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Do you know what the difference is between a Nike Golf ball and an Escalade? At least Tiger can drive a golf ball 300 yards... You know, Tiger's really been off his game lately... Everytime he goes out to practice for the tour, his wife keeps shouting "wrong hole". Heard about the new...

So..... where's Jason of Star Command when you need him? :nono:

And this one time, at band camp, I fit my whole Supramania up your anus!!! :love:

Bleedin'-wanker-elitist-sanctimonious-jackass.... :3d_frown: Let him pay for his R34 GTR and suck down jars of Vegemite for the next 10 years as he struggles to pay that $%^& off. :icon_evil That'll pucker up his bum real nice and tight. Then he can use the sparkly new gearshift to unplug it.

When you come into work one morning/evening, get yanked into the bosses' office to have a "discussion" about internet usage, he pulls out a list of visited sites thinking he's going to find scads of PORN, and sees a scandalous collection of nothing but Supra forums, Craigslist, and eBay sites...

Hey guys, check the link below my signature. The article I wrote is a direct result of ya'll's help throughout this thread. Thanks again!!!

Neat. If they are as cheap as you say, might do 'em anyway for the hell of it. Preventative maintenance, ftw! :evil2:

Don't sweat it. I'm just as much of a n00b as you are, so it's okay. I have a nasty habit though of reading EVERYTHING before I take action to a problem, so I would've searched this entire forum to source out the specific fixes. It's safer and more responsible to learn as much about an issue...

For older units with a separate power (black/white) wire or on pre-’89 Supras: Since the power source, either through the loom or separate wiring, has to be 12vDC to the ignition, the most common place to splice into the unit is where the old TEMS controller was inside the center console...

The TEMS Bible: by Drake69 The TEMS system (short for Toyota Electronically Modulated Suspension) is an advanced suspension system found on many of the 3rd generation MKIII Supras and the Soarers of that era as well as newer Toyota vehicles like the Sequoia and Land Cruiser, and was and still...

Sweet. I will be doing this tomorrow! Thanks to all who helped. I will be using this data to do up a full writeup on this controller and the TEMS system and include everything here so that others looking for these same answers will not have to reinvent the wheel! Awesome Job!!!

NGK platinums, I checked a few sources before going with these, but they are rated for the Supra Turbo (and a tad more expensive than the NGK coppers as well!). Now I gotta figure out where the knock sensors are to see if I pulled damaged anything. Will look it up in Cygnus unless someone can...

See that lone black/white wire from the back of the HKS OUTSIDE the hose? That's the one supplying power. His is a newer model, so he has two black/white wires coming from the HKS, one going to the power source and one going to the kicker panel.

Remember, there is a power plug in the center console from the old TEMS controller you pulled out to install the HKS. That should have a black/white wire on it because the old controller piece has three wires coming from it, and one of those is black/white. If he's correct, all that needs to be...

Okay, it threw a "52" at me which is knock sensor. I cleared out the code to see if it comes back (hopefully not!!), but I have another question. Was this caused by my swapping out the plugs and wires? It hasn't shown a check engine light since I bought it back in August, and only now when I do...

This would be tragic if it weren't so funny....

This is why I love coming here. You guys really know your $%^&!!! I'll do the diag wire tomorrow and post up the code(s) I get. Thanks!!!!

I'm sticking with my NGK platinums. I know they work just fine in mine.

I did the plugs/wires on the '88 Turbo and am getting a code now on the Check Engine light. I plan on buying an ODB code reader anyway for my vehicles, but I don't remember seeing the computer jack for my car yet. Is it under the hood or under the dash like the newer vehicles? I suspect it's...