Rexn30

Did you ever replace the igniter and see if that fixed the problem?

RedPhoenix

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Hows it going Bobby...?

CCC-TT

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its going... lol, I may have a fix so i'll update everyone by next week to let you know how it goes. keep your fingers crossed.

shlounek

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enlighten us, what are you planning to do?

shlounek

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just for future refrence, i personally swapped my cam sensors and crank angle sensors and it didnt fix the problem. I will re-look into wiring.

CCC-TT

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so i sent my ECU to a guy in orlando who, i was told, could fix ECUs and has dealt with bad 1jz ECUs before, os $50 later, i get it back after he replaced some caps or something and nothing has changed, so just purchased two cam position sensors on SF ad we'll see how that goes.

shlounek

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^^^ you just wasted your money, it wont fix your problem, its a wiring issue. You could have asked me I would have let you use the extra sensors I have.

Rexn30

I agree with Shlounek, proly a wiring problem. But heres a litttle hint. Water got into my last ECU and basically trashed it. Car would not rev past 2000 ! Got my new ecu and bam back to normal. Its worth a shot to switching ecus from a running car.

CCC-TT

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if its a wiring issue, have you figured it out? if so what was the problem, would you recommend just buying a new wiring harness or what?

shlounek

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My garage is fricken cold, its below freezing here, and i am trying to find a heater for the garage. I am aiming on 2 things now. Wiring or electricity load problems making the igniter function below par, resulting in bad ignition.

I saw another post on Soarer Central of a in-tank fuel pump problem with a rubber hose, I will post a pic. I will get on this soon.

CCC-TT

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any updates on this?

but anyways, my cam position sensors came today, so i'm going to try and have them in by the end of the weekend, but it looks like i have to take off the whole intake manifold to do it, if anyone who has actually replaced them has an easier way, i'd love to hear it and save some time, thanks guys

shlounek

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I am still waiting for my torpedo propane heater from Ebay, my garage is too big.

As for the cam sensors, you dont need to take off your intake manifold, thats a headache in itself. Basically take off all the stuff blocking your way, the hoses and in the rear take off the engine bracket and the ISC valve. And using your small hands, and small 10mm wrech get at it.

You will swear and curse and your calves will begin to hurt from bending in so far, but it will work. Good luck

RedPhoenix

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goooood luck bobby

Blizzy

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Good luck man. I am hopeful that these units will help remedy your problem.

CCC-TT

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thanks for the support guys, i guess i'll be trying it today or tomorrow after school, i'll let you know how it goes.