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Toyota B 2B engine factory workshop and repair manual digital

- Safety first
- Work on a flat, level surface; set parking brake; chock rear wheels.
- Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent accidental starting.
- Let the engine cool fully before working on it.
- Use proper jack stands — never rely on a jack alone.
- Wear nitrile or mechanic’s gloves, safety glasses, and have rags and a fire extinguisher nearby.

- What “oil pump” service means here
- Removing, inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the engine oil pump and related pickup tube/strainer and gaskets on a Toyota 2B (B-series diesel engine).
- Typical reasons: low oil pressure, noisy pump, metal debris in oil, or a leaking/damaged pump or pickup.

- Tools you should have (detailed descriptions and how to use each)
- Metric socket set with deep and shallow sockets (8 mm–24 mm commonly used)
- Description: ratchet-driven sockets used to remove bolts/nuts; deep sockets help reach longer studs.
- How to use: pick correct-size socket that fits snugly on bolt; attach to ratchet; use extensions for recessed bolts; apply steady force; avoid rounding heads.
- 1/4" and 3/8" drive ratchets and a 1/2" breaker bar
- Description: ratchets provide leverage and quick turning; breaker bar gives extra torque for stubborn fasteners.
- How to use: use breaker bar to loosen tight bolts, then switch to ratchet for faster removal.
- Metric combination wrenches (open-end and box-end)
- Description: slim profile wrenches to reach bolts sockets can’t; box-end grips all sides of nut.
- How to use: select correct-size wrench, pull toward strongest side to avoid slipping.
- Torque wrench (3/8" drive, suitable range 10–150 Nm)
- Description: ensures bolts are tightened to manufacturer specs.
- How to use: set required torque value, snug bolt, then tighten until wrench clicks/indicates.
- Screwdrivers (flat and Phillips)
- Description: for clamps, small fasteners, prying gently.
- How to use: use correct tip size; avoid excessive prying to prevent damage.
- Oil drain pan and fluid-safe funnel
- Description: collects drained oil and helps refill without spills.
- How to use: position pan under drain plug or oil pan; drain oil before removal; use funnel to add new oil when finished.
- Gasket scraper or razor blade + plastic scraper
- Description: removes old gasket material from mating surfaces.
- How to use: scrape flat and gently to avoid gouging aluminum surfaces; follow with solvent wipe.
- Wire brush and solvent (brake cleaner or parts cleaner)
- Description: cleans mating surfaces and removed parts.
- How to use: spray solvent, brush to remove debris, wipe clean and dry before assembly.
- Jack and quality jack stands
- Description: lifts vehicle and supports it securely.
- How to use: lift at manufacturer jacking points, place stands on solid frame points, lower vehicle onto stands.
- Pry bar (small)
- Description: for gentle leverage to remove stuck pans or housings.
- How to use: apply gentle, even pry; work around edge to loosen.
- Hammer and soft-faced mallet
- Description: persuades stuck parts free without causing damage.
- How to use: use soft-faced mallet for light taps; use hammer only with care and protective block.
- Needle-nose pliers and locking pliers (Vise-Grips)
- Description: hold small components, remove hose clamps, and align parts.
- How to use: grip gently for pliers; locking pliers can clamp and hold items while you work.
- Oil filter wrench
- Description: removes oil filter (if you’ll replace filter during service).
- How to use: engage wrench on filter and turn counterclockwise to remove.
- Seal puller or large flat screwdriver (for front crank seal if needed)
- Description: removes old crank seal.
- How to use: lever out seal edge carefully to avoid housing damage.
- Replacement pump priming tool (optional) or long-neck oil can
- Description: used to pre-fill/prime oil pump and pickup so it has oil on first start.
- How to use: pour engine oil into pump housing or pickup before first crank.
- Service manual or a printout of the Toyota 2B shop manual (strongly recommended)
- Description: contains torque specs, bolt patterns, removal order, clearances and diagrams.
- How to use: consult for torque values, sequences, and special instructions specific to the 2B.

- Extra tools that may be required and why
- Harmonic balancer puller or crank pulley puller
- Why: some B-series engines require removal of crank pulley to access timing/drive gears or front cover to reach the oil pump.
- Engine support or transmission jack (if you need to lower the engine/transmission for access)
- Why: some installations require moving the engine slightly for clearance; support prevents damage.
- Impact wrench (air or battery)
- Why: speeds removal of stubborn bolts, but use with care to avoid overtightening on reassembly.
- Oil pan gasket set, timing cover gasket set, front cover seal kit
- Why: you’ll likely remove oil pan and possibly timing/front cover—gaskets/seals should be replaced to avoid leaks.
- Feeler gauges or dial indicator (if checking clearances or pump wear)
- Why: advanced inspection of gear/pump clearances requires measurement tools.

