Fits 3S-GTE Gen 5
3S-GTE Gen 5 Quick Reference Chart
$29.99
15% off applies automatically in your cart when it has both the SW20 chassis and 3S-GTE Gen 5 charts. Both are PDF downloads, emailed to you after you order.
- Fitment
- 3S-GTE Gen 5
- Format
- Digital file, sent by email
- Availability
- In stock
About this part
Every 3S-GTE Gen 5 exploded diagram you need on one chart, with the torque value printed right next to each nut and bolt. Dozens of hours went into vectorizing and cleaning up the diagrams, pulling torque specs from multiple factory repair manuals (BGBs), some of them not in English, and in a few cases measuring breakaway torque with a digital torque wrench.
Putting your engine back together should be the fun part. Stop digging through the BGB or waiting on a forum reply for a torque value.
Did you know the middle oil pan uses 5 different sizes and types of fasteners, each meant for a specific spot? Or that the timing covers use 4 different bolt lengths? Neither did I.
What's covered:
- Exhaust manifold
- Intake manifold, IACV and water lines
- Covers and fuel system
- Top end and timing
- Oil pump and oil pan
- Bottom end
- Head bolt and cam cap tightening sequences
Features:
- Torque values in N·m and ft-lb for all major bolts
- Part numbers for the rubber hoses you should replace
- Part numbers for recommended replacement sensors
- Part numbers for the timing covers that commonly break
- Part numbers for Toyota FIPG (formed-in-place gasket), plus heater bypass cap sizes for MR2 installs
- Where the BGB says to apply Loctite
- High-res PDF, ready to print large
Delivery:
This is a digital download. The PDF is emailed to you separately shortly after you order. Print it at any print shop (laminated holds up best in the garage) or keep it on a tablet.
This chart is dedicated to my friend Bob Pham and the whole #SoCalMrRestoration team.
Disclaimer: this chart is a quick reference and assumes you have the knowledge and experience to assemble an engine. If something doesn't seem right, stop and double-check. Don't torque a 10 mm bolt to 70 ft-lb because someone made a typo in the directions.
