Trouble Shooting a 1989 Supra Turbo

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shit hahah my bad man, ya it is 16 34 25 its fine
but check for cracks on it u could have a dead coil

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Yes, I had a quarter of gas in the tank and then I put lots more gas in and now I have more then half. So if there was any water in there. It should be diluted by now. But yet I have taken off the spark plugs and looked in there and I found some kind of liquid and sucked it put several times. And still no go….

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Quote:
Originally Posted by shaeff
i've never heard of them NOT lining up... he should be fine.

-shaeff



Stretched timing belt or milled head/block deck will cause them to not line up.

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Originally Posted by snowball
Ok, so today I got time to work on it. I took your advice and all those things where off. So I fixed that. I ran a cold, dry compression test and (from memory)
1=180, 2=176, 3=175, 4=176, 5=180, 6=183. And I tried to start it up and nothing… It like wants to start but.. it doesn’t. I know it is on the right stroke and everything I even tried the other, but like if I give it WOT then tried to start it and then stop and drop it to 25% gas it like goes put put put put. And it I don’t give it any gas or just leave it at WOT it just goes put, So……. IM stumped… I don’t know what to do know.. I checked to see if all the spark plugs are in the right order. I checked to c if they are getting spark. And it all checks out…



Have you checked the fuel pump and to see if you're getting fuel in the cylinders?
I mean, recently - after you cleaned out all of the fuel from before?

FYI most factory ECU's will cut fuel when the tps reads 100% (ie floored). This is a way to tell the ECU it's flooded and to stop injecting fuel while cranking.

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Aright I just did this http://www.cygnusx1.net/supra/techt...errorcodes.html and i got error code 14, and 51, but it has not been resent in a while so I reset it and tried to start it. and then I rechecked it and I am only getting error code 51….

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I just went back out there and checked all the fuel injectors and they are all fringing ( I did the screw driver with the long handle and put my ear up to it and listen to a clicking sound)

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Well, maybe I have bad fuel injectors…. Would they still click even tho there is no gas flowing through them… And I tried to take them out.. and I can not get the 3 bolts out.. that hold the bracket on. I searched but didn’t find anything on showing how to remove the fuel injectors but I might have missed. Ive read that they are Easy but.. the 3 screws that hold the rail on… I cant get a socket on them, and so I put a wrench on them. But I don’t want to strip the little suckers, I tried putting WD-40, Parts cleaning and all this other stuff… and nothing…