black89t;1311406 said:
how do you know that?
i doubt they pulled the motor. then tore it down. machine the deck then reassembled it. :nono: i find that hard to believe. i'm sure they decked the head and maybe even got a valve job done at the machine shop. but i haven't heard of ANY dealership tearing a motor down for a hg job. i want to hear what you guys have to say or where you got that fact.
X-man. another great example of how the 7m is a solid motor when worked on by someone who know what they're doing. even with the "horrible stock hg" that we hear all the time. LOL.
I don't. But that was standard issue Toyota policy, not just ours at the dealership. Not many 7M's back then, the old people still owned them. But we did the 3VZE recall, called the V06 campaign. You never ever put a refinished head on block after a blown headgasket. Well, some people do, and I can point out which ones with a couple of minutes in the search engine.
The block is pulled and decked. Unless it is beyond .002". Then they get a new block. But not a new crank or rotating assembly. Toyota wouldn't pay for it. You have to destroy a crank somehow, or put rod through a block before they buy you a short block.