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Depends on the kind of people I'm dealing with. The ones who suck at spelling aren't really a problem though.

Hmmm. Not much of an electrical guy I see. This is a GTE right?

No irony there eh? :icon_razz

Good for you. Now how 'bout that dent in the fender? :icon_razz

I don't but common sense says it's hard for us to help when only minimal information about the car and/or symptoms are provided. Bro.

Not that I believe you're correct about the problem but it was nice of you to leave those minor details out in the first post..

^ Yea, I love how how they make severe service the car's fault. Morons...

It's not the TPS. Terminal fn? And don't throw parts at it. Troubleshoot properly.

1) What Stu said. 2) Yes, the manifold.

Meh, considering how long I drove it coupled with how few problems I had mine was the most reliable car I've owned up 'til now. And complicated and impossible to repair electronic components? They have NFI what they're talking about.

Mine were still good after 23 years because I rarely fooled with them. Just left the system in auto and adjusted the temp. The downside is after the servo pots wear a flat spot the dampers start hunting. That wouldn't be so bad except the noise is annoying and the servos aren't cheap or easy to...

Probably owns an xbox and has an iphone 5 on order...

The information you seek is here: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/ Look under Electrical Group. When you find the part click on the number shown...

Where's the animated facepalm smiley when you need it...

True that but I didn't have it handy. Nor does it teach him some sensors always need to be on the engine side of the t-sat.

There are many valid reasons dealer stuff is more expensive. Most of them should be obvious.

It's the 1-wire sensor on the engine side of the thermostat. The 2-wire one is for the ECU. And that hose should be change prophylactically...

Huh?

For a guy who has such big plans for his car you seem to have no clue about doing a lot of simple things. As for timing try what you've been told before: RTFM

And you wanted us to be serious...