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^Yep Crank bolt = 195 ft/lb

Your girlfriend's son ask her; "Will he ever be through working on his car?"

SWEET!!

Try bypass heater vsv in my sig to see if vsv has failed.

I had an occasional knocking noise ... my crank pulley bolt was loose.

IJ - it was actually some of your post, mentioning slipping outer ring on damper, in other threads that prompted me to confirm TDC. Thanks for the info. I searched ;) :D

It seems I may have been mistaken about my CPS bolt being lose. I went to confirm my timing alignments, valve and ignition. First I find TDC on cylinder #1 and check the timing notch on the crank pulley… It’s setting about 13° :aigo:. It seems the outer rings on the crank...

Lookin Good :bigthumb:

Why don't you offer him what it's worth? 935motorsports has the best price and linked to it in the other thread you're trolling.

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Yeah, It would have helped if he spelled it right in that thread. I'm putting the info in this thread so that the next person searching for it, using the correct spelling, will find it :D

http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44577

component (circle K) http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?S=Main&P=142 With the ignition on, you should have ~12v at pin 1.

That's Cherry!! Thanks for sharing those pics. Does not look like those Goodyear Eagles have only 92km on 'em. http://www.dreamsofdrifting.com/supra/P1020384.jpg

Sweet!! Thanks for sharing. There's a post of SF http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=443401

It will make the heater valve stay open all the time, provided the diaphragm is not ruptured. Then it will not open. You could, in that case, use a zip tie. Tie up the metal arm to keep it open. edit: The thing is, this is for testing and short term patch. If this works and you get heat, the...

check my sig for ◊ Bypass Heater VSV ◊

Happy Birthday!!

I believe I recall reading that the oil pressure sending unit is different on JDM. edit: yep - http://www.supramania.com/forums/showpost.php?p=399385&postcount=11

In preparation, I picked up some Krimpa-Seal type butt splice connectors. They have the heat shrink built on.