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Forum: MKIII Supra

10-01-2005, 05:00 PM

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This redefines word "bad" in bad compression.

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Posted By rareusername

This redefines word "bad" in bad compression.

Hi. Just want to make you all feel better about your cars.
I did compression test on 1987 Supra turbo (cold engine). Cylinder
1 - 100,
2 - 110,
3 - 125,
4 - 105,
5 - 100.
And the winner...

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-21-2005, 06:24 PM

Replies: 3

New to Supras

Views: 1,709

Posted By rareusername

For abbreviations look at the next thread.

For stereo, you might want to read this:
http://www.brandwood.net/supra/handbook/1/7/radio_b.html

Even if your stereo is different, it might work. And if you can not get around the code you can...

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-21-2005, 05:51 PM

Replies: 4

What is MA and MS in TSRM?

Views: 2,130

Posted By rareusername

Nice stuff. Thanks.

Nice stuff. Thanks.

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-19-2005, 09:45 PM

Replies: 7

How to fry an ecu?

Views: 3,708

Posted By rareusername

Thanks.

I just wanted to make sure that there is no COMMON problem with this engine/ecu (like trunk lid leak is common to Supra, because of dried rubber gaskets).

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-19-2005, 09:31 PM

Replies: 4

What is MA and MS in TSRM?

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Posted By rareusername

Thank you.

Thank you.

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-16-2005, 08:58 PM

Replies: 4

What is MA and MS in TSRM?

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Posted By rareusername

What is MA, MS, N/A and PFI?

Hi. I could use some help with these abbreviations.
In on-line TSRM for 1987 there are two sets of instructions in diagnosis system: MA and MS.
N/A I see all the time and not sure if it is normally...

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-16-2005, 06:48 PM

Replies: 7

How to fry an ecu?

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Posted By rareusername

Thanks for reply.

I meant the cause that possibly (not certain yet) fried my ecu might still be there and it will fry the new (well, probably used) one just as well.

Forum: Non-Generation Specific Questions

09-16-2005, 03:40 PM

Replies: 7

How to fry an ecu?

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Posted By rareusername

How to fry an ecu?

Hi. I might need a new ecu for my 1987 turbo. Could anyone give some advice on what to check before plugging the new unit in?
I never had a Supra before (never had a Toyota for that matter), but in...

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