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I can see it now...

Agreed, start by getting a new hose from Toyota, that way you'll eliminate the chance that it is collapsing just because its being used in the wrong application. I didn't actually realize that this was not happening before you replaced it.

I highly doubt that phone call was real. 18 months? Umm... no, they do not die after 18 months.

Oops, my mistake. A bigger more powerful car is not the same as a bigger more powerful bike. :nono:

Thats pretty big... yea. It would indicate to me that there is some kind of VERY stubborn blockage in one of the lines or even the rack. What I would do is go through the hoses one by one and see where it stops being able to pump any fluid through. Also, can you see the fluid moving in the...

Check the screen at the bottom of the reservoir?

Huh... way to waste nearly 6 minutes of my time.

To add to your ninja edited post, you can also learn to drive a Viper just as easily as your mom's geo metro (example). In fact, although not quite to the same scale, I thought learning to drive in my Supra was significantly easier then it was with a car that had barely enough power to get up to...

Ric is right. But it looks like (not unexpected) most of the people on here are exactly the kind of morons who will go out and kill themselves because they have no self control.

If you really want it to turn on when you turn the key to "on" then you should only be splicing a signal wire for your properly sized relay.

Hope you have a fire extinguisher in your car...

Which turbo Porsche race engine?

LOL, what if my grandpa was a professional road racer? All I'm saying is maybe you're giving the general public a little too much credit. ;)

That's a NA configuration.

It's amazing what dealers will try to get for the most ridiculous junk...

jj: You have to remember though, the majority of people (especially on here) drive like maniacs from the second they start it up till they pull into the driveway and open the door. Even to have a timer to circulate a bit of water I have to imagine is some benefit for them. Not as much to protect...

Transition time? What are you talking about?

Jersey seems to be a popular place for new guys...

What I learned there before I left... "Gasoline turbocharged cars don't have vacuum brake boosters." That should tell you enough.

Nothing would have happened, the ECU wasn't using 02 feedback when that happened anyway.