The 1998 Toyota RAV4 does not have a zero-clearance engine. Generally, zero-clearance engines are designed to prevent valve-piston contact in the event of a timing belt failure, which is more common in performance-oriented engines. The RAV4’s engine is more traditional, and while it is reliable, it does not feature this specific design characteristic. It’s always advisable to maintain the timing belt to prevent engine damage.
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The 2003 Toyota RAV4 has a 8 ft. 2 in. (98 in.) wheel base.
The 2001 Toyota RAV4 has a 8 ft. 2 in. (98 in.) wheel base.
The 2002 Toyota RAV4 has a 8 ft. 2 in. (98 in.) wheel base.
The 2004 Toyota RAV4 has a 8 ft. 2 in. (98 in.) wheel base.
The 2005 Toyota RAV4 has a 8 ft. 2 in. (98 in.) wheel base.
I dont know about a 98', but on my 97' Rav4 the oil filter is located next to the oil dip stick. Put your hand on the oil dip stick, move your hand forward toward the engine, should be right in that area.
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I believe that is 90,000 miles
Well, my friend, when it comes to filling up the gearbox of a 1998 Rav4, you'll want to look in the owner's manual for the specific amount recommended by the manufacturer. It's important to follow their guidelines to keep your vehicle running smoothly and ensure everything is properly lubricated. Just take your time, follow the instructions, and your Rav4 will be purring like a happy little engine in no time.
These instructions are for a 98 Rav4, yours is almost certainly checked the same way; Find the transmission dipstick, should be in the engine compartment and usually has an orange plastic handle. The yellow one is the engine oil. Start the engine, shift briefly into reverse and drive, then put in park and leave the engine running. Pull out the dipstick and wipe it clean and reinsert it all the way in, pull out and note the fluid level, should be between the lines for hot or cold fluid.
Whats the valve clerance on a 98 taurus?