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MKIV Fuel Pump!

Around here Premium is 299. E85 is 2.29?

separate motor from trans?

Not a fan of black RTV. Suzuki Bond 1207b, Toyota FIPG. <--Good Off the Dealer Shelf Stuff. Permatex The Right Stuff Grey (Napa Has it in a 5oz Caulking Size), and Permatex Ultra Grey.

^Agreed. 1. The word is; the biggest toolbox, the biggest tool. (Unless it's IJ.) ;) 2. Has a lot to do with customer service, IMO. :)

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With a garden hose?

http://www.team.net/www/morgan/tech/whotools.html Kinda makes you wonder about Snap-On FTW. :biglaugh:

Speedforsale.com has them for a reasonable price. But can't argue with free! :biglaugh:

Almost 75&#37; of this forum will have tint? lol

^Can't argue with that. :) I dunno wiring and electronically my supras have been tip top due to being in Cali. You guys who have to deal with snow. ohh god.

^Smart Move. ;)

The factory pressure gauge with a new sender isn't all that bad. The temp gauge on the other hand LOL.

what? Define what you're looking for, fuel cut off is when the ECU cuts fuel to save your motor from going bye bye.........

Can you hear the fuel pump coming on? Edit: Doh! Fuel leak. Check the grounds under the intake manifold? (Simple and good place to start.) :)

point taken. I didn't think there was a spot on the subframe to bolt it up. Then i remembered Flubyux2 did it, and i haven't looked at my supra in a while.

^yea..............you might wanna put a magnet into the socket so you don't lose a keeper. If you guys insist on not using the known fool proof method. check out this write up. http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=367794&highlight=valve+seal

http://forums.club4ag.com/zerothread?id=9621 Just read through that. The Snap-On Bluepoint keeper tool is ~40 dollars. The Proper Pliers are ~20 from toyotool.com. The pliers need to be ground down for use in the M/JZ motors but it can be done. You can use the pick, but :( if you scratch up...

Okay okay, Fail Pro is crap. Only go with stone, ishino, or toyota. The following pictures are of a Felpro installed about 800 miles ago. I installed it with ARP pro bolts and torqued to 80 ft/lbs. with ARP moly lube. Obviously, Felpro stock type gaskets just don't hold up. It should be...