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I do beg your pardon, I obviously left my mind-reader skills at home today. :roll: No mind reading skills required, 1/2 that information was right here if you decided to check on credibility rather than question it. Plus Wanna compare? T :clown: Why do you feel the need to one up me? There is no co...

Well maybe just maybe Mr 16 posts. :? ?Are you trying to insult me? Is this just a picture you have found Ishii? You will probably find people very interested, me for one, if you can offer some substantiated information to develop knowledge :thumleft: so far you haven't. Yes, this picture came from...

Well as has been pointed out in the past, those plates can be made up. O:) It's kind of suspicious to me, particularly with the different numbering, there's no such thing as 'SW21' for starts. :wink: T :lol: I guess some subjects are better left alone. Maybe the 2000GT should stay a mystery forever...

Stu. wrote:But if you would like to show us some proof of where your getting this information I’m sure the online imoc community would be most grateful.

hrm... non believer.

rev3kid wrote:would you be so kind to elaborate please

There was a few more than 35 built officially by TRD. Meaning they came with the number plate on the firewall. So my question is; who came up with this 35 number and why?

Ishii

Whoever said they only made 35?

Why don't you just unplug it? Take all of 5min.....

The only box under the drivers seat is the Dealer installed wireless central locking receiver. It happens to use a standard stereo receiver antenna lead as the antenna for itself. The dealer installed wireless remote entry uses a 2 button key transmitter (transmitter built into the key) The Maker in...

This is for a ～'93.11 JDM SW20 the '93.11～ does not have this connector. If you are looking for a easy spot to pick up the "SPD" signal (speed sensor signal) for your turbo timer or navigation system or whatever here is an easy spot to pick it up from. There is a spee...

Don't cut up the harness just to install a radio! get a connector set and do it up nice and easy. You wouldn't even have to guess wire colors.

I posted this thread linked below because I can't stand to hear "Cut wires".
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic. ... 100#769100

Ishii

Basic Navigation unit Here is a picture of the back of a basic navigation unit: http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/simplenav.jpg The only wiring that you might need to know for this unit is the 5pin Navigation input connector. Here is a pinout for it: http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images...

CD Changers CD changers can be added to most newer Toyota Stereos that use the 12 pin connector Here is a picture of the back of a radio with the 12 pin connector http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/standardradio.jpg And here is a picture of the connector from the CD changer that plugs ...

Next is the 20pin Externally amplified Stereo Here is a picture of the 20pin connector on the back of a 20pin stereo http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/20pin.jpg Here is a picture of the 20pin connector that plugs into the stereo http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/20pinm.j...

Next is the 15pin Externally amplified Stereo Here is a picture of the 15pin connector on the back of a 15pin Stereo http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/15pinradio.jpg And here is a picture of the connector that plugs into the 15pin stereo http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios...

Next is the 14pin Externally amplified Stereo Here is a picture of the back of a 14pin stereo http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/14pradio.jpg And here is a picture of the 14pin connector that plugs into the 14 pin radio http://www.meiyuservice.com/Images/toyotaradios/14p.jpg Here is th...

Wrote this a while ago, came to my attention that MR-2 guys might like to see this info. So I'm posting it here. Ok, Hopefully this will help everyone see how Toyota Radio’s work and what you can do to install different radios in your Toyota. This will be a rather long post and I’ve been known to le...

The Gen III Pim (map) sensor reads up to 26psi or 1.79bar (the point where the output is 5v)

The part number is: 89420-17050

Ishii

OK, on an AE111 'CF' is used for the cooling fan relay control so I'm guessing that the rev3 ecu is the same. Anyone able to confirm this? Yes, CF stands for Cooling Fan. There is a related output called "FAN" This is the updated system that Toyota uses on most newer cars to control the f...