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Old 05-30-13, 09:24 AM
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does the vvti and not vvti have the same lower oil pan and radiator?

my radiator is leaking and my oil pan is stripped out and im loosing about 1-2qt of oil a week right now... theres a 97+ at the junk yard (with almost a full body kit and taillights that im getting) and before i go through the trouble of pulling it off i want to know if it will fit on my non vvti. or if i could even pull it off lol. the frame is resting on the ground so im not sure how i could lift it up anyway. but i am getting that body kit and tailights. $45 a piece for the bumpers, and they only have a few scratches on them. only missing the right side skirt.

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the lower oil pans are the same for sure, i put a 2jz-ge non vvti rear sump oil pan on my front sump vvti 1jz-gte, fit right on.

radiator i am not sure on, find some pics on google to see the inlets/outlets and compare. I am 95% sure that they are the same though.
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I don't think you have to worry, VVTi wasn't introduced for either the SC300 or the 400 until 1998.
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Originally Posted by Dougspeed
I don't think you have to worry, VVTi wasn't introduced for either the SC300 or the 400 until 1998.
i dont know the exact year of the car but ive seen it. its vvti. i know the top radiator hose is the same not sure about the lower. get paid tomorrow and im hoping i get monday off so i can go check it out.
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Pans are same through and through. Shoulda pulled the body kit when you saw it, chances are it won't be there when you get back.
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