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Old 05-23-07 | 10:57 AM
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rebuild has me frustrated...

I am getting really frustrated with this rebuild. I have a reman, and I am putting the long block together. I keep finding small problems along the way. busted harness plugs are really pissing me off. I found these 2 selenoids that are attached next to eachother and they have a bracket that bolts them to the UIM...there are like 3 nipples on each selenoid, and 2 on each are busted off. What are these used for? I also need someone to point out the different emissions parts that are attached to the LIM. Especially the two empty spots I have on the firewall side of the LIM...

Does anyone have good pics of there STOCK setup under the UIM with the UIM removed? I have some questions that the repair manual is not answering. HELP!

Trev

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Old 05-23-07 | 11:04 AM
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welcome to the world of sequential turbo systems.

One thing I wish I did sooner was go single (which I did over 2 years ago)


this might help you
Old 05-23-07 | 12:48 PM
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in that pic, just above and to the right of the oil filler cap there are two holes that are coming out of the UIM...there are 2 selenoids that bolt to those holes by means of a bracket...what are those selenoids?

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Old 05-23-07 | 12:55 PM
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GO SINGLE!!!! lol


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Old 05-23-07 | 01:37 PM
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Precontrol

the two most critical SV for controlling turbo seq. system.

you have lots of studying to do (not being an ***...being honest)...if you plan to get this car running correctly
Old 05-23-07 | 01:45 PM
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They WAAAAAAAAAAAAY over-engineered that system
Old 05-23-07 | 02:04 PM
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i agree, I have more studying to do. I did a whole 1jzgte swap into my supra without a problem...man, I need to take a fresh look at this.

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Old 05-24-07 | 12:57 AM
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It's an old car that makes a lot of underhood heat. You're going to find lots of brittle and trashed plastic and rubber parts, be prepared to replace a lot of it....
Old 05-24-07 | 01:22 AM
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Supra, the above diagram is a simplified diagram with the emissions removed. If you're planning on keeping emissions, it's a different diagram.
Old 05-24-07 | 03:48 AM
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Those nipples were broke omn mine dude, buy a NEW one! I tried to glue them and it didn't work! Had boost probs when i put it back together. Banged a new one on and now it runs sweet!
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Here is the *stock* setup under the UIM:

http://davidgeesaman.com/rx7/93vacho...lor.edited.jpg

The diagram posted earlier is the underhood stuff with the emissions removed.

Broken solenoid nipples and harness connectors are quite common. It sounds like you should strongly consider buying a new wiring harness if it's that crispy. I know some guys who won't install a rebuilt engine without putting a new wiring harness on it.

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Old 05-24-07 | 06:46 AM
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With everything apart it would probably be easier to go with a parallel setup. Write-up is in the FAQ.

Good luck with her.
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