1994 3000GT VR-4: Engine Pictures




Many thanks to Brian Geddes for letting me take these pictures while his engine was on a stand being rebuilt. This is a 6G72 DOHC V6 with aftermarket headers and TD05-14b turbos. Closeups of the timing marks are shown, and the valve covers and oil pan are removed as well.

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Driver's side of the engine.

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Closeup of the timing belt tensioner, the tensioner pulley, and the crankshaft sprocket.

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Water pump and timing belt routing.

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Here you can see the camshaft and crankshaft angle sensors, and the oil pressure sensor.

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Here you can see the oil filter housing and the oil cooler thermostat housing.:w

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The rear valvetrain and the rear header. You can also see into the front intake ports

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Front valvetrain and front header. You can also see into the rear intake ports.

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Knock sensor in the middle of the "V."

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Rear header and rear motor mount bracket.

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Rear header and rear motor mount bracket again.

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Front header and TD05-14B turbo.

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Closeup of header to turbine housing connection.

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Front intake ports.

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Off-car rear head timing marks. Note dots on camshaft sprocket teeth and the triangles on the head.

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Rear bank intake cam on-car timing mark. Note triangle on valve cover and vertical bar on side of camshaft sprocket.

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Rear bank exhaust cam on-car timing mark. Note square on valve cover and vertical bars on side of camshaft sprocket.

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Off-car front head timing marks. Note dots on camshaft sprocket teeth and the triangles on the head.

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Front bank exhaust cam on-car timing mark. Note triangle on valve cover and vertical bar on side of camshaft sprocket.

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Front bank intake cam on-car timing mark. Note square on valve cover and vertical bars on side of camshaft sprocket.

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Closeup of crankshaft sprocket with dimple in the side of one tooth. The triangular raised piece of metal on the oil pump housing indicates TDC in cylinder number 1 when it is aligned with the mark on the crankshaft sprocket.

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Closeup of timing belt tensioner pulley and timing belt tensioner.

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Timing belt idler pulley.

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Oil filter housing and oil cooler thermostat.

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Rear of engine: oil pressure sensor and oil pressure switch, and rear motor mount bracket.

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Oil pump pickup tube and screen.

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Bottom of the engine, showing the four-bolt main bearing caps and the "big ends" of the rods.

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Closeup of crankshaft for cylinders 1-4.

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The end of the crankshaft where the flywheel bolts up.

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Close-up of the end of the crankshaft where the flywheel bolts up.

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Oil dipstick tube and the the turbine housing outlet with integrated wastegate.

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The skateboard: the essential tool every engine builder needs to have!

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