You can absolutely get a big socket on a 1/2" drive breaker bar over that with the engine in the car - I know, because that's how I got mine off. Soak it for a day, re-treat it with buster, let it soak for another day, then throw the breaker bar on there and hammer the breaker bar, literally...
Boost is the wrong measurement - you want to know how much power you can produce on the stock internals.
The answer is slightly different for every car - but the Doc ran over 500 whp for a long time on a stock bottom end. Unfortunately, I don't know what fuel he was pushing for this.
According to the parts guide, it looks as though this was only ever used for the Supra. :(
Luckily for you, they are only $10 from Jay Marks Toyota - brand new!
LOL! No, I actually was encouraging him to take it apart and see where the oil goes from there. :D
Your method would work just as well, I guess, but it would cost a bit more coin!!!
I'm not getting the same issue on mine - but I'lm running the 89+ ECU, and I don't have the MAFT HAC signal wire hooked up.
Perhaps try pulling the MAFT signal back out of the HAC loop, and see if your codes go away?
Go ahead and take it off, if only just so that you can see it goes way more places than just that blocked off port.
Please put it back on again afterwards, though.
This is easy. :) There are two methods for this.
1. Bolt a chain onto the flywheel and bolt the chain onto the engine stand. Big breaker bar, + 3 foot of pipe on the front, and off she'll come.
or
2. Pull the oilpan and put a couple chunks of steel in between the crankshaft coutnerweights...
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