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Midlands Rolling Road Day Extravaganza - 24th September
TrickTT replied to S7EVE's topic in England - Midlands
The 24th should be ok for me, i'm definately going on the RR as well now. -
pm sent
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They are on the water outlet pipe from the top left of the engine, connected to the top radiator hose. The ECU temp sensor is the one with the bigger (2 pin) plug, the temp gauge sensor is smaller with a single pin plug
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Its a cracking car, Hope you're going to tell them not to collect it until after the gumball
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thanks
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Does anyone know the ideal operating (oil) temperature of the auto gearbox? Thanks, Rich
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Midlands Rolling Road Day Extravaganza - 24th September
TrickTT replied to S7EVE's topic in England - Midlands
If you're short on cars to go on the dyno, i'll put mine on to fill a spare place. -
Have you thought about a Fluidyne and transmission cooler kit. I got mine from mkivstore
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I make a bracket out of aluminium and epoxyed it inside the uppermost gauge pod. It lines up perfrctly with the M6 threaded hole on the A-pillar
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I think i've just decided what colour i want when i get round to a respray
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ones a radiator fan relay, the other one is something to do with the ignition
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only if it has an airbag
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2 fog light modification methods - which is better?
TrickTT replied to SteveR's topic in mkiv Technical
You cant use the resistors in the second diagram. -
Brampton services has a lorry park that will be almost empty on sunday morning (trust me, i'm a truck driver) with room for about 75 HGVs. I'm sure we'll manage to get some supras on there.
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Has anyone got a spare temperature sensor, the one that screws into the bottom of the stock radiator and works the little electric fan. Preferably free or very cheap please;) , I need it for an experiment. I'll be at JAE sat/sun, or PM me. Thanks, Rich.
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Not sure which pin is which, but should be easy enough to test uning a multimeter. there will be a live and gnd for the dash lights(probably green/black&white on the connector) and 2 pins each for the left and right seats.
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I've used them before and they're very good. The stock LEDs in the heater unit are a strange shape and colour which you wont be able to match exactly. Buy enough 3mm LEDs of whatever colour you choose to do the whole lot and replace them all. You dont need resistors as there are some already in the circuit board. You might need to modify the white plastic housing with a drill bit. Have a look at Hecklers website for a detailed description of how to do it.
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I've just paid 57.49 from Westlands Toyota (Stourbridge- 01384 393047) Ask for the Supra owners club discount. Part no 16110-49097. Thats a J-spec auto but i would think the manual is the same. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=59217
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I just got a set from toyota for 28.05 brand new. They're the same price for front and rear.
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Thank you Rosie /vbb/images/smilies/bbcode_grin.gif mine arrived today
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Royal mail are rubbish
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I ordered silver, but he sent me white, so he sent me another pair in the correct colour. I've no use for the white ones. I have a set of these on the car already, but i'm refurbing my calipers soon so i needed another set. His stuff is very good quality.
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Its a first class stamp dude, forget it, they will be in the post tonight
