US Motor Works USTK240A Engine Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump

Engine Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump for Toyota

US Motor Works USTK240A is an engine timing belt kit with water pump for select Toyota applications. It is built for 1994-1995 Toyota 4Runner and Toyota Pickup, plus 1994 Toyota T100, all with the bypass tube note listed below.

• Fits 1994-1995 Toyota 4Runner, N/A, W/O BYPASS TUBE
• Fits 1994-1995 Toyota Pickup, N/A, W/O BYPASS TUBE
• Fits 1994 Toyota T100, N/A, W/O BYPASS TUBE
• Brand new components with QA inspection for fit and function
• Timing belt kit with water pump for one-service replacement of worn timing components
• Built to current OE design targets and produced under ISO 9001:2008 certification in the USA

Detailed Product Overview

USTK240A is a timing belt kit with water pump engineered for Toyota 4Runner, Toyota Pickup, and Toyota T100 models listed above. Replacing the timing components and water pump together helps restore proper engine timing and addresses wear in related parts at the same service interval. This part cross-references Gates (e.g., TCKWP240B) for the same application.

Common Repair Reasons

• Timing belt wear, cracking, or age-related deterioration
• Water pump leakage or bearing noise
• Loss of proper camshaft and crankshaft synchronization
• Preventive service after extended mileage or time in operation
• Repeat labor from replacing only one worn timing component at a time

Installation Notes

Verify engine configuration before ordering, especially the W/O BYPASS TUBE note shown for each listed vehicle. Inspect related timing components, seals, and drive surfaces during service, and confirm all timing marks are aligned before engine start-up. USTK240A should be matched to the exact year, make, model, and engine setup shown in the fitment data.

Quality Assurance

US Motor Works states that this timing kit with water pump is brand new, QA inspected, and manufactured to ISO 9001:2008 standards in the USA. The components are produced to OE design requirements for the listed Toyota applications.