Hi, does anyone know if a NZ new Toyota Corolla GL (2004) has a cam-belt or is chain driven! Thanks.
pete_iam,
May 28, 11:19pm
belt
gadgit3,
May 28, 11:27pm
What! what 04 Corolla are you looking at!
It's a chain driven engine 04 is a bit of a change point but should have a 1ZZ-FE or a 2ZR-FE engine both 1.8l
paul_trader,
May 28, 11:29pm
This is the engine number- 1ZZ 1699515. So should that be chain driven!
lk104,
May 29, 12:27am
Yes chain.
phillip.weston,
May 29, 12:43am
2ZZ-GE you mean
kazbanz,
May 29, 12:49am
DO WHAT! What was the change over year for corollas from belt to chain! My info says 99/2000
kazbanz,
May 29, 12:50am
Hi Paul--just to be 100% clear --I have 5 vehicles here with 1ZZ engines and ALL ARE CAM CHAIN ENGINES
gadgit3,
May 29, 12:58am
Nope 2ZZ-GE is import corolla only. We never had the 2ZZ-GE as an engine option NZ new. And the 2ZR-FE is the 1.8 still but the new family.
andy61,
May 29, 1:00am
phillip.weston wrote: 2ZZ-GE you mean[/quote The New current shape Corollas(140 series) have 2ZR-FE engines.(1800cc)
phillip.weston,
May 29, 1:11am
yes but he said it was a 2004 model and the ZR family of engines weren't released until the current shape of Corolla in 2007.
I am pretty sure there was an NZ-new equivalent of the Run-X, thinking it was called the RS180!
gadgit3,
May 29, 1:22am
Yip your right got the years a bit miffed I thought the ZR was a bit earlyer. I cant comment too much on the RS180 as I have never seen one come through our dealership and is not on the New cars line up! I know there is a TS Corolla but it was more a sport model package and not an engine option.
kazbanz,
May 29, 2:28am
Its easier to look up the configeration of the engine quoted by the OP
gadgit3,
May 29, 3:03am
Yip it is. just he didn't give the engine number untill after I had posted the first time
kazbanz,
May 29, 4:17am
hehehee---saw that
nzeva,
May 29, 4:40am
Who needs engine numbers!.don't chain engines always have an oil tight metal cam cover, while belt engines have a floppy plastic one.LOL
paul_trader,
May 29, 4:58am
Great thanks for the help.
ema1,
May 29, 7:42am
O.P. never mentioned that detail either!
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