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I was able to verify that the iscv is not moving under the control of the ecu. So its never getting the signal to close.

Hmm that's a good guess. Wouldn't the computer throw code 51 for the tps however?

It sounds like it is moving back to the home position. I will listen to it again to verify.

Well I don't really care about the insults I'd much rather just get my car running. So I did a sanity check and just changed the ECU (once again to see what happened)...the results are the same. I think I will be checking continuity of the harness next. Just another guess.

No when I tried my brother's iscv the accordion wasnt sealed. I reconnected it as it should have been and it still surged. Basically we swapped iscv's to see what happened.

Hey guys, I've looked on the forum for answers but can't seem to get a straight answer. My issue began about a week ago. I went outside to crank my Supra and it started fine with no hitches. About 2 hours later I go outside to take it for a spin and it begins this horrible surge. It will rev...

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Oh damn....this shit just got really interesting. Good luck dude, I look forward to seeing the result!

Well to SM. Nice car and best of luck

I wouldn't say this is crazy but it was definitly intimidating. It was an 86 Buick Grand National that this old guy had. Definitely nowhere close to stock and when he spooled the turbo by my quarter panel I swear it sounded like the floodgates of heaven opening up. I said fuck it and we went...

If I were going to Japan, I'd be looking for an engineering job to stay there as long as I could :p

That's definitely different. Nice job.

I wish I had my original window sticker :(

Damn it!!!! I should have bought them when I had the chance to.

How on earth did it get from responses to the pronunciation?

Damn bwahahah

Like my 1964 Impala SS. Its 49 this year and 20+ years ago there's no way it was going to fetch the money that it will now. Time will tell all.

I agree.. I'm getting those damn shocks one way or another.

And a 69 camaro is a 44 year old car...definitely doesn't mean that people stopped caring about it by no means. What one vehicle means as far as nostalgia is concerned to one person may be something different for someone else. That's really not the point however. The real takeaway is, its your...

That's not good, I was planning on doing suspension sometime in the next few months. My plan was to go with the Illumina II shocks also. I will see if I can't find anything out and let you know something.