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** Frank **

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Since: May 15, 2007
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 2:16 pm
Post subject: 2000 V6 Camry cam and/or crank seal(s) leaking
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Noticed a little bid of oil under the car but no oil on the garage floor.
Car has about 50k miles so do I do the timing belt, water pump and crank/cam
seal replacement thing now or wait till 80k miles?

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 5:49 pm
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You should find out where the oil is leaking -- probably the rear
valve cover gasket. It's a known problem with the V6. 50K miles and
these rubbers start to weaken sounds about right. It may also be the
PCV valve plugging up, forcing oil out of pan gasket, etc lots of
possibilities here. So check to see WHERE the oil is leaking from.

The timing belt will begin to stretch at 50K too, but the auto
tensioner will take up the slacks and won't let it whip the timing
cover like in the 3/5SFE engines. If you have 7 years on the car is
about time (time-wise, not mileage-wise).

I'd also replace parts like the following (older prices from www.rockauto.com)
GATES TCK257 timing component kit $89.79
FEL-PRO TCS45890 crank seal $6.27
FEL-PRO TCS45889 cam seal set $8.55
GATES K060410 Alt/AC belt $13.09
GATES K040345 PS belt $8.61
ASCO/AISIN Part # 1610029085 water pump $61.79 (I like to use Airtex
pumps
from the local NAPA store)
Total ~$188 + shipping

If needed: FEL-PRO VS50471R valve cover set (with spark plug tube
seals) $30.79



On Dec 20, 2:16 pm, "** Frank **" wrote:
> Noticed a little bid of oil under the car but no oil on the garage floor.
> Car has about 50k miles so do I do the timing belt, water pump and crank/cam
> seal replacement thing now or wait till 80k miles?

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 9:04 am
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