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Disassembling the cylinder head [Toyota 4Runner N120]

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Attention! It seems more expedient to purchase a new cylinder head than to disassemble, check and repair a previously used head.


Sorting of valve mechanism parts





Removed parts should be stored in the order they were installed.

To disassemble the cylinder head, it is necessary to remove the valves and associated parts. The description assumes that the camshafts and tappets have already been removed (see subsection 3.1.7 or subsection 3.2.10).


1. Compress the first valve spring using a suitable tool (photo on the left) and remove the crackers (photo on the right). Carefully release the valve spring, remove the spring retainer, spring and thrust washer (if any).

Caution: When compressing the springs, do not scratch or damage the internal holes for the pushrods.






2. Remove the valve and remove the oil seal.

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3. Repeat the same steps for the remaining valves.
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Dismantling and installing the engine
Methods and safety precautions for engine dismantling
Dismantling the power unit — preparatory activities
Checking the compression in the engine cylinders
Engine diagnostics using a vacuum gauge
Cleaning and checking the cylinder head
Cylinder head assembly
Valves — Checking and Repairing
Connecting rod and piston group — dismantling
Removal the crankshaft
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