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I've got one I could send you if you could send it back when you're done?

Amazing!

Weird indeed. Seems as if the oil pressure sensor is being used as a switch for the fuel pump. If the engine loses oil pressure, it'll cut the fuel. Don't know why they ran the choke wire like that either. There is a powered wire to the left of the carb somewhere in the harness.

That's a really good looking cargo cover!

Ah. My car has power steering. I would assume there would be a differnece there, just not entirely sure what that would be.

I looked up on my old orders from rockauto and I have bought the moog 5.37 inner tie rods before. I've got an 84 t4wd.

Possibly super unrelated but I had some issues a few years back with a corolla I had. It sounded like complete butt. Heres what I took back then: https://youtu.be/GeN9zeghM_c I can't remember opening it up, but I know the difference was trashed. There was movement in the cv axle like yours, but this...

I recently started having this problem. Parked it yesterday in the garage and noticed a pool of trans fluid under it this morning. Looked down there and I was able to pull the axle out by hand. This is its current state: 20191213_085805.jpg The splines have started twisting. It's quite obvious I sho...

I have these up front. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 2482766684

I have a 5 gallon air tank with a single viair 444c compressor. I had dual compressors from the start but it was too much for the alternator to handle.

I think my setup is backwards from what everyone else might want. It's my belief that they want to maintain stock ride height and be able to gain lift with the air bags. Unlike me who enjoys being lowered but can also achieve a level of stock ride height and above if need be, (I live in a flat deser...

I could use the windshield trim.

Dang. Can't see much without an account. That rear end looks sweet though!

Abletobecain wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 12:13 pm There's a guy on the FB page that put a 2JZ and full driveline in a T4.

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I've developed the same thing awhile back. I just added a return spring to the bell crank and called it a day. I even had to do it to my truck as well. Maybe it's a weber thing?

One of the front axles are not all the way in.