Hello Peter, is it safe for non-professionals like me to replace this intake manifold gasket? I have watched quite some videos and read some technical notes. I feel like I can do it by following these steps.
Thank you, Sir. If I am only replacing the gasket, it is NOT necessary to completely remove all the hoses, correct? I do not need to completely take out the manifold?
I accidentally dropped a small screwdriver into my corolla's throttle body when I was examining it. I can't see it through the butterfly valve. Haven't started the engine but not sure how worried I should be.
The red straw that you use with the spray can to clean the throttle body when flying inside the throttle body, I took off the throttle body but I can't see it when looking into the manifold, now my next step is I guess since I am a complete rooky, would be to take off the intake manifold, I appreciate any suggestions...
Hello Peter, I have a Corolla e12 1.4, 4ZZ-FE year of manufacture 2005. It happened to me when the engine was cold, so it went wrong to start. After a while, he jumped as if they were a wet ignition transformer. The engine spun as if lightly. I started after 4 days and it was a big fog. What could it be? Otherwise, everything works for many years without a problem. I have driven 118000 km. Thank you. Peter
may be a stupid question but once the hoses are unplugged, how do you plug them back and make sure they re tightly plugged and wont go off while driving? It seemed hard to remove them so I m wondering how to properly plug them back and secure them in.
Hi, Good question. Because this is a Quality Toyota car, all hoses and clamps goes very easily to back. Same way. And this is so easy, because Toyota parts are so durable and well made. Materials are super.
You gave me a few good ideas but are you sure you know what your doing? In the video you were super awesome. One more question, did your car start working again
I thinking avout buying a 2007 yaris sedan.It needs a new manifold, back tires, and handbrake cables. How long do you figure it'll take to replace the manifold.
You gave me a few good ideas, but are you sure you know what your doing? In the video you were super awesome. One last question, did your car start after you tried to fix it?
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Great job Peter....like how you label locations of hoses.....A+
Thanks 👍
Thank You Sir!! Added your channel to the subscribed list.
+Hawaiian F150 Hello and many thanks! :-)
Hello Peter, is it safe for non-professionals like me to replace this intake manifold gasket? I have watched quite some videos and read some technical notes. I feel like I can do it by following these steps.
Yes
Replace the PCV valve after removing the intake manifold.
Noted
Thank you, Sir. If I am only replacing the gasket, it is NOT necessary to completely remove all the hoses, correct? I do not need to completely take out the manifold?
trkoby Yes, you are right. There should be room to install gasket, when you took bolts away.
Peter Finn Excellent. Thank you.
Hey I know this was 4 years ago but do you happen to know the part number for the gasket?
@@masonpl4704 This is 1 year ago but its 17177-37030
Would you happen to have videos on Toyota Corolla 94 muffler replacement?
+Armando Saldivar Hello, maybe in future. Many Thanks for comment. :-)
I accidentally dropped a small screwdriver into my corolla's throttle body when I was examining it. I can't see it through the butterfly valve. Haven't started the engine but not sure how worried I should be.
It makes only rattling sound, but I recommend you to remove it.
Peter Finn ok thanks Peter. Will take off the intake manifold tomorrow. Thanks for a great video
The red straw that you use with the spray can to clean the throttle body when flying inside the throttle body, I took off the throttle body but I can't see it when looking into the manifold, now my next step is I guess since I am a complete rooky, would be to take off the intake manifold, I appreciate any suggestions...
Hello Peter, I have a Corolla e12 1.4, 4ZZ-FE year of manufacture 2005. It happened to me when the engine was cold, so it went wrong to start. After a while, he jumped as if they were a wet ignition transformer. The engine spun as if lightly. I started after 4 days and it was a big fog. What could it be? Otherwise, everything works for many years without a problem. I have driven 118000 km. Thank you.
Peter
Can you make a video on installing ITB on a 11th gen corolla?
Good idea
Is that a manual transmission on that ZR engine , let me know please???
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may be a stupid question but once the hoses are unplugged, how do you plug them back and make sure they re tightly plugged and wont go off while driving? It seemed hard to remove them so I m wondering how to properly plug them back and secure them in.
Hi, Good question. Because this is a Quality Toyota car, all hoses and clamps goes very easily to back. Same way. And this is so easy, because Toyota parts are so durable and well made. Materials are super.
Also the Toyota's manual says that, for this intake manifold, all bolts have same torque of 22 ft*lbs.
You gave me a few good ideas but are you sure you know what your doing? In the video you were super awesome. One more question, did your car start working again
I thinking avout buying a 2007 yaris sedan.It needs a new manifold, back tires, and handbrake cables. How long do you figure it'll take to replace the manifold.
About 1 to 2 hours.
Thanks, pal.
U need to unscrew 2 screws from bottom connected to the exhaust. What was wrong with this manifold? My car hesitating on idle. But drives fine.
Thanks for comment 👍
Is a 2003 Toyota Corolla the same? I am getting a knock sensor code and it is behind the manifold 🙁
Yes
this is probaby the same ass a 2005 carolla right peter?
Yes, Sir. :-)
You gave me a few good ideas, but are you sure you know what your doing? In the video you were super awesome. One last question, did your car start after you tried to fix it?
Yes, it works well.
Looks like he is not sure or confident in what he is doing.
Thanks and noted 👍
So i basically have to do all this to replace the pcv valve smh. Damn toyota messed up on this one.
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