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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    Thanks aha2988. It's never too late! I now also have visual confirmation. That's why I say a "thank you" is almost not enough. BlackWorksInc gets hold of colleagues and looks for someone doing a timing chain. You got the book out, took pics and uploaded them. Between t4r.org and it's members, I...
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    I did a search for "1gr crank"earlier, and downloaded most of the ones where you can see the wheel. None of them showed what I was looking for, but a few of the pics show that the -2 teeth points in a similar direction as the #2 big end journal.If I do that, the dot is in line with the kew way/...
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    Thanks. I really appreciate it. I could only get the Max Ellery manual here, and it has nothing on this wheel
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    I believe it would have been checked for straightness. The engineering firm I use are quite thorough. The more they find wrong, the more money they can make lol. Do you by any chance have a pic of that motor from the front. I am looking for any pick from the front so that I can see the...
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    Giving details is depressing. :sobbing: This motor only has 145 000km/90 000 miles on it. This is such a great motor with potential for huge mileage, and it takes one idiot to ruin it all. I don't know the history of the vehicle, as it's a new customer. From what I can see, it seems as if this...
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    I don't know what this customer was thinking. Maybe he thought, because it's a Toyota, it doesn't need a service. In the end, the motor overheated, dropped 1 valve seat, and the motor seized.
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    Crank timing wheel position (1GR-FE)

    Hi All I have searched and looked at every picture that I can find, but I just can't find the position that the "crank pick up wheel" should be fitted. I sent the crank into the engineering firm for checking and polishing. They removed the "wheel" without making markings.:gun4: I would...
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    Technician in South Africa

    Hi All I own a workshop in South Africa, and am currently re-building a 1gr-fe motor for a Toyota Prado

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