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Old 01-11-2010, 07:46 PM
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Ebay 22re rebuild video

Anyone have a link to the ebay rebuild video that I keep hearing so much about? I have searched ebay a few times and can not find it. Or does anyone have copy they want to sell.

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I would also like to find out where this elusive video is at. yes, I have searched and searced to no avail. So if anyone knows where it is at, let me know.

Edit: Never mind I found it. Here is the link

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOYOT...item563963b75f

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Was that video worth it?
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guys...

search 22re on ebay...thats how i came across it , i will try too
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here ya go

http://cgi.ebay.com/TOYOTA-4-CYLINDE...item563963b861
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Finding it is easy.. Im just wondering if its worth buying..
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I seen it a while back and i had to call the guy to ask him why he didnt do a v6 version..Now ive got a running 22r but i might rebuild it to learn and have an extra engine..lol

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factory manual is much more practical !!!



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Still you can never have too much info..
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I guess ... how much is the vid ?


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Originally Posted by StangBanger
Still you can never have too much info..
agreed.

Slacker....I have VERY LITTLE wrenching history.....ummm about 6 months maybe...so I will take whatever liitle bit of help I can get. FSM / Haynes / Chiltons are valuable in their own ways but mostly worthless to a newbie. nothing beats visual instruction or better yet doing it like I've been doing, trial and error....lot's of error.

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Buy it now is $15.00. I might try to sneak it in. But just spent a few dollars at HF the wife does not know about. Had to pick up some more consumables. But anyway. The FSM is great, but there are plenty of little things to building any engine that are not in the manuals. For $15.00 if it gives even one tip not in the FSM it is worth it. I'll let you all know when I get it in.

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I think imma buy it and burn copies for regulars on this site.. I feel ive gotten enough from this site and it would be a good payback to the YT community. As little as it may be..lol
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to any of you that have viewed the video does it talk about "quenching" on an engine rebuild. term used by "olharleyman" who sounded like he knew what he was talking about 22RE performace wise.....i can put one back together but was interested in some of the "tricks of the trade" tips......... i have the FSM as well and harleys 7 page writeup on 22RE build covered alot that wasnt in the manual.........

the 22R is on the stand and im trying to gather information. thanks, JJ
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If I can't find it in a timely manner, someone post up that long article from ENGBLDR i think it was on pirate? He goes into great depth on explaining what quench is. This was one of my main concerns when rebuilding mine. It's definitely a big deal if your gonna use re-builders pistons, cut the rod journals and use over-sized bearings. In basic terms quench value is how far up or down the piston sits in the cyl bores. a positive quench would be if the piston top is above the block (deck) when at TDC, negative would be below the block (deck) surface. You want to be as flush (0 deck) as possible. And someone correct me if wrong, less than 6 thous positive?
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I got my hands on a copy if anyone can tell me how to upload it we can make a sticky out of it I have no problem doing that.
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Olharley beat me to it..ill be getting my copy in 2 days..wouldn't mind doing the same
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how about a video about OIL PAN REMOVAL????
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The video is actually pretty good. Many will knock it right off the bat that it is basic, however, just the visual of seeing the process is where the benefit really lies. After watching it, I realized that rebuilding a 22RE is pretty basic, so I guess it's all relative. It also shows how to "lap" the valves, which I have never heard of anyone talking about or doing.

I don't think I would try and repost it for everyone to see, there is copyright information at the beggining and a disclosure from reproducing it. It's only $15.00 so there is really no need for posting it.
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