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Melbourne,Victoria
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July 2002
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I supported Toymods
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I renounced punctuation
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May 2002
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Re: 18r & 18rc timing chain & gears transplant?
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Sun, 22 December 2002 04:18
 
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Dude, I'd recommend you use new chains. Don't even both reusing old timing chains for a measly $30-40. Bent valves cost heaps more to fix.
As for instructions, the local library will almost certainly have a Haynes or Gregorys manual for a car (Celica, Corona, etc) with the 18R motor. Photocopy the required bits from there.
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Melbourne,Victoria
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July 2002
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Re: 18r & 18rc timing chain & gears transplant?
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Sun, 22 December 2002 07:26
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SO,Basically GiantTomato what you are saying is that I "Can" use the Timing Gears & chains from the Corona & put them into the Celica,But.....Use "New" Timing Chains,right?I hope I got it right !
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Canberra
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December 2002
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Re: 18r & 18rc timing chain & gears transplant?
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Mon, 23 December 2002 01:12
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Yes curious myself. Getting an engine off a mate he said it was an 18R, so I went and bought the 18R timing kit with the gasket and chains and stuff. Now he he said it is an 18R-C, will the 18R kit fit an 18R-C?
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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October 2002
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Re: 18r & 18rc timing chain & gears transplant?
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Sat, 28 December 2002 06:45
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As far as I know the "C" is just for the emmissions controls. The rest of the engines (R & R-C) are the same.
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