02-21-2010, 02:27 PM | #251 | |
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man that sucks. i should have paid more attention. well i havnt driven it since my first run so hopefully everything is good. parts still havnt come in but it should take me long at all to do this after i get the parts. still cant believe a couple drops of that rtv can make such a big difference. cam covers definitely need it though. i heard of some people just putting rtv all around the covers, is that bad? just remembered i forgot to get a new o-ring for the distrib.......
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02-24-2010, 01:55 AM | #252 |
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what the....?
sooo the parts just came in. got every thing i neeed. but...............
as i was taking off the rubber cover for the oil sensor i realized it was totally gashed.... huh? anyways i was talking to my dad and he things we should just rig our own sensor like the was his GS is. i dont care really i just want to know things are fine. well i cant wait to finally get this done. started raining again so i cant work. but hell this will only take a snap. thanks again for everyones help. this build has been taking so long ive already had time to start saving for the r154 swap
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02-24-2010, 03:42 AM | #253 |
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If you mean he's suggesting adding an aftermarket gauge and sender, well, that's an option... BUT, you'll still need to fix the stock unit... the ECU read it too.
Sorry.
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02-24-2010, 05:27 AM | #254 |
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Hmmm what do you mean? I can't put a normal gauge straight on the adapter without any electronics? This would just be temporary till I can figure out why my sensor isn't working (or whatever is causing my gauge to not work). The guy at the auto shop says it should be reading around 15 psi?
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02-24-2010, 05:50 AM | #255 |
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The ECU requires an oil pressure reading within the same range as the stock oil pressure sender provides at any given RPM. Oil pressure senders provide signals which can vary greatly from one make and model to the next. you can run without the stock sender in there for a while but you may notice a loss in power and mileage. So, even if you do add an aftermarket gauge you do need to replace the stock sender (even if you don't use the stock gauge).
15psi is vague as hell... at idle? High or low? At low idle and at normal operating temps the oil pressure may be anywhere from 4.3psi to 40psi and still be within spec.... 4.3psi is the minimum pressure at normal operating temp and warm idle. The oil pressure you're really after is 3KRPM and above; You want 36psi+. http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar...Section=LU&P=4
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02-25-2010, 04:13 PM | #256 |
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yea i was trying to find a gauge like the last picture on that link
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02-25-2010, 07:00 PM | #257 |
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Any mechanical oil pressure gauge will work. For the hose you may need to get a hose made or get adapters to connect to the 1/8" BSP port. I wouldn't even pull the stock sender, there's another port about 8" forward of that one with a plug in it that you may also use.
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02-25-2010, 07:18 PM | #258 |
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when I start my car, cold, she goes up to ~44 PSI.. after five to ten minutes of driving, she'll be at high end of norm. operating temperatures and the oil pressure will be ~8-10 PSI regardless of my RPM... do I need to stay over 3k rpm for a certain period of time before I see the pressure begin to rise again? cause I cruise at about 2.5k rpm and only get over 3k when I'm accelerating or on the freeway at 65+ mph... but I still don't see a rise in pressure until I turn her off and let her sit and cool for a bit..
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02-25-2010, 07:32 PM | #259 | |
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the head is off and im about to sqeeze a little bit of that rtv on those two spots. im shocked i still love this car, good thing im obsessed with supra's
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02-25-2010, 07:44 PM | #260 |
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Krem, your issue sounds like either a fault in the wiring or the sender... I'd try cleaning the contacts first though. I really don't like the way they fasten.
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