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Seems some knowledgeable converters are guarding the solution (fair enough - they've put in the hours) but I found the above article's author reply to the same question.
Since I wrote that article I have discovered that the problem is actually a designed in feature (go figure) - the solution is to fit /connect/simulate the dash speed sensor. Depending o nthe project, a Mazda MX5/Miata gearbox in line speed sensor provides the required pulses. Just connect the spend sensor to earth.
Mine has those 4 x 2row plugs and is 89661-50160. Could be my luck that I've got the one that will cause issues with manual conversions! Digging deeper as we speak
Put your shovel back in the shed!
Any 1UZ engine/ECU will work with a manual gearbox.
So have you not experienced the rev limiting anomaly? Seems common but I see there's fixes anyways.
How's your current manual one coming? Am I right in thinking you used a 3rd party ECU? Last I read is it had a freak out (I've got that thread bookmarked ). Did it get sorted?
So have you not experienced the rev limiting anomaly? Seems common but I see there's fixes anyways.
Never happend to me.
How's your current manual one coming? Am I right in thinking you used a 3rd party ECU? Last I read is it had a freak out (I've got that thread bookmarked ). Did it get sorted?
It has the same manual 'box as your truck.
The original Lexus ECU immobilised itself and wouldn't unlock even though I had the correct key and key reader.
It has one of these ECUs now......... http://www.spitronics.co.za/shop/ind...products_id=26 It still needs setting up, but theres more engine mods to come first.
It's on the back burner at the moment while I get these other two out of the way.
Out of curiosity, gold or silver badges on the back? Silly question but the gold ones were a horridly expensive option and actually plated with gold....
Internet B/S I'm affraid.
You can get after market gold plated emblems though.
Just looking for thoughts and opinions on the clutch part of the conversion. It's a huge amount of the cost so I'm looking to get it out of the way asap.
I was pointed in the direction of a few kits by Vince.
One is a hydraulic system and the other is the usual fork system.
Both add up to roughly the same price. The guy who sells the hydraulic system has been fantastic in my email conversations and has really instilled the confidence I have in him.
Both work out similarly priced (when everything is included) and both look like similar amounts of work.
What are people's thoughts? Maybe I'm just talking to Vince, here, as he has the real-world experience.
If I was doing a manual conversion for myself, I would go for the hydraulic throw out bearing. (ToyotaV8.com)?
No need for the slave cylinder then, which can be troublesome.
Yeh, like I say...it's a different one. I've gone over it with him (I looked into it and found the dimensions) and says this adapter is the one and the throw-out is slightly different (and twice as much!) and requires a spacer.
Seems great quality...but then I'm not the best judge of that
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