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Diran

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Good morning, 

We are looking for a used or new Alphard 3.0litre engine for my car. Please, where can we get the engine as we have looked everywhere to no avail.

 

Regards 

Diran

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3 hours ago, Diran said:

Thank you very much.  I will contact him

 

When I checked Geralt's link above there were two more engines available, from different sources, at a lower cost.

 

It will be important, if possible, to discover the history of any engine you are considering.

 

A business seller should be able to offer a warranty.

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1 hour ago, Rojie said:

 

When I checked Geralt's link above there were two more engines available, from different sources, at a lower cost.

 

It will be important, if possible, to discover the history of any engine you are considering.

 

A business seller should be able to offer a warranty.

 

1 hour ago, Picasso said:

i would personally have the original rebuilt whats wrong with your engine why you looking for a replacement

 

1 hour ago, Picasso said:

i would personally have the original rebuilt whats wrong with your engine why you looking for a replacement

Thank you Picasso. It was over heating and was told the gasket is gone. 

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3 minutes ago, Diran said:

Thank you Picasso. It was over heating and was told the gasket is gone

 

Which gasket ?

 

If it is a head gasket there will probably be a milky substance in the oil filler cap.

You will be getting water from the exhaust pipe and using a lot of water as a result.

 

Explain what symptoms you are experiencing.

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There is a paste around the oil filler cap. And it drives slower especially when going uphill and start jacking when I stop the car.

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1 minute ago, Diran said:

There is a paste around the oil filler cap. And it drives slower especially when going uphill and start jacking when I stop the car.

 

Sorry, but what does jacking when I stop the car mean ?

Are you using water ?

Any misfiring ?

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Sounds like it is the head gasket. You don't need a new engine. You need the heads removing, check for warping and skimmed if so then reassembling. Any good garage would do that.

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Am confused. Who did you have in mind to change the engine then?

 

If it helps, it's the same engine as Camry V6. If you get hold of a Haynes workshop manual that should be enough to persuade them to do the job.

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If your in no rush to have it done and want a proper job doing and prepaired to wait contact.  Contract mechanics the owner is Simon specialises in mazda bongos but does all imports he very busy person but you get a top job done he not far from Southam give him a call .

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5 hours ago, Diran said:

I have taken it to few places but they won't touch it because it is an import. Do you know any garage that would do it ps?

 

Do you know which cylinder bank has the issue.

From the front of the engine bay; is it the near bank or far bank ?

 

This engine was also fitted to a Lexus.

 

Try and find a qualified Toyota Master Technician who has worked on Camry and Lexus cars

There is one in Bodmin; it might be worth giving him a call to see if he has any contacts near you.

There must be someone capable in The Midlands.

 

I'll find his name; I know it is a silly one !

 

DyerNostics, Toyota Specialist 

 

 

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