www.imoc.co.uk

I had that steering wheel in the lower pic on my old Trueno (AE111) if thats any help for your search

http://www.cheaptoyotaparts.co.uk/

I have used this before for parts for my Trueno but not for the MR2 yet. Not badly priced though

fizz wrote:

Nightfire wrote:
Oh and when im harnessed in I cant close the door as I cant reach it. Have to creep forward and jab the brake to get the door back

Dont you mean backward?

Either that or hammer it forwards to bring it inline.

Thats the one. Embarrasing either way

The way that i would like to sell it due to lack of use but one small drive and i change my mind and fall back in love with it all over again

Oh and when im harnessed in I cant close the door as I cant reach it. Have to creep forward and jab the brake to get the door back

me & me bro put a black top 20v in his g6r corolla (comes with a six speed box as standard) it was running a hks ecu 197 fhp & rev limit set to 9000rpm , :thumleft: There is a chap on the AE111 owners that runs his up to 9900Rpm limit so it gives you a good indication that they can take the...

me & me bro put a black top 20v in his g6r corolla (comes with a six speed box as standard) it was running a hks ecu 197 fhp & rev limit set to 9000rpm , :thumleft: There is a chap on the AE111 owners that runs his up to 9900Rpm limit so it gives you a good indication that they can take the...

:eye: Trueno! :lover: The home of the first Black Top I heard at full wack :D I'm really on the fence, black top 86? or Black Top MR2? 86 for the sheer oversteer fun :D but been having a bit to much fun lately in my volvo and my licence is at risk now so MR2 would be better for the Lanes out the wa...

I have a Blacktop in my Trueno and my advice would be to use silvertop con rods as the blacktop rods are notoriously thin.

But it is a brilliant engine, One of the best Toyota/Yamaha made in my opinion

VVT engagement is

I drove mine in deep snow, so deep my bumper was collecting it. It was 5 - 10mph all the way to work :shock: Never again as I now have a Nissan Micra as a backup car LOL :lol: :lol: :lol: I had a car like that once, The council where depending on me to clear the roads i think Bad luck matey. But th...

Looks lovley..................... If you close your eyes

what model is it? if it is the early rev1 coupe (no spoiler) i dont think you have it if not have you checked the fluid? are you hearing any clicking from the ps relay in the frunk? My bad :oops: Its a Rev3 and i have a spare relay and ecu just incase. Fluid is good Does the P/S light come on the d...

Quigonjay wrote:what model is it?
if it is the early rev1 coupe (no spoiler) i dont think you have it
if not have you checked the fluid? are you hearing any clicking from the ps relay in the frunk?

My bad


Its a Rev3 and i have a spare relay and ecu just incase. Fluid is good

I have very heavy steering on my MR2 is this a common problem?

This thread i so true is uncanny My old car (Toyota Trueno) wasnt a Toyota apparently the parts monkey said to me :lol: I then proceeded forthwith out of the door and havent been back since I work for a Dealer too (not toyota) and yes they will rip you off to the hilt. Its not the mechanics fault it...

Dependant on the wheel, I think white on red looks awesome

Hey there Let me just say that i had a 2000 Honda accord type-r 2.2 at the beggining of the year and within 4 months i had lost reverse gear wich led to a transmission re-build. The suspension knocked and banged. Broke 2 driveshafts. And he car felt very cheap. my MR2 i have had for around 3 months ...

Especialy when it hasnt had a timing belt for 49000 miles and 10 years

Id guess it was just normal wear and tear, it should be included in regular servicing but as sevice prices re so high and good people on here ready to help simple things like this get overlooked! Id give it an oil and filter change aswell. Just read though the service book if you have one and do al...

Nice one guys


Common fault?

After buying my rev3 n/a i have found that the engine oil is being lost through the sump area.

Are the sealed by a gasket or are they bonded on with rtv or something similar?

Im going to replace the sump any way as it looks like its quite rotten thinking on it