Medicine_Man

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ROFL, such a wealth of knowledge these days!

I recon matt could pull apart a corolla in a day, he he he

I rely on my heater as a demister when driving through heavy rain, nothing worse than not seeing where you are going, hence why i went to the trouble of ripping it out and swapping it..

swap the leaking heater box

Rip the heater unit out

Sounds to me like your heater box has a leak, had the same thing happen to mine about a year ago, you'll have to find another heater box and rip half the dash apart to swap it..

Toyota 4K-E Injector

You can get your CAMS licence on the day, that easy, no excuses now *Slaps you with an oversized herring*

my suspension is totally rooted and i still compete, you best be coming to the next one or i'll have to slap you with a herring :greenbounce:

And a damn fine effort too for his first one ever!

I went to QMS3 last year, that makes 2 motorkhanas so far :greenbounce:

Got body roll? :greenbounce:

Apart from a stupid commodore owner pulling out in front of me at 50km/hr not looking what they were doing on the way there, trip out was pretty nice. All the forms filled in and scrutineering done it was time to have some fun. I'm sure eveyone had a good day and enjoyed themselves, I know I did! A day like this doesn't just work itself, special thanks to all those involved in making the day happen, I know I'll be looking foward to QMS1. The photos that were taking with my camera (special thanks to nick for photographing) will be uploaded tonight and I'll post the link for those interested.

You make that sound so easy :greenbounce:

You'd probably be best off saving for an electronic boost controller..

find a place that sells auto parts, or you may have to go genuine

find some new ones

Nick will be coming out in my car..

Thats an expensive dent, don't think that ones going to buff out anytime soon..

Toyota 4K-E ECU info & 4K-E Pinouts Toyota Part Number: 89561-10010 Nippon Denso Part Number: 079700-0641 4K-E Pinouts 18 Pin Connector E2 - Earth IG - Igniter / Injector Pulse Signal VS - Air Flow Metre / Air Temperature Sensor E3 - Earth VC - Air Flow Metre / Air Temperature Sensor W - Check Engine Warning Light BATT - Unswitched 12v power supply +B - Ignition switched 12v power supply THA - Air Flow Metre / Air Temperature Sensor EMS - ? B/K - Stop Light / Brake Switch SPD - Speed Sensor STA - ECU Start Signal A/C - Air Conditioner On OX - O2 Sensor 12 Pin Connector THW - Water Temperature Sensor E1 - Earth IDL - Throttle Position Sensor TL - Throttle Position Sensor VF - Test Connection PSW - Throttle Position Sensor T - Test Connection #10 - Injectors #20 - Injectors E01 - Earth E02 - Earth 4K-E Injectors Nippon Denso 145cc/min (Light Green) Nippon Denso Part Number: 195500-0631 Injector Resistance: 2.4 Ohms 4K-E Power & Torque Figures Power: 58hp @ 4200rpm Torque: 74ft-lbs@3400rpm 4K-E Origin 1983-84 KP61 Toyota Starlet 4K-E Intake Manifold Houses the Throttle Body, Cold Start Injector, Vacuum Lines etc, also connects to the intake runners 4K-E Intake Manifold Base Mounts to the head, then the Intake runners mount to it, also it houses the injectors and fuel rail.

mmm, cosworth *DROOLS*

definatly a head turner that one..

If you do it properly, you shouldn't have anything dangerous flying around..

Have you had any counselling over this? this could be quite a nightmare :greenbounce: