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You dont want to take off too much because just like Sl1dewaysSupra said you are just asking for problems. If I were you I would just try and stay within the stock compression. Are you planning on putting a stock HG or a metal HG?

Did you check the one wire that goes to the starter. iirc it is brown. Also make sure that you dont have any loose connections in the positive wire. Hope this helps.

I would check your cold start injector, fuses, fuel pump relay.

Not to get off the topic but I have the same problem in my 87 Turbo Supra but what happen to me is the positive touched the ground and now I have a short somewhere and the car seems fine but the engine light does not light up either and the bulb if fine(I checked twice). Have you tested the...

Looks very nice. I might do that to my 87 Supra.

The part you are talking about is by the fan motor and is on the heater/cooling box on the passinger side. It has one screw and has one plug(5 wires iirc). Also it is not that expensive from toyota. like $20something iirc.

Thats too bad:3d_frown:.

I agree just keep looking.

^ I would also check the wiring that connects to the cps. Sometimes it can become loose.

did you check your fuel pump relay?

Is your engine light on or do you have any codes?

very very nice. I might have to buy one in the future:biglaugh:.

When I took my old 7mgte block to recycle it it weighed 144LBS. But that was just the block with nothing else. Hope this helps.

Looks very nice:bigthumb:.

Welcome.

Thanks for the info but someone might sell me one but I was just wondering if this would work in my Turbo Supra but thanks. Also BorHor, If I used the turbo engine wiring harness, and turbo ecu(which I have to anyway) can you tell me why this would not work? Thanks again.

I would check the rear 90degree rubber coolant hose. Its located on the passingerside and the hose runs from the rear of the cylinder head to a metal pipe on the block. Hoes this helps you out.

anyone?

I would also say that you might have a short some where in the wiring. Maybe you should try and repair yours and see if it works good after that or else if it does not work out then I would replace it.

Im looking to buy a chassis wiring harness for my 1987 automatic Turbo Supra and I found one but its from a 1988 Non Turbo automatic Supra with the sport package(t.e.m.s., abs,...) and I was wondering if this chassis wiring harness will plug directly into my 1987 Toyota Supra Turbo with out any...