oil pan
reseal transmission pan
I already bought a greddy timing belt, cam seal (90311-40020) and crank seal (90311-46001) part numbers i already verified, vvti gear i will be getting from drift motion (http://www.driftmotion.com/product-p/dm3058.htm)
The water pump is what i'm trying to figure out which part number is the right one. As i said i asked sewell and that was the link they gave me (http://lexus.sewellparts.com/accesso...1998/4475.html)
The aristo part number for the water pump is 16100-49846 which i cant find anywhere, i know the supra one works which is 16100-49847 i see on eBay i might just purchase that one because i'm not sure about that one sewell sent me.
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Whats the mileage on your car? Are you doing the work yourself?
If you are going that far, and can afford it, you should change everything...so you don't have to go into there again. Basically everything that I serviced on mine. Valve seals are good to do as well...a little more labor intensive, if you are doing the work yourself.
If you are going that far, and can afford it, you should change everything...so you don't have to go into there again. Basically everything that I serviced on mine. Valve seals are good to do as well...a little more labor intensive, if you are doing the work yourself.
#22
Whats the mileage on your car? Are you doing the work yourself?
If you are going that far, and can afford it, you should change everything...so you don't have to go into there again. Basically everything that I serviced on mine. Valve seals are good to do as well...a little more labor intensive, if you are doing the work yourself.
If you are going that far, and can afford it, you should change everything...so you don't have to go into there again. Basically everything that I serviced on mine. Valve seals are good to do as well...a little more labor intensive, if you are doing the work yourself.
Cam Seal 9031140020
Crank Seal 9031146001
Camshaft Pulley 1305046010
Driving Belt 9016A2007
Water Inlet Gasket
Water Pumper Gasket
Trd Sports Thermostat
Greddy Timing Belt
and not pertaining to maintenance
full body kit from japan (2-3 months wait)
Jic Downpipe (1 month wait)
Walbro 255LPH Fuel Pump
6 Denso Iridium Spark Plugs (5310 IK22)