well...welcome. Where in Modesto..I'm always up by that way visiting family.
1992 Supras are just awesome...those who have never own it..should try it once. I've done it four time : ) lol. twice with black and twice with teal lol
but look at all the old men ... coming out in numbers lol
Awesome man. Looks real nice and good you chose to paint the coil pack cover same as the car. Did you paint the engine bay as well? Mine is close to that shine after I cleaned and waxed it lol.
I like this very much. Nice work.
you should run a wire directly from the check connector tach signal to the black wire of the tach on the M1 connector. I am able to run my tach this way for my setup. This will give you an idea if the tach signal is coming though all the way pr not.
For the water temp gauge, do the same...
yeah there were definite changes in the part numbers for the Aristo ECUs.
Depending on the harness you have , you will need to get the correct ecu ofcourse.
It maybe an Aristo one but from different year :
JZS147
jzs161 - VVTI
I also suggest that you loosen the throttle cable fully and give it as much slack as possible, this will make the throttle close as much as it can, then adjust from there.
Once all vacum hoses are routed and or plugged properly, the idle should settle. I had the same problem at my first start.
How do you have the ISC port hooked up? Most people put a filter there. If it is not covered by a filter or routed back into the intake piping ( air filter housing, your car will idle high. IF you completely block it, your car will stall.
Brown plug = vsv ( connects under the Intake manifold lower runner )
The Black/red spliced wires, I would tape them up and insulate them immediately. That is a factory splice and I'm quite positive that's a hot wire.
Last green plug = EGR as ILIKECARS pointed out
yeah in my other teal one, Im running a 7m from a 88 Supra. It has the crank as stated by Grim and labelled 6m as well.
Nice Teal car by the way. I alsso had some wirring hack jobs under the dash
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