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Cruiser 100 (1998-2007) Cruiser 60/80 (1980-1997, petrol) Cruiser 70 (1985-1996, diesel)

Engine specifications [Toyota Land Cruiser J60]

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Contents: Engines 2F and 3F-E ↓ 1FZ-FE engines ↓

Engines 2F and 3F-E



(data for 3F-E engines are given in brackets)

Compression:
- standard
9.8 kgf/cm² (9.8)
– the greatest difference in compression in the cylinders
2.0 kgf/cm² (2.0)
Oil pressure:
- at idle (600 rpm)
not less than 0.28 kgf/cm² (0.28)
– at 1600 rpm
2.4 – 4.9 kgf/cm² (2.4 – 4.9)
Cylinder block:
– standard cylinder inner diameter
94,000 – 94,05 (94,000 – 94,03)
- taper and ovality
no more than 0.02 (0.025)
– maximum permissible deformation of the split plane
0,15 (0,15)
Cylinder head and valves:
Maximum permissible deformation of the split plane
0,15 (0,15)
Valve head belt width (ultimate):
- intake
0,80 (1,0)
- graduation
1,0 (1,2)
Rod diameter:
- intake valves
7,970 – 7,985 (7,970 – 7,985)
- graduation
7,960 – 7,975 (7,960 – 7,975)
Clearance between valve stem and guide bushing
Standard:
- inlet
0,030 – 0,060 (0,025 – 0,060)
- graduation
0,040 – 0,070 (0,035 – 0,070)
Limit:
- inlet
0,10 (0,10)
- graduation
0,10 (0,12)
Valve spring length:
- in a free state
51,5 (51,5)
- installed
43,0 (43,0)

Crankshaft and connecting rods

Connecting rod journals:
- diameter
53,98 – 54,00 (52,988 – 53,000)

- clearance in connecting rod bearings

0,02 – 0,06 (0,02 – 0,05)
Axial clearance of connecting rods:
- standard
0,11 – 0,23 (0,16 – 0,30)
- ultimate
0,30 (0,40)
Root necks
diameter:
  – N 1
66,972 – 66,996 (66,972 – 66,996)
  – N 2
68,472 – 68,496 (68,472 – 68,496)
  – N 3
69,972 – 69,996 (69,972 – 69,996)
  – N 4
71,472 – 71,496 (71,472 – 71,496)
Clearance in connecting rod bearings
0,020 – 0,044 (0,020 – 0,044)
Crankshaft axial clearance:
- standard
0,06 – 0,16 (0,015 – 0,204)
- ultimate
0,30 (0,30)
Ovality and taper
no more than 0.1
Pistons and rings:
– piston diameter (standard)
93,97 – 94,02 (93,96 – 93,99)
– clearance between piston and cylinder
0,03 – 0,05 (0,027 – 0,047)
Piston ring joint clearance:
- upper compression
0,20 – 0,38 (0,20 – 0,42)
- lower compression
0,20 – 0,38 (0,50 – 0,72)
- in the oil scraper (only for engine 3F-E)
0,200 – 0,820
Clearance between ring and groove in piston:
- upper compression
0,03 – 0,06 (0,03 – 0,07)

- lower compression

0,02 – 0,06 (0,05 – 0,09)



* All dimensions and clearances are in mm.

Tightening torques (Nm)*



Connecting rod bearing cap nuts
67 (52)
For 2F engines
Main bearing cap bolts:
  – N 1, 2, 3
130
  – N 4
114
For 3F-E engines:
– bolts with head 19
121
– bolts with head 17
103

* See also subsection 3.1.1.

1FZ-FE engines



Compression:
- standard
11.2 kgf/cm²
– the greatest difference in compression in the cylinders
2.0 kgf/cm²
Oil pressure:
- at idle (600 rpm)
not less than 0.28 kgf/cm²
– at 1600 rpm
2.4 – 4.9 kgf/cm²
Cylinder block:
– inner diameter of the cylinder (standard)
100,000 – 100,010
- taper and ovality
no more than 0.025
– maximum permissible deformation of the split plane
0,15
Cylinder head and valves
Maximum permissible deformation of the split plane
0,15
Valve head belt width (ultimate):
- intake
1,0

- graduation

1,0
Rod diameter:
- intake valves
6,970 – 6,985
- graduation
6,965 – 6,980
Clearance between valve stem and guide bushing:
- standard:

• inlet

0,025 – 0,060
• graduation
0,030 – 0,065
- limit:
• inlet
0,08
• graduation
0,10
Valve spring length:
- in a free state
43,94 – 45,06
- installed
38,5
Crankshaft and connecting rods
Connecting rod journals:
- diameter
56,982 – 57,000
- clearance in connecting rod bearings
0,032 – 0,050
Axial clearance of connecting rods:
- standard
0,160 – 0,262
- ultimate
0,362
Root necks:
- diameter
68,982 – 69,000
- clearance in bearings
0,042 – 0,060
Crankshaft axial clearance:
- standard
0,020 – 0,22
- ultimate
0,30
Ovality and taper
no more than 0.02
Pistons and rings
Piston diameter (standard):
- group 1
99,950 – 99,960
- group 2
99,960 – 99,970
- group 3
99,970 – 99,980
Clearance between piston and cylinder
0,04 – 0,06
Piston ring joint clearance:
- upper compression
0,30 – 0,52
- lower compression
0,45 – 0,67
- in the oil scraper
0,15 – 0,52
Clearance between ring and groove in piston:
- upper compression
0,04 – 0,08
- lower compression
0,03 – 0,07



Tightening torques (Nm)*



Oil injectors
22
Main bearing cap bolts:
- Stage 1
66
- 2nd stage
turn 90°
Connecting rod bearing cap nuts:
- Stage 1
43
- 2nd stage
turn 90°

* See also subsection 3.2.1.
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