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TZimmz 08-04-2010 02:37 AM

94 JMD Supra idle problem.
 
Hey I bought a 94 JMD Supra and its doesnt idle just right.
i heard rumours about maybe it has to be tuned because the
tuning in japan doesnt run just right in North America.
Can anyone give me any direction?

pwpanas 08-05-2010 01:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TZimmz (Post 86421)
Hey I bought a 94 JMD Supra and its doesnt idle just right.
i heard rumours about maybe it has to be tuned because the
tuning in japan doesnt run just right in North America.
Can anyone give me any direction?

TT or N/A? 6spd or auto? Could you post a pic of the engine bay?

TZimmz 08-05-2010 03:23 AM

definatly a 6 spd and definatly twin turbo
it stock with a blitz short ram
and a intercooler piping kit

pwpanas 08-05-2010 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TZimmz (Post 86507)
definatly a 6 spd and definatly twin turbo
it stock with a blitz short ram
and a intercooler piping kit

My first suspect would be a vacuum leak ... anywhere within your charge-air system. Most likely you should start with the intercooler piping kit - for example, sometimes a t-bolt clamp can squeeze a pipe so hard as to dent it, which can in turn cause a vacuum leak. Do you have the tools necessary to pressurize your charge-air system?

Sapar 08-12-2010 08:46 AM

Mine too
 
Mine used to idle funny as well, turns out I had a leaky valve.

Could do a compression test, or unplug the fuel pump and wait for it to stop and crank it. Should have an even turn over, a quicker turn every now and again means bad compression in one cylinder.

Hopefully its not that!

Durandal 08-27-2010 01:00 PM

I take it you have an aftermarket ECU where you mention tuning in Japan?

kylej 10-22-2010 06:32 AM

I'm gonna go with buddy and say its a vacuum leak, and there more a pain in the ass finding, atleast on vw's I haven't worked on a supra yet mines still in the mail, it'll be like christmas when I get that baby.

pwpanas 10-23-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by kylej (Post 89295)
I'm gonna go with buddy and say its a vacuum leak, and there more a pain in the ass finding, atleast on vw's I haven't worked on a supra yet mines still in the mail, it'll be like christmas when I get that baby.

Finding a vacuum leak is easy - just pressurize the charge-air system.


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