A recent video review of the 2JZ engine in a 2005 Lexus GS300 has caught the attention of car enthusiasts. The YouTube channel, I Do Cars, showcased the durability of this engine even after clocking over 241,000 kilometers on the odometer.
The Toyota 2JZ engine, a 3.0-liter inline-six produced from 1991 to 2007, is renowned for its reliability, especially when compared to its turbocharged counterparts.
In the video, the technicians acquired the Toyota 2JZ engine and proceeded to disassemble it for a closer inspection.
Upon removing the valve cover, the interior, and the camshaft, they found these components to be surprisingly clean, and the timing belt appeared to be in good condition, suggesting recent replacement.
More impressively, the engine’s cylinders, crankshaft, pistons, connecting rods, and bearings remained intact and in excellent condition, allowing for easy disassembly.
Even after nearly two decades of use, the engine remains functional, attesting to the renowned durability of Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
The experts concluded that the engine could continue to be used without the need for repairs or overhauls, as all the critical components were in pristine condition.
This also highlights the meticulous maintenance and care given to the Lexus GS300 by its owner, ensuring the engine’s longevity.
TH (Translated by Tuoitrethudo)
