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I thought "Chaps" by design are assless?? ;) You were Sad... :)

You know you want me ;)

My apologies, wasn't aware it was a Jz swapped car as I rarely read sigs...

Settle down sparky, even if it were a pristine collectors car it would still have all the standard Mk3/7M issues and this is what everyone is trying to help you avoid... There are actually a couple of us that know a thing or two about your car of choice... :nono:

You need a crank signal before the ECU will send a pump signal, NO a faulty CPS won't power down the ECU, have you verified any of this with a multimeter?

Basic maintenance items once they're done you won't have a lot of $ left but you will have a reliable base to build on when you get more $...

With the clutch in nudge the shifter towards a forward gear first to stall the counter shaft then pull reverse it should go straight in.

No Tach is a good sign of no signal from the CPS....

I live on 12 acres and would still have to think twice about doing this...

Consider the logistics carefully BEFORE dropping the coin on this "plan"....

Wiggle the CPS wires ;)

Most mk3's leak water, the floor is often stupid hot on these cars, all of this = fogged up windows, AC clears it in minutes even at a warm setting as it dehumidifies the air in the car.. I don't understand why people buy a Mk3 then remove all of the creature comforts that make it what it is...

^ Ditto I still have a great working relationship with the Toyota parts guys even though I"ve moved 120 Km's and no longer own a Toyota anything ;) (I source some stuff for the USA guys now and again)

If it were me I'd use a 2J, just for the newer technology and improvements.

It doesn't "click" ever... it's not a simple on/off solenoid it drives to a position depending on speed, if you supply it with 12v for too long it will be dead for sure though.

Is he paying for the damages? If not ground him no more Supra privileges...;)

Car would need to be Mint for that kind of $$$ and the aftermarket parts would need to have been installed correctly or they could be worthless, not to mention the "rebuild" would had to have been done by someone with half a clue and not by one of the less knowledgable members here.... :nono:

They're actually pretty tough and I doubt they're all gone from that short a trip... (unless they were 99% stuffed already)

Keep in mind the New shoes only have 2mm of material on them.