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Never knew Toyota had a bad engine,thats why I bought it.

That is absolutely how to fix it. My metallurgists consider this repair the best cast iron repair hands down. Done properly, can be considered as good as new. Also looks like you have another small crack at about the 7 o'clock position.

looking for '69 windshield for a 2 Dr Ht. Coronet ..within 200 miles of Buffalo NY ...shipping is insane ....thanks Dave

On the rare occasions that I have tradesmen do work for me, I’ll ask if they’ll give a cash discount. I’ve saved a bunch doing that.

He beat me to it, I thought that the top picture had something to do with the reverse light switch 4-speed and light under the dash. The bottom for an automatic.

I saw this video a few years ago.... possibly the same for a plug hole.

Glen Ray radiator can restore the heater core.

Detroit Muscle Technologies has a fantastic kit.

I removed the heater-a/c box from my 1968 Dodge Charger. (Dirt, sand and a dead mouse fell out when I removed it off of the firewall.) What steps should I take to restore the box? Are there any instructions available on how it comes apart? Thanks!

Thanks.....I found all that out after I bought a car with that engine for my wife. :cursin: Uses more oil than it should. In contrast, my son's 2002 Corolla uses hardly any oil and is as reliable as a Swiss watch.

Okay, I won't tell you.

Yes it can be fixed. I have seen lifter holes destroyed and the block was fixed.

Happy belated birthday George. Hope u had a great day. Kim

You were right Roger they had problems with oil and head gaskets.

U could probably get it welded up and then turned down on a lathe. Kim

Engine is out and as far as I know there were no previous leaks, but I did not drive it that much before beginning restoration. The engine was rebuilt before I got it and certainly seems to be in good condition otherwise. Had not noticed this until I replaced freeze plugs, and after the plug...

When YOU are the one building and breaking in the engine, YOU are the only one responsible. Relying on a business that's in the business of selling parts to guarantee your cam isn't going to go flat is, well...

Is that ...diarrhea ?!?!?!?