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Looking for a good picture of the location the dip stick tube goes into the block....I've looked and can't seem to locate it, maybe it's my eyes (not getting any younger)
OK.. Ended up with a 2rz instead of 3RZ. Coil-pack motor. Currently testing that motor..A few questions:1) Can someone give me some hints on re-structuring the factory AC? I was told that I need the AC manifold from a 1988 V6 4runner (3.0L) - can someone confirm? Then have custom lines built?2) How are you getting the factory tack to work with the 2RZ/3RZ? The ignition system in the 2000 Tacoma uses what us EFI guys call "logic coils" - they're powered by +12v, and triggered by a 5v pulse. The factory 1st generation tach is odd-ball if I remember right. How do I get it to play nice?3) Do I just move over the factory oil pressure sender from the 22RE and the same thing on the coolant temperature sensor? (again, trying to use the factory gauge cluster)
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Looking for a good picture of the location the dip stick tube goes into the block....
Two parts to this: 1. Heat Saturation and 2. Swapped parts/engines.1. When under normal operation, the IAT (Intake Air Temperature) sensor normally sees air that's about 80-90 degrees on your normal sunny day. Usually 10-20 degrees higher than the ambient air temperature. When you shut off your engine and leave it for a little while, but not long enough for the engine to cool off, hot air from the combustion chamber "saturates" the air intake all the way to the IAT sensor. Now it's sensing some very hot air so it retards the timing when you go to start up your vehicle. Once driving again, the incoming air (80-90 degrees) cools off the IAT sensor and things return to normal.2. When everything is bone stock, this is usually not an issue since the engineers compensate for this by programming the ECU to adjust for it, or there's extra airflow to cool it off. However, when you start swapping parts/engines from other vehicles it'll show up since it's not the manufacturer's original design.Hope this helps. Short answer is: there's no way around but doesn't hurt anything.
Slight hijack....is that the generic winch mount used without a body lift? I'm thinking of going this route but had not seen it installed with the bumper cut clean in two. What winch is that?
I'd like to find someone who has this working... In particular:1) What MS unit are you using?2) What ignition system (especially if you've got the coil motor) - and what are the associated settings3) Initial fuel map and timing map would be helpful.4) Recommendations for turbo manifold.. I know the manifold built by Steed Speed (and sold by LC) is good.I'll take full MSQ's if that's easier... I promise to document it, so you can point people to me in about all the details... :-)
How are you guys handling the fuel hard line to soft line connection? My understanding is that it's an odd double-flare... Anyone know how to get that converted to AN style?
Mine isn't running yet, so all of this is subject to change, but right now I've got a '96 3RZ with dizzy, v2.2 MS1 board with Zeal daughterboard (for the VR converters), it'll be running MSExtra. No idea on fuel and timing maps, I'm expecting to have to build
dont bother with the chilcat designs mounts. ive been trying to get mine mounted for two days. they just dont fit in my 85 4runner with my 3rz. i could have had some made for the same price with out freakin' with them for so long. hopefully marlin will make some soon. he makes quality products.I cant stress enough, this isnt a bolt in product, fabrication is necessary after purchase.
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