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Cage Fighter
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Junkyard 5sfe
Looking around at junkyards to find a replacement motor so I can have a car again. Anyone know a certain year toyota that I would have a better chance of finding a 5sfe in to swap out. Any advice or tips will be appreciative. Really need to get this thing running again. Thanks in advance.
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21.1 Gigawatts
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any celica or camry... just try to find one with low miles.... Rmember you taking a chance buying a motor from a junkyard.... I would just look for engine shops that sell motors.
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i'm looking at either or just don't know any places around here with engine shops for toyota's just starting to look so thanks for the advice
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Try to buy a crashed junkers motor, if the cars in good nick and its in a junkyard chances are the reason its there is the motor, may be the gearbox but usually rod knock or cracked head or something serious that wasn't worth fixing. Assuming you pull a 5sfe out you already have the loom and injectors etc to fit you just need a long block to make it an easy out in in then sell the old one in bits.
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I looked these up for you dude...
Japanese Engines http://www.noyanusa.com/enginelist.html- it says not in stock but call them up to see Japanese Engines Import Inc. - JDM Engines, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Toyota |
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Thank you very much MR2enV!!
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ok i gotta jump in this one.
camry motors are a little different the trannys bolt up different. (some do swap but there are some that just wont) I work at a junk yard but not the kind you think. the 'new term is vehical and parts recovery center.' my buisness is part of the URG group (google it) and we have strict standereds we have to follow. when we pull a drive train we do it bolt by bolt,clip by clip, NOTHING IS CUT meaning you get a complete motor with harness, only thing we cut when we pull a motor is the cat convertor. we even screw the majority of the bolts finger tight so you have them if you break yours when you pull your motor. every motor is started and ran for about 30min before we pull it to ensure no problems and you get a warrenty. you get a paper confirming the milage of the car. all of our cars are on stands and bar coded, for easy searching. we have right now about 600 cars, we just crushed 300+ cus we ran out of space. now a junk yard will cut **** to get the engine out and hack the harness, we get fired if we do that(no joke). if you want i can look in our computer (that searches all the centers in our group about 300) and find a center nearest to you with the milage you want. oh yeah the system we have, tells ALL the interchanges of almost any car part made for just about every make. so yeah holla at me if you want me to look. |
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