Clueless Turbo Build Up!!
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Good, because that's a waste of a lot of Money.
If you wanted to replace the line from the tank forward, it's <$90 from Toyota.
If you wanted to replace the line from the tank forward, it's <$90 from Toyota.
mkiiSupraMan18;1029105 said:
well...if I were to do that, I'd get larger size fuel lines and try to eliminate as many 90* bends as possible. Eliminating the 90* bends is what I'm mainly after...
I've also thought about having the r154 rebuilt by pay as a safe guard. What's your thought?
http://www.legendofaces.com/Transmission.htm
http://www.legendofaces.com/Transmission.htm
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Driving to New York in a T100 with a leaky radiator = Some kind of fail between Indiana and New York. :aigo:
Good luck on your trip, Caleb. Take lots of pictures. Like I said, might as well make a vacation out of it.
Driving to New York in a T100 with a leaky radiator = Some kind of fail between Indiana and New York. :aigo:
Good luck on your trip, Caleb. Take lots of pictures. Like I said, might as well make a vacation out of it.
Boost Lee;1031316 said::nono:
Driving to New York in a T100 with a leaky radiator = Some kind of fail between Indiana and New York. :aigo:
Good luck on your trip, Caleb. Take lots of pictures. Like I said, might as well make a vacation out of it.
Actually it's holding up quite well...used some radiator leak stopping fluid and carry with me a gal of radiator fluid. Already been to Canadia and back, on the way back custom stopped us for stolen plates... :aigo: ....according to Fort Wayne that is. Checked out the Niagra Falls, went cruising the country side, spent waaay to much on gas and I'm not even home yet...
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Made it back to Columbus around 9:30 and went ahead to unload it(who know's how long it would take to steal such a good looking motor!! ) with a hoist I borrowed at the last min.
Made it back to Columbus around 9:30 and went ahead to unload it(who know's how long it would take to steal such a good looking motor!!
) with a hoist I borrowed at the last min.
Alrighty, I didn't bother taking any pictures today as I was trying to get my front subframe down today, it's 99% off except it's hanging up at the middle stud underneath on the left hand side...any idea's how to get around this? I did get something in the mail today...
*hint* take out your drivers seat and lay on your back and use a deep 10mm socket with a 2" extension on a very small ratchet!
w/e, leave the seat in and still use the same technique... its like a free chiropractor visit. :icon_bigg
gaboonviper85;1055988 said:
ahh...i might just have to give this a go and find out what happens :icon_bigg