Look for a blue tinted cloud that lingers when you first crank your car. May even be able to walk behind it and smell the smoke. If it clears up shortly and smells like oil then it is a good chance you have leaky valve seals.
As previously stated, check to see it the motor turns fairly freely when the plugs are pulled by hand. If it turns then check your positive and negative cables for corrosion and good contact.
Not that I dont love my MK III but easy 90% of the population outside of our little circle dont realize that the Supra is more than just the MK IV. Seems like the photographer was focusing more on what he perceived as the higher performing cars.
Thanks for the compliment on it. The wheels will get replaced soon enough. I hate that they stick out past the body in the rear. I kind of like the body kit. Adds a little definition to it IMO. Also as the door skin is riveted to the door panel. I am not in a position to remove it at the moment.
It should get all our blood boiling. The fact it has lived so long in the California snate pisses me off. This discussion can quickly go off topic. Everyone should be mad about it however.
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46770
Lots of information about your lamp failure relay.
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58560
Fixing the corrosion problem in the tail light boards.
I would suggest starting here.
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?S=AC&P=40
I am not sure on all the sensor but the 2 I know of are, 1) in far right og defrost vent. Little black square. 2) is located in the passanger side vent trim, to the left. I dont believe you can...
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