Any young mechanics out that get a chance to train with a mechanic like Peter will end up being a great asset to the automotive service industry you should be teaching Peter thanks for sharing your tips and tricks

Thank you, Peter. My 1997 T100 with 257,000 is still running great. I was a jet aircraft mechanic. Toyota's are built to last with proper TLC.

I can watch you all day working on Toyota cars and trucks.

Was Glad to see another video on this Toyota! It is a Great Truck!

You are an amazing mechanic Sir. Please keep "paying it forward" with much more of your videos detailing your expertise. A+

Thank you for a methodical review and informative video! Well done! Please enjoy your weekend once you reassemble the engine.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Your explanations are exceptionally clear and comprehensive. Keep 'em comin'!

I wish when i started as tech 20 years ago, would've loved to work with this gentleman. God bless you bud!!

You explained every steps clearly with little accent. I could tell you are very kind person you must be a Buddhist or practitioner

Thanks for the video. I always learn something new. I have a 95.5 Tacoma 2.4 it has always been a good truck.

very informative, all the other tensioner videos I saw didnt give enough info on installing, and how the tensioner is suppose to behave with the chain, yours did, Thank you

Enjoy your videos... very detailed and informative. Thank you!

Excellent video. Very detailed proper procedure. Nice to see how one of these tensioners works.

Great video, great teacher. Thanks for sharing!

Very good video you put the instructions across really well thank you.

I always thoroughly enjoy your videos. I understand you can't film everything, especially on an involved job such as this, but I wish I could have seen you 'time' the 2 camshafts...thanks again.

Have a great weekend, sir!

Have a great weekend as well......

Great explanation. Great video.

Loved the video!

Great Video, Thanks Brother!

Ha Ha Ha that was fun! Thanks for sharing, great job.

Beautiful engine

Great video. Have a good weekend stay safe.

Great Video, Thanks Peter!

Thanks for sharing your video great information.

Thank You For Expertise and Time

Subscribed! My Tacoma has the 2RZ-FE and I may need these videos one day but I hope not.

Muchas gracias amigo por excelente explicación muy preciso y claro. felicitaciones.

Snap I wish I lived near Peter!

Enjoy all you videos on Toyota trucks and vehicles. Keep me updated on how to perform some scheduled maintenance. Can you answer a question l have?

I was wondering how that pin got released .thanks dude

Great video on the tensioner. Of course you tease some of us at the end with the Scion, so now I'm dying to see what you're going to do next....👏👍👌👌😏

Thank you sir 🙏 for sharing you are Awesome!!!!.

Thank you very much.

That’s great because I own one of them main its 95 so cool, thanks a.lot

Hello, do you happen to have a video of an engine that’s not taken apart? Do you set the timing before pulling it out?

Awesome video! What about tundra timing belt and tensioner

Do you have any videos on bushings and ball joints?

I just changed the tensioner on my 97 4runner. Is still leaking oil thru that part..any suggestions?? Side note the tensioner for my truck doesnt use an O ring...jjst a gasket

Peter, I have a 2001 Tacoma 2.7L 2WD PreRunner Xcab. At approximately 299,200 miles, I started hearing a rattle at the top of the VCG and after watching your videos, I narrowed it down to the tensioner. I picked one up at O'reilly's and changed it out. I immediately noticed there was not a gasket on the original tensioner. Is this normal? The one from O'reilly's came with a gasket and I followed your instructions exactly as described. After starting the truck, the rattle was louder than before, but after a few stop and starts of the engine, I guess after the pressure built up in the tensioner, the engine ran the smoothest it has in years. Was it common/normal for the original tensioner to have been installed at the Toyota factory without a gasket or did they just forget? Please let me know your thoughts on this and thanks for sharing your knowledge on these great videos! Side Note: After replacing the tensioner, the next day I started and completed a 700 mile trip without any problems.

This is a very great reference when doing this repair. Thanks so much for showing how it mechanically works, I really appreciate it! You definitely have my subscription.

Great video, is it correct to 3ZR-FAE engine to?

Is this info good for the 2rz I cant seem to find any videos on it

You need a camera person to assist. Maybe grab some sour kraut and eat? 🤣 Just kidding. Nice demo of how-to on that tensioner. 👍🏼

Let us see the damaged head gasket please

This video is fucking awesome..!! Just what i need. Tanxs for sharing this bro...😀😀

Thank you veri priti job.And can you mi explain complete job.

So it didn't spring out all the way, how can I do it without taking it out or is that possible?

Guys I have a MK3 supra 87 I have a code 42 says it a speed sensor signal my transmission won’t shift out of 1 its an automatic transmission what can I do

How much would this job cost ?

Tell me what can it be the problem of total 302 shoot

What is a Newton meter?

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Okekoke!

My 2004 has a rattle after it has been sitting for a day on start up after it has started it won’t rattle has to sit for a few hours then it will rattle for about 5 seconds then stop sounds like timing chain

That scion has a name its "The Hooptie!"

I'll go and do my deal with the very end of the chapter...haha

Couple drops of gasoline will soften a paper gasket.

Foot lbs.!!!!