Have you done any of the tests in the repair manual?
I have no idea if the wiring is bad or you have a bad connection. I am over here, you are over there.
I am not sure of the specific conditions of when the PCM runs current around the fuel pump resistor to speed up the fuel pump. But that could be your hiccup.
Rust proof doesn't mean much when the filter is supposed to catch the very fine particles, including rust from the tank for those in the parts of the country controlled by the UAW.
Here is the disconnect. Fuel cut is not controlled by PSI. It is controlled by the Hz reading from the KV airflow meter. A CT26 with the stock wastegate and 5 psi can set 34. That is why the code exists. Running a T04E compressor or electronic wastegate controller is not what Toyota had in mind...
Famous last words of the internet. You can rebuild a short block, but can not diagnose its failure.
You didn't feel the need to mention it no longer smokes? Small details. :nono:
Bigger compressor wheel than what? The 57 you took off? Good luck to you.
I would. Code 34 is abnormal boost pressure. And since it seems you don't know what that means, I will explain it to you. It means the Hz reading from the airflow meter indicates the turbo is pushing more air than expected. With an intake leak, a normal turbocharger will move more air than expected.
That doesn't mean it is your problem. Vacuum problems from the short block will do the same thing. And your turbo will not respond as fast with lower cylinder pressure.
If you have an intake leak, you will have a code 34.
Running rich and retarding the timing circuit will also cause...
Alphanumeric codes on a crank or other places do not mean that is the engine family. The block shows it, the head does not. It might be, but it might not be.
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