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Not bad doesn't get it out of FTL status. Sorry ;).

Well, here on Supramania, it will only show your signature once on a page, if you have another post it won't show it. :)

Yeah, the ST205. 1971-1977 FTW. 1978-1981 FTL. 1982-1985 = "Okay" but only because it kinda reminds me of the MK2 Supra. ;) BTW: 22R FTL!`

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Yeah, that's fine, thanks. I'm not being a hardass or anything, it's just a friendly reminder that this site is around for everyone, not just you. :)

I would prefer it if your image was a bit shorter.

Actually you don't, but alas, it's neither annoying, or outrageous, so nobody cares, heh.

Pic added to banner. :) Congrats on winning.

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I'm here, lolol.

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Looks like the same diff that the JZA70 TTR has, it's great, but won't take any abuse.

Depends what you're looking for. If you want just the electrical diagrams, get the TEWD book, it's $15. For the actual repair manual, it's gonna be much more.

90942-01062 That's the open-ended part number, they're $4.22 each from www.1sttoyotaparts.com, order 20 of them, and be happy. ;)

New wipers from Toyota are about $7 I think (each), if you get it from Jay Marks or sometihng like that anyways. List is about $12 I think.

Why not buy an adapter, so that you can use clip-on type wipers? Also, the original wipers are great, I use nothing but. Worth it to buy new ones from Toyota, replacing the blades is cheap and easy, cheaper than buying new wipers all the time, and they work better.

You're supposed to click on the name code (5 or 6 digit number) then it gives you a list of part numbers for that name code.

I say "DAY TUH" for "data" "ROOT" for "route" "ANT" for "aunt" "Sawl-en-oid" for "solenoid" Never heard anyone say solenoid any differently.