That part is for the incline and decline of the back of the seat. My 88,89,91 have all had.
What's the back side of the button cover look like?
Might be broken. But you could look for a good switch. There's a lot of seats out there that get junked that could have a good switch. Not totally...
It's could be because American car manufactuers don't want or know how to make small cars that get great gas milage and because the government loves to tax us on gas.
Well qa new precision of that suize non bb is about 900. bb and its like 1600 or something.
So the cost of rebulding vs just buying new is not worth it.
maybe like 100$ would be my guess. or you could find something cool to do with it. Like a lamp or end table or something.
The fuel pump does not get turned on unless there is air flow. Check the afm.
Also there should be power up to the relay on the switch side. If there is not follow the wiring diagram and trace it back.
If efi fuse was blow nothing on the engine would get power ...
Ya toyotas tech adjustment is very little.
Im a tech at benz atm and flashes are done daily to allsorts of different things. some take 2min and other 140min to flash. Some cars have like 50 control units and all of them can be flashed. Can check the wiring of all circuits for what that...
I would check over the harness and manifold down in there then. Iirc there is 2 seperate eyelets that have about 4 brown wires each grounded to the itnake manifold.
Got mine from jdm engine corp. Was a clean engine.
can just check on ebay. Just stay away from tiger japanese. All the importers will have a couple bad reviews but if they have a shit ton stay away.
red wire is going to be 5v with key on. yellow wire will be signal which will be between 0-5v and yes it will changes if you suck or blow. brown wire will be ground.
What trans will you be usings?
for the metal hg be sure to have the block and head machine to 30ra or better for proper sealing. arps are rec as well.
I would replace all the seals gaskets and hoses all in one shot. Much easier. fipg on the oil pan. Seal it good.
make sure the ecu...
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