22re rebuild help, anyone???

Thurlo76

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so for my graduation present my parents were gonna pay for the stuff to rebuild my engine, and i was gonna buy a new clutch for it cuz i figure it would be easier to put it in with the motor out. my parents figure thats way cheaper than another truck. "i dont want a different truck" anyways so... i would like to rebuild the whole thing. top and bottom. ive seen kits on ebay and places but i wasnt sure if anyone else has a nice build thread with a total price at the end. just thought i would get this out of the way before college so it doesnt take a crap in the middle of the semester or somthing.

or if anyone has done it and has tips, parts needed, prices, or really anything i would help.
 
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People seem to really like the quality, price and phone support at enginebulder.com. Are you on yotatech? There seem to be a lot of people there who routinely rebuild engines and could give better advice than I. I know I've read to get an OEM Toyota clutch; that eBay clutches and other aftermarket clutches have quality issues. Congrats on your graduation!
 
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Have you ever rebuilt an engine before?
Are you going to have the block bored out?
Head reworked?
etc
 
Have you ever rebuilt an engine before?
Are you going to have the block bored out?
Head reworked?
etc

nope i have never rebuilt a whole engine but i have replaced a head gasket on a 87 truck, i will have block bored out most likly. and i will have the head machined while its out. i think my number 4 spark plug is cross threaded so i will have to take the head off and try to get it out then, i mean if the plug breaks then its way easier to take it to get it fixed while the head is off.

i like that page with the build your own kit. i will probly order somthing off there unless i can get a better deal at auto zone or somthing. my mothers husband works at a desiel repair shop and has a commercial account i use quite often. so we will see
 
Take your time , go slow and if in doubt about a part, replace it. This is how we all learn, congrats for taking on a challenge.
 
so... ive been looking and it would almost be cheaper to buy a long block out of portland oregen and then sell mine. rather than rebuilding mine. that way also i wouldnt be out of service for that long. any imput on that???
 
i found one that is 700 completly rebuilt, i just need to keep oil pan, timing chain cover, rear main seal bolts and a few other bolts... i give them a core and i get the new one. 1 year warrenty. hopfully all goes well
 

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