www.imoc.co.uk

Oh sorry - forgot

It also did 0-60 in 3.1 seconds...

I used to be in the VW GTI scene... Forget FWD - James Seddon - twin vr6 engine - yes one in the front powering the front wheels - one in the boot powering the rear - road legal - number plate B16 DUB and a 1/4 mile in 11.1 seconds at GTI International 2006... http://www.autometrix.co.uk/html/gti06/...

There is a list of error codes (but not all of them as I found out) on here:

www.btinternet.com/~netsurf/mr2t/mr2tfaq.html

as well as some other info

Glad to hear it - cheers mate... likewise,

apparently in the heat of his rant - his wife rightly pointed out she had no bags so therefore couldnt have 'been shopping' but they drove off without even apologising for his outburst.. we were gobsmacked..

What an axxhole... We (girlfriend and I) had an incident with a 4x4 owner a few weeks ago, we pulled into the BP petrol station on the A417 Northbound near cirencester. Anyway, my girlfriend was driving and filled up the car, then went in to pay. I used the wc, came out 2 mins later and shes in tear...

Isnt the S2000 engine the one that 'redlines' at 9000rpm, surely that would make a big difference in acceleration...

Isnt the S2000 engine the one that 'redlines' at 9000rpm, surely that would make a big difference in acceleration...

Dawolf

I have a new/unused/boxed SW20 rear wheel bearing (Genuine Toyota Part)etc with receipt from Toyota Swindon, which didnt get fitted (Some non-OEM Toyota bearings dont fit as well)..

Can sell it to you - £50 inc p&p...

Let me know if your interested.

Tommo

Personally, I prefer the mark 2, However - you won't get an unbiased view here because most mark3 owners - are on www.mr2roc.co.uk - just the way it is... 8-[ p.s. there is a mk3 turbo (mr s) - which passed Euro 3 emissions - (but fails Euro 4 ) :cry: http://www.mr2roc.org/subdreamer/index.php?categ...

Just had a look at the link:

Optional features: Rear window wiper

Has anyone got this as a feature??? or is this a typo?

tommo

=D> Legend... Cheers for the pics/details - Just bought both sensors from camskill, plus an oil filter - £35!! Ive had a quick look, I think they are both a cm apart?, like you said on an 'added on manifold' type thing... thanks for the info.. v. much appreciated, Just another quick question L :roll...

Cheers guys... have had a look at camskill - description of item says, Engine Coolant Temperature Sender This is the one that controls the fuelling when cold and can cause overfuelling and emissions problems if faulty. Which makes a lot of sense because I changed the plugs a few weeks ago - running ...

£150

will reset/check tomorrow...

Are the sensors easy to remove/fit?
I presume you bought the £30 one first?
Then had to buy the £120?

Tommo

How do I go about resetting the ecu?
Is it a case of disconnecting the battery?

(Its a 93 Rev2 turbo...)

cheers for the help guys btw

tommo

Hi scotty,

You should try and hold off accelarating for about 10-15mins from cold...
the turbo will only work properly when the oil is nice and warm..

tommo

hmmm...

thats weird - I just did the test again..

it flashed 2 then 2 again, then paused

then 4 and 7 ..

Any idea what the WTR open is? -
The temp gauge works perfectly well?

thanks for quick response BTW...

tommo

Have done the diagnostics test

result: 22 and 47

can anyone tell me what these codes are for?
my list doesnt include them...
(fingers crossed - nothing too bad)

cheers

tommo

The only problem with signing it yourself, I can see - is if they cross-check the signatures when you come to sell... doubt they do that though?

I already have a mk2 turbo - which I'm very happy with :D My other half wants a mk3 - I know very little about the various models etc... Am probably being lazy by not searching the net - but would appreciate any help from mk3 owners - Are there any big differences between the older ones and newer on...

Hi Jimbo, If you read back a few pages on this forum, you will probably see lots of different peoples opinions on this one... However if its money no object - Toyota's 'Red for Life' is the one (I think it comes premixed), If your budget wont stretch - a lot of people recommend halfords own brand (i...