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When I said "tapped" I really meant PnP to the harness by pulling out the plug to the TEMS and "tapping" into it by plugging up the HKS one on both sides. Forgot that tapping in also means stripping/soldering wires. The ground for this adapter comes off of the wrapped wiring by one of the...

It's like using a Taurus Judge to swat a fly. :: facepalm ::

Sky Jinks was by Activision. Frogger was Parker Bros. http://www.atariage.com/ Many of the ROMs for these old carts are here, along with links to emulators like Stella for the PC to play 'erm on. I have all of 'em and still play those old games now and then. All the ROMs excpet for those...

Yeah, please post a pic because my ribs hurt from leaning on the seat half-in and half-out of the car with my head by the floorboard trying to see where it goes. And I had EVERYTHING disassembled on the passenger side with the glove box, floor panel, AND side kicker panel yanked to get a better...

I just spent close to 2 hours with the glove box, bottom foot panel, and passenger-side kick panel pulled out looking for the harness to tap into for the HKS TEMS system and I can't find it anywhere. I've already measured the distance to the TEMS computer in the back and know by now that I don't...

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=FA&P=29 Use the <NEXT> button in the upper right hand corner to step through the different pages on troubleshooting TEMS.

Ohhh yeah. I printed that off a week ago when I had bought my sparks and wires. That makes the whole process easy as can be. It's also important to note that you will also need the procedures to remove the 3000 pipe and coilpack, and it doesn't hurt to swap out your plugs and wires if you...

Wow. I hope my numbers look that good when I do mine. Once it STOPS RAINING AROUND HERE!! :: angry ::

Don't mean to hijack, but when you guys open up your climate control boxes for the LED swap, do you also clean the contacts for your sticky buttons as well? Mine on my 89+ box stick something awful and I figured I'd open it up to see if I could get the buttons working again.

Here's a few more.... BLZ TRPN (or TRPN BLZ) STR8 TBO BZZ FRDS (or BUZ FRDS) - Buzz Fords, BZ HNDAZ, BZ ACURAZ BUZZD (or any combo thereof) CYA L8TR CYA BYE THRPEDO UMAD BRO THORPDO OVRSXD BOOMBMM

So, the next logical question would be... "Do I even need to worry about it?" I haven't even checked yet to see if there's another one connected on the driver's side, could it be the former owner excised the ABS, and why? (Possible if he unplugged the other side...)

I replaced my air filter with a K&N FIPK, and when I had the old assembly out I noticed a lone wire with a white plug sitting at the bottom near the curvature of the wheelwell with nothing plugged into it. I checked a friend's Supra, and he has it plugged in and running in through the wheelwell...

Atari 2600, Timex Sinclair, and TI-99 FTW!

Dude, it's a language like any other, the only difference is it's not spoken (until you piss off a Greek-born Latin teacher and get a barrage of it thrown in your face. Fun stuff, you get to learn "more substantial" Latin words that way....:naughty:). It takes the patience of Job to sit through...

Isn't there a radio headunit that does this very thing already? Like, produces various engine sounds and such?

"TIPPING" is not a province in China... :biglaugh: I tip 10% if the service could've been more. I tip 20% if the service is outstanding. I tip nothing if I want to kick the ass of the obstinate, insufferable, snoddy SOB that couldn't give a shit less about my needs. I could care e'ffin less...

Ohh, the best way to get into IT? Get a degree in Information Systems on the business end. Programming wouldn't hurt either, but InfoSys will get you there much faster. They offer ROUTER courses in college now, FTW!

I started with personal computers before taking classes in HS, then continued with programming in college, got bored with all the rigid coding crap, quit college and eventually got a job with Software ETC. From messing around with DOS and Windows 3.0 and older, I found I had an aptitude for...

Caesar FTW. Even more fun translating him from the original Latin.... :naughty:

Gawd, I remember being so happy I didn't have to deal with double-siding 5.25" floppies when I got my 3.5" drive for the C-128. And a 5MB hard drive was "too extravagant" for me then, I had to wait a few years before I got my 20MB HD for the Amiga 500 (which once I got that, came with 3.5"...