http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?29117-1JZ-places-for-tech-swap-and-parts
this thread states the pistons are interchangeable. it also says the rod and main bearings are also interchangeable, so it seems that the con rods would work also. most builds i've seen use the thickness of...
your engine will not run with no vacuum at idle. with the engine idleing you should feel vacuum on the port for both sensors (you can feel it with your hand, just unplug the sensor vacuum line, and put your finger over it). if you dont find vacuum, move the sensor somewhere that does have...
welcome, sweet car, got any pics?
As for the swap, did you do an na-t + 6sp or a JDM 2j swap (assuming its not a USDM 2j, or is it)? either way sick sleeper.
no one said you need a starter, likely starter contacts. http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?119305-Car-sometimes-wont-start&p=1535134#post1535134
I recently bid on and paid for this engine, http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270565163804&viewitem=&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26its%3DI%26otn%3D1&category=33615#ht_1170wt_1165
After paying for the motor i was told that it would take two weeks to ship the motor. Two...
First thing, if you like your transmission leave it in D, you can downshift with the gas pedal. (the conditions you describe may be damage from manually shifting your AUTO) you have an automatic deal with it (or destroy it, either way is ok with me)
the connector you found, was it single...
just unbolt the pp and slide it away from the flywheel (make sure when you start the car the dowels are not going to hit the pp) and start the car. this will eliminate the pp
have you looked through the inspection cover while running?
+1 toyotas hate autolites. ngk, denso or nothing.
as for the hard start issue (deal with this issue first) does it help to open the throttle slightly while cold starting the car. also try jumping (fp to b+) in the diag block (with the key on), before your next cold start. and see if that helps.
how does you radiator cap look. did you test it? that would be my guess.
Also check the inner and outer sealing surfaces for the radiator cap (on the cap and radiator itself) they tend to get corroded. It has two surfaces that need to be smooth and evin to get a proper seal.
Was the coolant...
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