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JayJ

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  1. I can confirm it when I get back to home! Gainzy what's your offer? ;-D
  2. Brace yourselves, winter is coming! I just made a downgrade and sold my JAM ecu, can you believe?! I'm not sure how to use that money though as many things need to be sorted. I would like to get a piggypack/management as the stock ecu is sluggish, but first things first I'm going to take the car to a garage this week to have them check the oil leak as it's only getting a worse. I hope it's just a sump leaking as crank seal/oil pump will cost fortune to fix. Last weekend I cut my original JAM hot pipe into the pieces and I will get it welded again to make it properly fit, but this is not
  3. Ecu sold, rad cap only left.
  4. holy chocolate starfish this looks ooooowsom
  5. Sounds easy, but take your time Take turbo off the car, remove actuator, remove the circlip holding the compressor housing, tap the housing off with a soft hammer, remove the locating dowel and reinstall to the right position. Removing the circlip will be the hardest part I think.
  6. Ecu 500 inc. postage and paypal fees?
  7. You can replace the stock oil press switch with an aftermarket sensor, but you will need a 1/8bspt-1/8npt adaptor as the press sensor(1/8npt) has different thread than your block(1/8bspt)
  8. I have JAM. Still runs quite rich, but leaner than it used to.
  9. Noticed a leaner mixture also with mine. Temp has been dropped about 5 degrees from Tuesday when I was last driving.
  10. Ecu and rad cap still available!
  11. Fixed both of mine with new grease and zipties and after that they worked maybe twice, but now they are just loudly clicking again :-/
  12. There's a fine line between winter over there and over here ;-)
  13. Temp sensor problem, plugs causing missfire, vacuum leak?
  14. How to set up TPS: http://www.toyotagtturbo.com/forums/showwiki.php?title=TPS+throttle+position+sensor+set+up+procedure
  15. Buggy softwares are common issue with all the brands. They don't want to use money for SW development as it's expensive and gains are minimal. I would suggest to test a custom rom and you will get a lot better smoothness, battery life and overall experience. Custom roms are available for almost all the models running Android base.
  16. The stock one I'm talking about is hex cap bolt, but you can replace it with any M16 x 1.5mm bolt. You can see the bolt on this picture Some basic multi strand wire should do the job
  17. Do you have all the bolts too? Also the short one to block the extra hole on the oil filter leg? This might also help you http://www.toyotagtturbo.com/forums/showthread.php?51371-Oil-Temp-and-Pressure-Sender-Fitment
  18. Just bolt on the parts and wire sensors?
  19. JayJ

    JayJ

    Thanks John, really appreciated!
  20. I had one x a year ago and now my GF uses it as I bought One to myself. Both good quality and have been working great with custom ROMs.
  21. That's what cages are for(even he has the spinal fractures rest of his life). Just imagine some random guy with a stock car
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