Toyota told me the gear for the CPS is obselete. Is there any place else that still sells this gear? If not is there a place that will just sell me the pin. I'm going to buy the o-ring, cover and gasket from toyota but really need that pin and gear.
CPS Rebuilding
- Thread starter oldmansupra
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You cant reuse your old one?
Post on the wtb section and look in the for sale section and look for a junk one.
Post on the wtb section and look in the for sale section and look for a junk one.
duralast from autozone sells a cps...... like 499. lol
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oops. 308$ heres the link http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/1987-Toyota-Supra/Distributor/_/N-iivy5Z9n80u
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^^ thats with the 60$ core.
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oops. 308$ heres the link http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/1987-Toyota-Supra/Distributor/_/N-iivy5Z9n80u
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^^ thats with the 60$ core.
lol i was right its 499$ i think that link above is for a distributer... heres the cps link..... http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/1987-Toyota-Supra/Camshaft-Position-Sensor/_/N-iivy5Z9gsn2
Internal seal, Bearing, O-Ring, and gear pin kit.
http://kbox.ca/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/47/products_id/252
http://kbox.ca/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/47/products_id/252
Nice, thanks for the replies. I like that kbox kit for $30. I'll just be extremely careful not to damage the gear in drilling out the pin.
So I got the kbox kit in today. I'm going to take the cps into a machine shop to get the pin removed. My one problem with the kit is that the shaft pin is completely hollow? I guess it only has to hold in the gear, has anyone used this pin before?
Yeah i looked up pictures of a roll pin, that's exactly what it is. and is very thin material. With a roll pin do you still hammer the edges out to hold it in place? Or is there another method.
driftmotion.com sells a CPS wiring clip if that's what you're looking for.ecko;1597676 said:
You generally dont stake a roll pin because it has outward pressure when you drive it in to hold it in place, no idea how well it would work in the CPS, though i cant imagine it being a problem