I'd likely let Napa do it - they should just machine the crank to fit a standard size. I had my shop do that for Clevite bearings, and they fit flawlessly.
Simple - a leak means that the turbo is sucking in more air to achieve the same pressure level. The AFM detects a little too much air, and WHAM, you have fuel cut.
The hose on the bottom connects to the power steering pump - there will be another hose that leads across the front of the engine, this one plugs in right beside it.
Junkyard turbos are sometimes ok... but often not. You could likely do better searching the for sale forums here for someone...
Try pressure testing the intake from the turbo to the engine. Find where the air hisses out and fix that.
FC at 6 psi = a damn big hole somewhere, we're not talking about a loose vacuum line here.
I watched it last night - I enjoyed the first half a lot, the second half was a lot slower and more serious, just not as much fun to watch. There are some FUNNY lines in there... in the showers: "Hey look! It's a cock, only smaller!"
Email the guy who bought the pistons, see if it's a widespread problem.
What do you want to do from here? Do you want to wait and hope that you get this pump, so you can save some $$$, or do you want to say to hell with it, get your money back and get one from the dealer so you can move along...
My mother owned one of the pickup versions of these. It was dead reliable for a hella long time - eventually she managed to kill it, god knows how but she burnt the valves on one cylinder and cracked the head. In the years that she drove it, it was very reliable - never blew up hardly...
Well, that means either it's not fuel cut... or your CEL is burned out. :)
Check for codes... go find Shaeff's signature for the link, it's late and I don't remember it off the top of my head right now.
I have ZERO clue what I was thinking of when I posted this, but obviously it wasn't Supras. Please ignore this post, it's so wrong that it's actually funny.
Guys are all sluts. Women are supposed to be better. It's a double standard, and to coin a phrase, don't knock it, we got the long end of the stick on this one.
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