90K service

[LoudCamry]

I am planning to do a early 90k serive. Are these the right part

Water pump , timing belt, power steering and alternator belt,

oil change and spark plug
new cabin filter

what other belt or part do i need

[PRINCESS PEACH]

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[rdprx5]

Originally Posted by LoudCamry

I am planning to do a early 90k serive. Are these the right part

Water pump , timing belt, power steering and alternator belt,

oil change and spark plug
new cabin filter

what other belt or part do i need

What I did at around 90-95k was replaced:
(1) timing belt (2) water pump (3) front crank seal (4) camshaft seal (5) P/s belt (6)Ac belt (7) SEAL,TYPE T OIL (8) GASKET, OIL PUMP BOD
(9) Camshaft & timing - Pulley (10) Camshaft & timing - Idler pulley (the mechanic suggested the idler and pulley, though really dont have to do), and (11) changed the spark plugs. I bought all the parts at the dealer that cost me $310 and labor $260. (all of this would have cost me around $800-900 at the dealer)

And the normal: oil change, air/cabin filter, transmission drain/fill, and drained out the coolant.

[CharmCityES]

you have the V6 i assume?
you normally do timing belt, water pump, front crank seal, cam seal, a/c and p/s belts, spark plugs, oil change, coolant drain/fill, transmission flush or drain and fill, air filter, cabin filter and rotate tires at 90k for a V6 camry

for the 4cyl, its the same minus all the timing belt and waterpump stuff as it has a timing chain

[LoudCamry]

alright, i already did all the flush just need timing belt, water pump, front crank seal, cam seal, a/c and p/s belt

AS for part should i stick with oem or is there other brand that is the same quality, i heard goodyear gatorback belt is more smoot and quieter then oem

[smilepak]

Originally Posted by LoudCamry

I am planning to do a early 90k serive. Are these the right part

Water pump , timing belt, power steering and alternator belt,

oil change and spark plug
new cabin filter

what other belt or part do i need

Don't forget Transmission Fluid. That's important!

[joe07xle]

I didn't think you needed to change seals are 90K I have a camry 2003 v-6 45k only on it. Is this just something that goes on the V-6 I did upper valve seals on my 1996 v-6

[CharmCityES]

Joe,
its not always a necessity to replace the seals at 90k, but we usually pair them with T belt and waterpump since its only a few extra bones for the seals and no extra labor since were already inside the timing cover for the waterpump and belts...most of the time theyre still ok, but well replace them so they wont start leaking after we do the 90k service