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Yea, and be careful! :p

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/

Reinstall CPS, it could be one or more tooth off. Also check cam and crank timing, the belt may have jumped a tooth.

The head would still lift up in the back, where the prying tabs are...The alternator is on the front of the engine. I would check to see of you got all of the head bolts out...I forgot to take one out after working on the car all night, and it made it impossible to get off.

Get the manual for your year ONLY.

Did your cooling system pressurize when you were testing the two low cylinders? I dont think hitting your exhaust would cause you to have a blown head gasket, I think the turbo's exhaust housing cracking would be more plausible...of course it could also just be a coincidence that yout HG...

yes, pre-89 FTW! That is a very clean 87, BTW...I don't know why, but for some reason, it seems like the 87 Supras are always in the worst shape. Your car is very nice! And keep it out of the snow...lol...at least put a cover on it.

Hey Brian, Matt has this same controller.... Maybe your valve (solenoid thing) is broken?

Ah, well I've never worked on a V8...maybe its practical, but not for a 7M...you don't hear any difference when turning the CPS.

How in the world did you set the timing by ear?

LOOK AT THE LINK IN MY FIRST POST. That is a link to the TSRM, and it tells you exactly what to do and where.

Did anyone see my post?

lol...only when the camera's on! ;)

lol.

There is a little tab on the exhaust side, IIRC, i had to use a big flathead screwdriver to pry the head off...it took a little force, and then just popped right off. Here is a link...look at the last step: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=EM&Page=39

The Dome-0 is the only one I would give my legs for...the 2000GT would be nice too, though...;). Dome-0:

That's crazy...Cops suck, you got lucky he didn't ticket you for speeding...but i can't believe that a brake light ticket could cost $100...

They taste better that way. :yumyum:

IIRC a new 89+ bumper cover from Toyota is less than $350.

Check codes, check clearances, check timing. Ok, get to work! :D