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cost to re ring a 2h (toyota landcruiser)

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cost to re ring a 2h (toyota landcruiser)

Post by Nat84 »

ok i know i'm a paine in the ass
but is this bad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDeixjGHhpU
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Re: another dumb question

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Nat84 wrote:ok i know i'm a pane in the ass
A window? :shock:

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Post by -Scott- »

It's called "blow-by" and is a sign of worn rings/cylinders. It's not a sign of imminent catastrophe, but it's not a desirable condition.

A compression test will determine if it's all cylinders, or just one or two.

Does that help? :?
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Post by Nat84 »

so anyone know what the cost of rings and bearings

and how much to get the head done
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Post by -Scott- »

You may get more views if you change the title to something a little more descriptive - like "Engine rebuild costs?"

It may also help if you tell us precisely what the engine is? Toyota (?) buffs might recognise it, but I certainly don't. Sounds like a diesel?
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Post by RockyF75 »

Video title says HJ60.... so 2H Diesel
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Post by Nat84 »

-Scott- wrote:You may get more views if you change the title to something a little more descriptive - like "Engine rebuild costs?"

It may also help if you tell us precisely what the engine is? Toyota (?) buffs might recognise it, but I certainly don't. Sounds like a diesel?

it is a Diesel but i guess you didn't read the title of the vid

it is a HJ60 1983 toyota landcruiser

and i don't want a rebuild just the cost of them items (when i work out how to change the title i will or maybe one of the mods can do it for me)
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Post by macca81 »

correct me if im wrong, but if the rings are gone, does that not mean that its pretty much an engine rebuild needed?
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Post by -Scott- »

RockyF70 wrote:Video title says HJ60.... so 2H Diesel
HJ60 only tells me that it's a 60 series. 2H means little more (but I do know 1H.) The 4wd world doesn't revolve around Toyota.

AFAIK, rebuilding diesels is never cheap. Ever thought about an engine swap?
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Post by Nat84 »

-Scott- wrote:
RockyF70 wrote:Video title says HJ60.... so 2H Diesel
HJ60 only tells me that it's a 60 series. 2H means little more (but I do know 1H.) The 4wd world doesn't revolve around Toyota.

AFAIK, rebuilding diesels is never cheap. Ever thought about an engine swap?
would like to stay clear of an engine swap as i have just got it.

will do a compression test tomorrow as it may not be rings maybe just needs the head done if not and it is rings i will do them and the bearings and head as it runs fine (no poit doing a complet rebuild if the rest is fine)
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Post by nastytroll »

you will need a deisel compression tester as the petrol testor will max at about 280 psi and deisel will not fire under that, deseil compression should be around 380 to 420 psi as far as I know
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Post by pongo »

At the end of the day shes a 20 yr old oil burner with high km's which cost bugger all to run esp insurance, no loan repayments, etc, etc.

Just service it regulary and dont thrash the :bad-words: out of it and it will last another 200k without a drama.

If you want a nice TD 4wd, then you will have loan repayments , insurence by the month, exxy parts, etc

I have an old patrol td and a 96 TD pajero. Yeah the paj is nice and goes very well, But for the cost of insurance alone, i could afford to by another old patrol every year.

Work out what you want and then decide if you can afford it comfortably. and still be able to enjoy it on weekends.

I have the worst car in every carpark here in sydney, But when some riceboy laughs at me i just remember the OVERAL cost of the patrol V's there nice shiny bling wheels which already have gutter scrapes on them.

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Post by v840 »

pongo wrote:I have the worst car in every carpark here in sydney,
We obviously dont park at the same places. ;)

Nat, if you are doing rings, you pretty much have to tear the engine down anyway so you may as well throw a rebuild kit at it while you're going to the effort. At the very least get a gasket/seal set.
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Post by scuba steve 22 »

check ebay they had rebuild kits for around $800
but if it was me i would keep driveing it . the blow by dosent seem that bad. ive done some horrible things to my 2h and it hasnt missed a beat,& its got 400 k on it.
my twin cab hj 60 has 450 k & was only serviced twice a year by the previous owner & still goes strong,but i would recommend oils at 5/7.5 k
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Post by pongo »

v840 wrote:
pongo wrote:I have the worst car in every carpark here in sydney,
We obviously dont park at the same places. ;)
even if we do id still win by a mile, I should take a clip of mine on cold start up. itd send shivers up your spine :lol:
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Post by matthewK »

Nat84 wrote:so anyone know what the cost of rings and bearings

and how much to get the head done
oh my little brother

now i did the rings on the nissan i did big end bearings and VRS kit, Valve seals, for just over 300 bucks, i left the motor in the car and did it all, but that was my 4.2 petrol but seens as ya have the D i asume it be a tad more

now i got all the tooling form when i did mine if you want to borrow it ,
hone, springs compressor, ring compressor

but annes old man spent nearly 7k on rebuilding everything, and he has the 2H motor in it , leave it a while untill it gets really bad, but dont leave to too lo0ng or end up screwing other things on it
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Re: cost to re ring a 2h (toyota landcruiser)

Post by jessie928 »

Nat84 wrote:ok i know i'm a paine in the ass
but is this bad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDeixjGHhpU
hey bloke

you may just have glazed bores.

try a decarboniser first

and then you can get stuff to " deglaze" the bores of a diesel

its worth a shot.

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Post by Hoonz »

for a mechanic to do a rebuilt u won't get much change out of 6k

but yeah u can pick up a basic rebuild kit for about a 800
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Post by Pauwolf »

just keep driving it, they all do that when they get a few ks up, its probably got a 100000 more in it.

on a side note a mate of mine had a 2h with 875 000 ks on it, never let a mechanic near it (he was a farmer) just changed the oil, thats it oil and water.

I wouldnt be rushing into a rebuild until it dies

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