Lexus/Toyota 2JZGE VVT-I cam gear O-Ring/Seal replacement |Rebuild

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In this video I’ll show you how I replace/rebuild the VVT-I cam gear without completely removing the actual cam itself and the timing belt. This is a delicate process. Please take the time to do this, for it could mess with backlash and engine timing.
O-ring can be purchase from eBay
www.ebay.com/itm/392172463991
14mm hex
www.amazon.com/Titan-Tools-15...
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“Sokhom Garage” Will take no responsibility for any damages, injuries, losses or liabilities associated with performance on your vehicles or others property, you do this at your own risk, my video is for guidance, and educational/informational purposes. As always be safe and wear ppe (personal protection equipment)
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@ChefBoyOur2j Год назад

Definitely saved me a bunch of time doing this as i just replaced all the cam seals and crankshaft seal and timing to find out it was the vvti leaking 🤦

@mkcelectronics1152 11 месяцев назад

Same here 🤦‍♂️

@XannyDeVitto9339 Год назад

God bless your soul. I was about to spend $710. You saved me $680 and thats a a cheap shop. I cant thank you enough for going into detaynot like the other videos I’ve watched 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@SciToxic Год назад

Im thinking this is my problem aswell hopefully i can pull this off and not have a shop do it

@XannyDeVitto9339 Год назад

@@SciToxic if you have a second car, it wouldn’t hurt to try. But i was tired of getting ripped off by auto shops and my 300 is still running like the day I bought it

@Tech_Guy_87 Год назад

Best video I've seen with less work compared to other videos. Now I know what to do on my 2003 Lexus GS300.

@itzryyster 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for taking the time and post in details. Definitely going to get it done on my 03 GS300. 😃

@briann977 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much. I was dreading taking the whole thing apart again after I had previously replaced all other seals (cam/crank, valve covers). I'm going to give this a try today. Great video!

@angelrolon8711 Год назад

I’m over here really worried about changing mine out. All other videos skip parts. Thanks Dude really appreciate the video. I’ll be doing mine as soon as it warms up.

@yuryzuborev1343 Год назад

Great job mate! Well done!

@mkcelectronics1152 11 месяцев назад

Bro u nailed it . I just had replaced seals behind them cam gears because I was thinking it’s them what’s leaking but even after new seals I still have leak . So this be my next thing to do this weekend hopefully. BTW I did not know it’s got 0 ring 😂

@christopherquijada4362 11 месяцев назад

Crank seal

@amilcarchavez285 Год назад

Thank you! I need to do this job on my 2001 lexus GS300. 🙏

@Jursaw Год назад

Thanks for making this video. I did cam seals and crank seal and oil pump washer and still have a leak. Going to replace this

@Gone_Rogue300 Год назад

This man is so accurate with his work. He helped me figure out the AC problem, he's theral af! I highly recommend listening to his words of wisdom. My 05 IS is making a knocking noise and I have no idea what it is. Imma check it out tomorrow..

@Jursaw Год назад

Did you have rod knock?

@Gone_Rogue300 Год назад

@@Jursaw Mines was the power steering wheel! My bolt was lose! I tightened it up and put some lock tight! She's been solid after that no more noise!

@Jursaw Год назад

@@Gone_Rogue300the power steering wheel? The steering wheel?

@Gone_Rogue300 Год назад

@@Jursaw it's the magnetic clutch attached to the ac compressor! Have to either swap one out from a used Denso ac compressor or buy a new Denso one. The magnetic clutch doesn't work well 3rd party unless it's Denso. Denso is OEM.

@nickleafs467 2 года назад

We’ll put together ive been seeing oil in spark plug well and water pump thought it was only the valve cover gasket til I took the timing covers off looks like another thing to do after work

@sammaverickmolotovl.2478 Год назад

Good Job

@dannyorozco3899 Год назад

Check cam seals

@FUNZO1904 5 месяцев назад

I have done it two times on different gs300's and i cannot break free the 14mm up front even with two different impact guns, I figure since it's not leaking it doesn't need to be changed.

@s5loh974 Месяц назад

will removing the hex throw off timing?

@kadhmkazem5586 Год назад

❤❤❤❤

@CarlosLopez-oi8cn 6 месяцев назад

That may work for the IS300, but the cam sprocket is different on my GS300. It's not a continuous rubber circle.

@p-teddy1342 2 года назад

Did you need to set the motor at Top dead center before removing the cap?

