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Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Land Cruiser 1KZ-TE Engine overhaul Budget List - Done in Uganda

I have just completed an engine overhaul job with my mechanic (Mr. Mpanga) along sir Apollo kaggwa road. Here is a list i received from my mechanic.
The whole job cost around 2.5 Million Uganda Shillings ( Approx 715 USD)

Engine Type: 1KZ-TE

1. Sleeves (Cylinder Liners) - 500,000 ugx

2. Piston Rings - 350,000 ugx

3. Piece Bearings - 90,000 ugx
4. Main Bearing - 120,000 ugx
5. Thrust Washers - 80,000 ugx
6. Cylinder Head Gasket - 130,000 ugx
7. Crankshaft Regrinding - 150,000 ugx
8. Valve Seals - 75,000 ugx
9. Engine Seals x 3 - 90,000 ugx
10. Cylinder Head Refacing - 100,000 ugx
11. Injector Pump Servicing - 70,000 ugx
12. Nasal Servicing (4 pieces) - 80,000 ugx
13. Timing Belt - 120,000 ugx
14. Fan Belts x 3 - 80,000 ugx
15. Oil Filter - 30,000 ugx
16. Engine Oil - 96,000 ugx
17. Sleeve Replacement Labor - 150,000 ugx
18. General Labor - 200,000 ugx

Total = 2,511,000 ugx (1 UGX = 0.000285720 USD)



Thanks to my Mechanic Mr. Mpanga (0752031565) for a job well done. I highly recommend him if you are thinking of doing an engine overhaul (Suzuki and Toyota).




4 comments:

Unknown said...

I've just completed a 1kz engine overhaul and suffering right greatly. The mechanic didn't do a good job yet it has cost me a little over 3 million shillings. I wish I found this post before so this mechanic could help me

Unknown said...

In the end even the cylinder head has been damaged. I am being asked for more and more money. I don't even know how to apply the law in this scenario.

Joshua said...

Hello, sorry to hear your frustration. Engine and Gearbox works are very delicate and they need to be handled with care and mostly by someone with good experience in that particular engine. Most of our street mechanics use try and error and most are not professional, it's even hard to apply the law because there is no guarantee on delivery. They don't provide official invoices, they operate as individuals and not a company and the sad bit is they are always broke so you basically have to foot the bill upfront with no guarantees.

From the look of things, you need a new cylinder head, and a new complete overhaul kit. My guess is they used non-standard parts and not the original Toyota parts in the engine, this is very crucial for the success of any overhaul job.

You can reach this mechanic on 0752 500 437
And me on +256782 212 595 and we can forge a way forward.
If you love that car, you can bring it back to life.

Anonymous said...

What if I want to fix the nasals alone