- Parts you will likely need (why they may be required)
- New oil pump assembly (recommended if worn/damaged or if pressure is low)
- Why: worn gears, scored housing or stuck relief valve reduce oil pressure; replacement restores proper pressure.
- Oil pump gasket and/or O-ring and pickup tube gasket
- Why: old gaskets compress and leak; replacing prevents external leaks and air ingestion.
- Oil pickup tube/strainer (or gasket)
- Why: if pickup is clogged, cracked or damaged it starves pump of oil; replace strainer if clogged or dented.
- Oil pan gasket and any crush washers for drain plug
- Why: pan removal requires new gasket to prevent leaks; drain plug washer often replaced to seal.
- New engine oil and oil filter
- Why: oil will be drained and contaminated by work; filter replacement prevents immediate recontamination.
- Front crankshaft seal (if removed to access pump)
- Why: removal of pulley or cover can disturb seal; replace to prevent leaks.
- Bolts/studs if original hardware is corroded or stretched
- Why: damaged fasteners can fail; replace with correct grade bolts.

- How to decide if replacement is required
- Symptoms that indicate replacement:
- Consistently low oil pressure gauge or warning light even after fresh oil/filter.
- Knocking noise from engine that correlates with low oil pressure.
- Metal particles in oil or on oil screen/strainer when you inspect it.
- Visible pump damage, scored housing, or leaking pump gasket.
- Collapsed or clogged pickup strainer.
- When to just inspect/clean vs replace:
- If pickup screen is just dirty, remove and clean thoroughly and inspect for damage.
- If gears show wear, housing is scored, relief valve sticks, or oil pressure doesn’t recover, replace pump.

- Step-by-step procedure (high level, follow service manual for exact details and torque specs)
- Drain engine oil into the drain pan and remove oil filter.
- Lift vehicle and secure on jack stands if extra clearance is needed; remove engine undercovers if fitted.
- Remove components that block access: exhaust heat shields, engine mounts or crossmember if necessary (support engine if mounts removed).
- Remove oil pan:
- Loosen and remove oil pan bolts with sockets/wrenches.
- Use a gasket scraper and pry bar carefully to break seal; lower pan and set it aside.
- Clean mating surfaces with solvent and scraper.
- Inspect oil pickup tube and screen:
- Remove pickup mounting bolts; inspect screen for debris or damage.
- Clean screen with solvent; if clogged or damaged replace pickup.
- Access and remove oil pump:
- Unbolt oil pump from block; note orientation/position for reinstallation.
- If pump drive requires removal of timing cover or pulley, remove those components first using puller if necessary.
- Remove pump and inspect: check gear wear, housing, and condition of relief valve.
- Compare old pump to new pump:
- Ensure mounting holes, pickup tube flange and drive fit match.
- Replace pump gaskets/O-rings.
- Install new or serviced oil pump:
- Pre-fill/prime pump with engine oil (pour oil into pump cavity or pickup) so it’s not dry on first crank.
- Reinstall pump and torque bolts to spec (use torque wrench).
- Reinstall pickup tube with new gasket/seal and torque bolts.
- Reinstall oil pan with new gasket:
- Clean surfaces, apply sealant if manual requires, fit new gasket and torque bolts in proper sequence.
- Reinstall any removed components (timing/front cover, pulleys, mounts) using correct torque specs and alignment marks.
- Reinstall oil filter, refill engine with correct grade & amount of oil.
- Reconnect battery, start engine and check:
- Run engine briefly and monitor oil pressure gauge/warning light.
- Check for leaks around oil pan, pump, pickup and filter.
- After warm-up, shut down and re-torque pan bolts if required by manual, recheck oil level and top up.

- Post-service checks and cautions
- Prime pump before first start to avoid dry-running (very important).
- Monitor oil pressure for at least 15 minutes and re-check for leaks.
- If oil pressure still low after pump replacement, check pressure relief valve, bearings, or send gauge to mechanic for diagnostic — low pressure can be caused by worn engine bearings, not just pump.
- Keep used oil and contaminated parts for proper disposal at a recycling center.

- Why professional help may be needed
- If you need to remove timing gears, front cover, or disturb crankshaft seals, alignment and torque specs are critical; mistakes can cause engine damage.
- Diagnosing oil-pressure problems sometimes requires measuring bearing clearances and oil pump clearances with precision tools.

- Final practical tips
- Get the Toyota 2B repair manual or factory service manual pages for exact bolt torques, disassembly order and specifications before starting.
- Replace gaskets and sealing hardware whenever you open oil-tight assemblies.
- Work methodically: label bolts, take photos if needed, and keep parts organized.

- Quick parts checklist to buy before you start
- Oil pump assembly (or rebuild kit) and pump gasket/O-ring
- Oil pickup tube and gasket (or gasket only if pickup is good)
- Oil pan gasket and drain plug crush washer
- New oil filter and correct amount/grade of engine oil
- Any front seal or cover gaskets you expect to disturb

- If you want exact torque specs and bolt patterns for the Toyota 2B, consult the Toyota 2B factory service manual for precise values and sequences (required for safe, correct reassembly).
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