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2007-2021 Toyota Tundra Engine Rattling Noise Repair, Remove Timing Cover, Replace Chain Tensioner
By Viktor G · Certified Master Technician
Master Technician Viktor G shows how to remove the timing cover to repair the ticking, clicking, knocking, rattling noise on a 5.7 L Tundra that is caused by a worn out primary timing chain tensioner.
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Parts Needed
- OEM Toyota timing cover sealant
- OEM Toyota timing chain tensioner gasket
- OEM Toyota water outlet gaskets x 2
- OEM Toyota right valve cover gasket
- OEM Toyota left valve cover gasket
- OEM Toyota front crankshaft seal
- OEM Toyota timing cover coolant pipe O-rings x 2
- OEM Toyota oil pump gasket 1
- OEM Toyota oil pump gasket 2
- OEM Toyota valve cover bolt seals x 2
- OEM Toyota camshaft cap large O-rings x 2
- OEM Toyota camshaft cap small O-rings x 4
- OEM Toyota camshaft cap figure 8 O-rings x 4
- OEM Toyota oil cooler O-rings x 2
- OEM Toyota intake manifold gaskets x 2
- OEM Toyota water pump gasket (if not replacing the pump)
- Gates (OEM Toyota supplier) accessory drive belt
- 5/16" drain hose
Tools Needed
- Crankshaft pulley holder tool
- OEM Toyota left primary timing chain tensioner
- Aisin (OEM Toyota supplier) water pump/gasket kit
- Genuine Toyota Full Synthetic Motor Oil 0W-20
- Mobil 1 Extended Performance Full Synthetic Motor Oil 0W-20
- Genuine Toyota coolant (3 gallons required)
- Coolant bleeding funnel kit
- Sturdy 4 Gallon oil/coolant drain pan
- Automotive trim and clip removal kit
- Truck jack stands
- 1/2" drive cordless impact wrench kit
- 3/8" drive flex head digital torque wrench
- Rechargeable LED mini work light
- Brake and parts cleaner to clean up the spilled oil mess
- Automotive rags to clean up the oil residue