FireStormNBI

part numbers for all toyota.. heres the link.. very useful... http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/

open ECU. check both sides for damaged electrical components..

i had my ECU redpaired by an appliance electrician who repaired our TV years ago. he replaced three capacitors and 2 diodes.. this may sound funny but he did the job well. cost me just 17 US dollars. ECU before repair

thanks for the info everybody...

yes.. its still available here.. hehe.. thanks for the info mate.. im using unleaded, just wondering what difference it would make using leaded fuel.. but if its bad for the car then i'd stick with unleaded..

which fuel is recommended for NA Supra? and which fuel makes more power? thanks

he aint the DIY type of guy hehe..

try check the ecu.. some components tend to fail overtime.. capacitors diodes etc...

under the left side of the car, beside the transmission

http://www.toyotapartscheap.com/ they sell OEM toyota parts.. ive purchased mine from them..

try to download the supra repair manual, helps a lot.. better do it yourself than trust it with someone who is not familiar with supras.. like in my case, we have a toyota dealer here in our place, but the mechanics are not familiar with the supra. i dont want my car to be their guinea pig..

what is the torque spec for the 2 bolts of the rear strut bar? i need to take it off coz its slightly bent, i'll have it aligned. i want to torque it correctly after installing it back. thanks..

nice info mate.. i'll try this..

cheap if i get the parts from a wrecked supra.. actually it is already LHD but the dash is not original.. the dash is a converted RHD.. not really nice..

this is at 700rpm mate..