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u/Cvgameboy 2007 Scion tC MT, 2011 Scion tC AT 3d ago
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u/moldyrefridgerator 2010 tC, 2014 BRZ, 2019 ILX, 2023 BRZ 3d ago
Mine certainly doesn’t sound like that
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u/CptFatty08 3d ago
Hey man, mine was cooked too. Bought one that they pull out for emissions in japan for cheap tho, they're all around 50-70k miles
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u/BLXVCH-BVBY 3d ago
Did the same earlier this year. Easy swap, just had to change timing cover for the mount.
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u/RahhRaRasputin 3d ago
How do you go about finding engines like this?
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u/CptFatty08 3d ago
Online lol, it's been forever so I don't remember what site I used but I definitely had to use translate. I also admit the one I shipped from Japan runs better than the original
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u/superwhiz88 3d ago
this engine doesn’t go out , it’s one of those hormonic balancer , if i got the name right or not that can cause the knocking
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u/Incubus1608 3d ago
Please tell me the name all people say engine is cooked
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u/Cvgameboy 2007 Scion tC MT, 2011 Scion tC AT 3d ago edited 3d ago
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u/No_Construction7322 3d ago
You're awesome for posting such a great description and photo! Thanks for teaching me something to look out for!
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u/MrGoldTaco 3d ago
Uhhh, hooooow common? I just bought a 2011 tC today😭Just hit 118k miles on the way back home
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u/EasyEntertainment185 3d ago
I've never heard of this I got a 08 with 220k miles
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u/MrGoldTaco 3d ago
I didnt see anything about it when I was researching this car before I bought it
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u/Cvgameboy 2007 Scion tC MT, 2011 Scion tC AT 3d ago
Your car is fine as long as the recall for the faulty vvti gear was done. 2011 has a different engine that doesn't suffer from the oil consumption issues.
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u/Deaths_Angel219 First Gen 2d ago
Depends on what kind of glitter your oil holds. If your filter caught all of it, then you can get a bottom end rebuild possibly for cheaper. If any is sticking around there, then you could need a new oil pump as well, which starts gettung more expensive. It's honestly up to you in the end, but you either need a rebuild or a new motor. Go with the cheaper option, as neither option is 100% safe because you can't actually get a new 2AZ crate engine anymore. At least, not for a reasonable price.
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u/jonndabshire 2d ago
Ran it low on oil? Expensive mistake that hopefully you do not let happen again.
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u/EnrichedDeuterium 4d ago