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22R rebuild costs

Tech talk for Hilux

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22R rebuild costs

Post by roadkill »

Got a bundy with a 22r that needs a rebuild. What sort of cost would I be looking at to do a rebuild on the motor and get the carby rebuilt as well?
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Post by Rorza »

yea also what about an 18rn series rebuild
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Post by dumbdunce »

it would be difficult to economically rebuild those motors. better to replace them with an imported motor with more power that will use less fuel. for a full rebuild of either motor including headwork, new pistons, rings, rebore, all bearings, gaskets and seals, including labour, you'd be looking at well over $3000, might get it in under $2000 if you do all the work yourself.
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Post by roadkill »

what would the cheapest, easiest and most economical import to put in?
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22r rebuild

Post by Gibonator »

i just got my done by motafit, a company that specialise in motor rebuilds, change over cost 2000, thats everything new but then i had me radiator redone and carby redone ...all up was 3000 but it was worth it cause goes hard now
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Re: 22r rebuild

Post by Dero »

Gibonator wrote:i just got my done by motafit, a company that specialise in motor rebuilds, change over cost 2000, thats everything new but then i had me radiator redone and carby redone ...all up was 3000 but it was worth it cause goes hard now


Did the $2000 include the reco 22r and install ????
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Post by Area54 »

Phone up Repco, they do have fully reco exchange short motors for well under 3000. Swap your parts onto the short motor, place your old motor in the crate and deliver back to them, all good. Then just change the engine number with DOT. 18R might be getting a little rare, but 22R should be more common. Carby rebuild should be around 250-300
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Re: 22r rebuild

Post by ORSM45 »

Dero wrote:
Gibonator wrote:i just got my done by motafit, a company that specialise in motor rebuilds, change over cost 2000, thats everything new but then i had me radiator redone and carby redone ...all up was 3000 but it was worth it cause goes hard now


Did the $2000 include the reco 22r and install ????


yes it did.
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