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4afc Head

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Hey guys just wondering if the 4afc was a non interferance or not as i have changed the head gasket and water pump and re did all the timing... wouldnt start so i took it to a mechanics to re do all the timing and their saying it still not starting and i most probly bent some valves or some shit??

 

is this possible?

 

thanks

Non

You sure you've connected the electrical's correctly ?

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I believe i have.

 

i just want to be 100% sure it is a non interferance engine?

is there anywhere i can get proof say from a website or something?

 

just want to tell them its not possible to bent a valve and to fix my f@$king car lol

You'll find it here somewhere

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_A_engine

and somewhere in amongst http://www.club4ag.com/

 

But really to find out for yourself is to pull the head off i guess. How hard is it to turn the crank over by hand ? With and without the cam belt in place ?

I still reckon its electrical for like the coil or something. Does it get spark ? Did you hook up the over-run solenoid ? I don't really think it'd be it but you never know.

the valves in a F series head are very recessed, I am not 100% but I would be extremely confident it would be a non interference engine

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