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Grab a HAC sensor from someone on the forums here. Don't pay more than $10 for it. Always best to have zero codes to start with.

As everyone stated, for the rears that's fine. Not the front's though. I wouldn't go any wider than 245's on the 8" wide front rims. Anything larger and you're not using the full potential of the tire.

Assuming you mean the wire connector, grab some new ones from Toyota and follow this writeup. It's good preventative maintenance anyway: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105505

Yes. Leaving the knock sensors unplugged will result in timing retard, bad fuel mileage, and enriched fuel mixture. Two lower red circles = knock sensors. The uppermost red circle = knock sensor connector (there should be two of these) Blue circle is a block heater that's installed in place...

Right on. None of my cars (all <'95) have ever been on a dyno sniffer. Not required near me. (FTW!)

Dec. 6th is the better date for me, and failing that, Dec. 13th. We're running into the really hectic time at work for me- our entire operation is moving about 20miles north, which consists of moving an entire warehouse of liquor/wine into the new facility. I shouldn't have to work the...

I've read on www.supracharged.com that the 22re fuel pump will supply enough fuel for a 7mge, but I'm very anal when it comes to the fuel system, and I'd swap out the pump anyway. Glad to hear you've got it all working properly!

I'll be getting the Marlin Race tranny, but my goals end at around 550-600rwhp... for now. Maybe if I can ever get this car done,a and crap stops getting in my way I can have Bryan come out and weld in my cage. :nono:

Looks like fun. Ditch the dash mat!

Forget buying a new Toyota unit, check this out (thanks JetJock!) http://www.autopartsnerd.com/item.wws?sku=74637&mfr=FOUR+SEASONS And how to make it work: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1430199&postcount=6

Sweet! :)

If you're running 15psi on even a stock CT w/ good AFR's, you should have handed that M3 it's ass. So there are two possibilities: 1) learn how to drive (I don't think that's the case, though) 2) He's either supercharged or turbocharged. Turbo M3's are downright nasty.

LOL, we're not all like you! :icon_razz

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBDnHZNbjCg&feature=player_embedded#

Yes! Please get on that! :) BJ- that's a great looking car for sure! :)

Most commonly, it's the heater valve: At this arrow, there's a small metal rod that goes in to a plunger. Pull it UP, zip tie it in place. Do you get heat? If so, time to replace the heater valve.

1986.5 I was 2.5yrs old. I was walking around the house pulling toilet paper off the roll, winking at old ladies (no lie), being devilish. My best friend was my cat, Bounce (or "More Bounce To The Ounce" was his full name) He was awesome. We fought enemies, played army men, caught frogs down at...

Looks like you've got the wrong harness in there. Find one from early '89 and you should be good to go. It looks like your car is wired like the 87-88 cars, but has gray plugs instead of yellow.

LOL, don't worry, if there is even a remote chance of snow flurries, I'm taking the battle truck. ('94 Toyota 4x4)