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Old 01-13-2006, 05:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Special Service Tools (SST) and Time belt Change.

I will be undertaking the task to change my timing belt and water pump on my '98 Toyota Camry very soon. Can somebody familiar with the procedure please advise me what SSTs (including their part numbers) are required to do the job? Where would you buy the tools? From the dealer or is their an online source?

I want to make certain I have all components / tools before I start the job.

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Which engine does your car have?
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All I needed was a harmonic balancer puller, from NAPA, and the correct metric socket for the Harmonic Balancer bolt (17mm??). No SSTs needed.
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Engine size.

I have the 4 cylinder engine. Thanks for any replies.
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I needed a harmonic balancer puller to get the crank pulley off of its shaft.

Also, I was able to get the crank pulley bolt off just by using an impact wrench while I held the pulley with a strap wrench. However, when slappin' 'er back together, I needed to make a crank pulley holder from a length of 2X4 so I could hold the pulley while I torqued the pulley bolt to spec.
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Special tools, timing belt replacement.

So I can get by with a 'screw-in type' pulley puller for the harmonic balancer and a 17mm? socket for the crank pulley? Rather than riggin' up some tool for holding the pulley, I think I'd rather have the SST for holding the crank pulley in place. Anyone know that part number and an online source for the SST? Again I have the 4cyl engine.
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