2006 Toyota Corolla Sedan/ Hatchback 1ZZFE Cylinder Head Exploded Diagram

2006 Toyota Corolla Sedan/ Hatchback 1ZZFE Cylinder Head Exploded Diagram:

11101. HEAD SUB-ASSY, CYLINDER
11101A. BOLT(FOR CYLINDER HEAD SET)
11101B. WASHER, PLATE(FOR CYLINDER HEAD SET)
11101J. VALVE ASSY, CAMSHAFT TIMING OIL CONTROL
11101W. SENSOR, CRANK POSITION, NO.1
11115. GASKET, CYLINDER HEAD
11117B. PLUG, W/HEAD TAPER SCREW, NO.2
11117H. GASKET(FOR WATER HOLE)
11122. BUSH, INTAKE VALVE GUIDE
11126. BUSH, EXHAUST VALVE GUIDE
11131. SEAT, INTAKE VALVE
11135. SEAT, EXHAUST VALVE
11155A. PIN, RING W/HEAD
11159A. BOLT(FOR HEAD TO CAMSHAFT BEARING CAP)
11201. COVER SUB-ASSY, CYLINDER HEAD
11201B. WASHER, SEAL(FOR CYLINDER HEAD COVER)
11201H. BOLT(FOR CYLINDER HEAD COVER)
11212. COVER, CYLINDER HEAD, NO.2
11213. GASKET, CYLINDER HEAD COVER
12108. CAP SUB-ASSY, OIL FILLER
12108A. GASKET(FOR OIL FILLER CAP)
12281A. HANGER, ENGINE, NO.1
15678A. FILTER, OIL CONTROL VALVE

DIY - Tercel 91 - 94 Valve Cover Gasket Replacement

This DIY is on a 1993 Toyota Tercel with a 1.5L FI SOHC 4cyl , 3E - E .

 

This is the Valve Cover gasket with Grommets . Best thing to do before you start this job is to power wash your motor especially if you have a leak in your valve cover and want to make sure you have correctly fixed it .

 

 

First thing I did was remove the PCV valve hose to the valve cover then I removed the two nuts holding down the valve cover .



 

 

Once you remove the two nuts with a flat head screw driver gently lift up the valve cover till the grommets come up then remove the grommets then you can remove the valve cover or you can remove the intake hose going to the intake to make it easier when you put the valve cover on .

 

 



As you see in the top photo how much better clearance you have with the intake hose off . In my case my valve cover was rusted and nasty looking so put a rag that is dirt and lint free so if any wind doesn't blow dust or sand in your cam shaft area . Then you can clean up your valve cover from grease and clean the area on the head from grease . In my case I repainted my valve cover .

 

 



 

 

 

Once you finish painting or degreasing your valve cover you can add a little of gasket maker silicone inside the valve cover . Some people use the gasket maker some don't its your vehicle you decide how you do it in my case I used it . Once you apply it on then you put the valve cover gasket in the groove and gently press on in flat then find a clean surface to rest the valve cover on for about a minute or two so that the valve cover can get tacky and lay flat .

 

 

Once you have waited in my case I added just a little of the gasket maker on the bottom of the gasket again its your car if you want to or not is fine . Then you hand add the NEW grommets - DO NOT USE THE OLD GROMMETS because once they have been used they are no good any more because the squeeze flat . Then you hand tight the two nuts go side to side so that it lays flat then you hand tight till the nut stops and the grommets are pushing the valve cover flat . Then you put every thing back into place .

 

 

 

Let your valve cover sit for about five minutes while your cleaning up your area then you can start your vehicle and look for leaks . Wait about a week or two weeks then just check lightly that your two nuts on the grommets are still secure plus the rubber shrinks after it is heated .

 

 

More information or help you can contact me at www.CorollaCarClub.proboards.com . 

DIY Painting Valve Cover Corolla 93 - 97

This DIY is just to give you ideas and to show you that you can make your valve cover look descent . So that you can open your hood up with pride .

You can use header paint or engine paint . Just depends on the color you are searching for . Make sure you buy a white & engine clear coat .

This was my motor when I purchased my car . All you have to do is remove the valve cover , Make sure you remember where the wires go you can mark them or lay them in order . It is best to replace your valve cover gasket and grommets and spark plug tube seals . Another important thing is lay a towel over the exposed camshafts , So that dirt or sand doesn't get in there from the wind because this will take time to dry before you put your valve back on .

Once you have the valve cover off you need to pop out the tube seals with a flat head screw driver from the top . There are little hold down things that stick out on the inside you can bend them but make sure you bend them back when you put the new tube seals in .

In this case I used simple green but you can use any degreaser . Spray and let it settle for awhile . Then you get a brush with regular soap and water . Spray degreaser as needed .

Then with a wire brush you get it smooth or anything the degreaser or brush couldn't get . Then for the final clean respray the degreaser and rinse one more time and then let the valve cover completely dry.

Once it is dried you tape off the 16 valve sticker .

Then with your white engine/header paint you paint the valve cover as a primer and then leave it in the sun to cure . The reason I used white so that the white can transfer through the main color and bring out the natural color and make it bright . If you don't prime it white and decide to just paint the valve cover then the color will be a little darker and the color might change over time .

Once the primer has dried then you spray your main color and leave it in the sun to cure . Once your paint has dried then you use the blue painters tape and leaving the center piece exposed and then spray it black . If you dont want to paint the center black then leave it as is , It's all your choice . Then you let that dry and cure then remove the tape .

Then you get a few Q-tips and with your black paint you spray the tip of it and then slowly follow the lines . You might have to do this process a few times till it gets black . Then you let the paint dry . Then with your clear coat you spray the valve cover about 3 coats . Every time let it dry then spray . Let it cure in the sun . Then you can put your valve cover back on .


This is the one in my car . It's all about how you want your valve cover color. There is no such thing as copying . If you dont want to make black lines then don't like I said it's your valve cover this is just to get you inspired to take a little pride in your Corolla when you open up the hood .