Master Engine Rebuild Kit 1983-1986 Toyota 2.0L L4
Master Engine Rebuild Kit 1983-1986 Toyota 2.0L L4
DNJ Master Engine Rebuild Kit
Includes: Full Gasket Set, Freeze Plug Set (Brass), Main Bearing Set, Oil Pump, Piston Set, Piston Ring Set, Rod Bearing Set, Timing Belt, Thrust Washer.
Sizes Available: Main Bearing Set: Standard, .010 in. Undersize, .020 in. Undersize, .030 in. Undersize; Rod Bearing Set: Standard, .010 in. Undersize, .020 in. Undersize, .030 in. Undersize. Choose your sizes when adding the kit to your cart.
Engine Details: Master Kit w/ Oil Pump & Timing Belt or Timing Kit If Applicable.
Brief Fitment Information: [1983-1986] / Toyota / Camry, Celica / Liters: 2.0 / L4 / Valves: 8 / 2S-ELC.
Part Warranty: 12-month or 12,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first. Warranty must be requested by the original purchaser and is limited to the replacement of the alleged defective part(s) only.
1983-1986 Toyota Camry & 1986 Toyota Celica 2.0L L4 Master Engine Rebuild Kit
Keep your classic Toyota running strong with the Partsology EK906M Master Engine Rebuild Kit, designed for the 2.0L L4 122cid 8V SOHC engine found in the 1983 through 1986 Toyota Camry and 1986 Toyota Celica. This 2.0L four-cylinder engine was built for dependable everyday performance, and a quality rebuild can help restore compression, improve oil control, reduce internal engine wear, and prolong the service life of your vehicle. Partsology supplies OEM-quality engine parts at amazing prices with next-day shipping, making it easier to get the components you need for a thorough engine overhaul. A master engine rebuild kit typically includes the major wear components needed during a rebuild, such as pistons, piston rings, rod and main bearings, a full gasket set, and other essential internal engine components, although exact contents can vary by application. Unlike a standard engine rebuild kit, a master engine rebuild kit is generally a more comprehensive package that includes additional critical components needed to complete a more complete rebuild. Excessive oil consumption, low compression, blue exhaust smoke, knocking or tapping noises, poor engine performance, loss of power, and increased blow-by can all be signs that your Toyota engine may be due for a rebuild. Rebuilding the engine can restore worn internal components, improve reliability and performance, and give your 1983 to 1986 Camry or 1986 Celica a renewed lease on life while allowing you to preserve a vehicle with plenty of classic Toyota character.
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