@SokhomGarage 2 года назад

No, because im not exactly messing with the timing, and the the timing belt stays intact, it doesn’t come off, but yes, you can set it on the timing marks for safe measure.

@SlickRexx 2 года назад

Did you use anything to keep the gears from not moving?

@SokhomGarage 2 года назад

Timing belt is still on, cam gears won’t move.

@sswankk0070 2 года назад

Did this stop the leak it looks like there’s another seal behind the actual gear within the head that might be the source aswell.

@SokhomGarage 2 года назад

There is, it’s the cam cap seal, and I will be doing that soon too, because I have to replace my timing belt, and will be doing an complete timing and seal replacement job.

@joecox9958 Год назад

sorry five 10mm torque not in spec, under 14mm there is set screw 10mm that is 11ftlbs, also there is a seal you seems not touched. thanks for your video!

@Chavatradezz 2 года назад

Is this a safe way to do it cause you said that we shouldn’t mess with the timing too much. My IS been leaking for a good while now and Ima pretty sure it’s that because my from cover have all over and I just did my valve gaskets

@SokhomGarage 2 года назад

I can’t say that it’s the safest, honestly looking back into this, the timing belt never comes off, but it’s an effective method, just as long as you mark/score your position and location.

@JoyLong 2 года назад

Bro, put it back the same way you took it off, not a big deal, just mark your position, don’t twist or turn any other way.

@Chavatradezz 2 года назад

So I just went to a shop and I asked them if they do O-ring seal and they said that shouldn’t be the problem, they said it would be the cam gear seal (seal type T oil) any help who help thank you guys

@MakersMike Год назад

@@Chavatradezz the T type oil seal are the cam shaft seal that are behind the black plate. This is a different job.

@rileywatson926 Год назад

Out of curiosity the inside of the cam gear has oil in it did you fill it back up if so how much did you put in

@SokhomGarage Год назад

So yes, it did have oil, but it didn’t continue to leak once you’ve taken it off, you might lose a few ounces or so, not a big deal, but you can also determine that by checking the dip stick, check the level to make sure it’s good.

@rileywatson926 Год назад

How does the motor feed oil into that sealed unit, would it not be pre filled with oil on assembly, currently replacing the o-ring on my jzx100

@pablogates5355 11 месяцев назад

@@rileywatson926hey were you able to figure it out

@paitoon9929 3 месяца назад

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

@ahmidjones1931 2 года назад

where did you get the manual from?

@SokhomGarage 2 года назад

I’ve had this for a long time from Lexus.

@MiguelRodriguez-if4em Год назад

So I just changed my O-Ring but the person who did it did a Mickey Mouse and tired to do it fast and short way point is we kinda didn’t have the right tools but made it work he didn’t have a torque wrench and put everything back together I ran it and it wasn’t feeling right wasn’t picking up speed as it would

@syedrezansyedabdulrahim6003 Год назад

Do you have the part number of the o ring?

@SokhomGarage Год назад

Sorry I don’t know the part number.

@takinickmakazdy 8 месяцев назад

Why u did not replace second oring ? The front on the cap one

@SokhomGarage 7 месяцев назад

It’s just a cover, it doesn’t do anything

@takinickmakazdy 7 месяцев назад

@@SokhomGarageokay thanks ! Great video, i am going to do the same as u showed 😊

@joecox9958 Год назад

which manual you use? there are serious errors. The five 10mm is 11ftlbs, 14mm is 60ftlbs - the 60ftlbs is from genuine manual.

@craigwalsh8116 Год назад

60 ft lbs is what the internal 10 mm hex bolt is torqued to. That holds the intake pulley to the intake camshaft. The 14 mm is just to seal the front of the VVTi gear and it's torqued to 11 ft lbs (page EM32 in FSM). Since he is not removing the VVTi gear (you would need to remove the timing belt to do so), the internal hex bolt does not need to be removed. As for the five 10 mm bolts, there is no "official" torque for them since the service manual simply states to replace the whole VVTi gear if it is leaking. 11 ft lbs is the consensus in the forums though.

@DennisSection 11 месяцев назад

What if you took it off before marking it? 😅

@SokhomGarage 11 месяцев назад

It can mess with the timing if you’re no careful.

@Jursaw Год назад

Anybody get a code p1349 after doing this?

@SokhomGarage Год назад

I never had an issue, but it might be the oil control valve getting stuck open, might want to check that, it’s the big silver part that sits behind the VVTI cam gear.

@kadhmkazem5586 Год назад

🙏🫶👍💯👍💯