Timing belt info
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Timing belt info
Alright, dug into my engine swap
car 1990
motor 1996 1uzfe from a Celsior
I searched and their seems to be a discrepancy on the timing belt .
Gates has same listing from 1990 to 97
Dealer has different part #s from 1990 to 1996
I took both the 90 and 96 and they have the same tooth count
Also i realize there are dealer revisions and updated parts , What are the differences.
I'm still in question about the interference thing as I have researched it an the only difference i see would be the difference in compression, are the doing it with piston size or rod length?
I don't really see many pictures or rebuilds going on with the LS guys and im hoping this may help a few folks, because when you search everything seem a little vague.
Here are some pictures of the mayham , allot of parts are being shuffled .
Old glory here just chocked on the 275.000, mile mark. I have ran this motor for its last 150.000 in 10 years and i really cant complain on how good its been. Rod knock FTL
JDM motor with 75k on it broke down getting ready for some love.
nicer looking header than my 1990
car 1990
motor 1996 1uzfe from a Celsior
I searched and their seems to be a discrepancy on the timing belt .
Gates has same listing from 1990 to 97
Dealer has different part #s from 1990 to 1996
I took both the 90 and 96 and they have the same tooth count
Also i realize there are dealer revisions and updated parts , What are the differences.
I'm still in question about the interference thing as I have researched it an the only difference i see would be the difference in compression, are the doing it with piston size or rod length?
I don't really see many pictures or rebuilds going on with the LS guys and im hoping this may help a few folks, because when you search everything seem a little vague.
Here are some pictures of the mayham , allot of parts are being shuffled .
Old glory here just chocked on the 275.000, mile mark. I have ran this motor for its last 150.000 in 10 years and i really cant complain on how good its been. Rod knock FTL
JDM motor with 75k on it broke down getting ready for some love.
nicer looking header than my 1990
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search again.
the head was redesigned for '95, the higher compression coming from a change in piston and rod design, and (iirc) different cams, providing slightly more lift.
it's been discussed to death and back. the definitive answer is that 95-97 model year LS400s ARE INTERFERENCE ENGINES.
the head was redesigned for '95, the higher compression coming from a change in piston and rod design, and (iirc) different cams, providing slightly more lift.
it's been discussed to death and back. the definitive answer is that 95-97 model year LS400s ARE INTERFERENCE ENGINES.
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search again.
the head was redesigned for '95, the higher compression coming from a change in piston and rod design, and (iirc) different cams, providing slightly more lift.
it's been discussed to death and back. the definitive answer is that 95-97 model year LS400s ARE INTERFERENCE ENGINES.
the head was redesigned for '95, the higher compression coming from a change in piston and rod design, and (iirc) different cams, providing slightly more lift.
it's been discussed to death and back. the definitive answer is that 95-97 model year LS400s ARE INTERFERENCE ENGINES.
This is not a dyer need ill figure it out on my own i was just hoping to spread some knowledge and possibly get some additional knowledge.
Just so this isnt a total waste ill make sure some popular content is involved "check out my stance"
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Listen up partner , every time i search i find you telling someone to search. If you have all this knowledge that i dont would you share some with some one who does not have it ,isn't that the point?
This is not a dyer need ill figure it out on my own i was just hoping to spread some knowledge and possibly get some additional knowledge.
Just so this isnt a total waste ill make sure some popular content is involved "check out my stance"
This is not a dyer need ill figure it out on my own i was just hoping to spread some knowledge and possibly get some additional knowledge.
Just so this isnt a total waste ill make sure some popular content is involved "check out my stance"
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...e-engines.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...erference.html (possible reasoning lexus made them interference)
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...r-a-97-ls.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...e-engines.html
all of these were found within the first two pages of search results, with the phrase used being "interference." Also note that a 95 SC400 1uz is NOT the same as a 95 LS400 1uz, as Lexus did not move the SC400 to the newer motor design with raised compression until 1996.
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You're wasting your time. This is the same guy, asking the same questions, from my thread trying to help people out with the '95-97 timing belt change. He's received the same answer at least 6 times, yet continues to ask.
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Man oh man you guys are hostile, Thank you Pure Drifter for coming around and helping with those links, my search yielded different. I have no problem owning up to defeat , **** i even bought the wrong motor an interference one. LOL
As for bmoore you should lighten up and b moore helpfull also. thanks guys.
Last question should i post more pictures of my build or have you seen enough?
As for bmoore you should lighten up and b moore helpfull also. thanks guys.
Last question should i post more pictures of my build or have you seen enough?
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