This will allow you re-wire your 1987 MKIII Supra so that you can throw away your lamp failure box which causes your brake lights to not work if it goes bad. If the light on your dash that looks like your car is farting comes on, it means there is a problem with one or more of your lights in the...

Authored by: Manny Akim (Boosted Supra) Purpose: To clear code 52, also known as Knock Sensor; restore ECU from “Limp Mode”. Tools Required: Wire strippers/cutters, Soldering Gun, Electrical tape, Jeweler's screwdriver(s), and Socket tools for starter removal (if required). Parts Needed: Coax...

Car harsh on acceleration or deceleration? Most people point to the Centre Bearing as the culprit but even a badly worn/floppy one is seldom the cause. Check that the Rear Bonded tube in a tube hasn't slipped out of phase, just sight along the Uni joints they should all be perfectly in line....

If you are replacing your valve seals and drop a valve into the cylinder, this is how you can retrieve it. You can prevent this from happening by bringing the piston in the cylinder you are working on to TDC then feed rope in through the spark plug hole, so the valve will sit on the rope should it...

A chart to Mk III engine bolts/studs in .pdf format. Gives lengths, diameters, etc. Mk III Engine Fasteners

I have took a lot of time editing my words (still learning english) and studying on how this is done. Before I start I would like to say if you can correct me PLEASE DO! I would like this to be as correct as possible. My goal for this is a simpler step by step walkthru for the 7mge owners. Save...

The great fuel filter myth. Written by Jim Hopkins, Toyota Tech Adviser Feb 08, 2004 at 04:00 AM When Toyota Engineers first developed their electronic fuel injection (EFI), they were searching for a maintenance free, self regulating fuel system that would continually maintain itself in...
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an Excel spreadsheet to aid you when checking valve shim clearances *verify your own arithmetic* ;) valve_clearance_worksheet_with_formula.zip or TSRM procedure:
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