merckx
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Roxy Music Avalon A quality song , not like your normal rubbish that might get used.
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It's IGNITER. I only found the correct name by doing a search on the part no.
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This should help you THE EPC after looking again, this is correct TT J spec......May 1993 to Oct 1993.......89621-22020 TT J spec..... Oct 1993 to Sept 1997......89621-22030
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Shit, I forgot it was on.
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Sounds okay , I'm not sure if it's really necessary to monitor those temperatures unless you had a big single or took it around a race track. But it would be certainly cheaper and easier than fitting multiple gauges.
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Nice to have an owner that thinks that much of him.
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Very entertaining and a little scary, well worth watching.
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The EPC says: 89621-22030
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There's a article in the local newspaper but you've got to pay £5 to access it. (I searched for Supra) http://www.surreyad.co.uk/search/index.html?query=supra&anyall=all§ion=
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Base your decision totally on the condition and age of the car you can get for your budget. Neither car is superior really , they've all got their advantages and disadvantages. Personally I would always go for the newest one that I could afford.
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Just what I was thinking , I can't imagine the oil will flow much in such a location. I might be wrong? Here's some pics of the union bolt. http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/oil_sensor_mod/index.html
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Is it safe!!!!!!! http://www.cinemovies.fr/images/data/films/Pfilm68941177705707.jpg
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Direct from their website, if you haven't already found it. http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
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Watching Newcastle beat Liverpool on Sky! Then Al Murray's Happy Hour at 10.15
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No replies yet, I'm surprised. That looks a good price for the gauge, but there shoud be some import duty too. Depends on the declared value! As far as I know there isn't a single gauge pillar pod which is made to fit the Supra, a few places sell double ones which replace the "A" pillar.
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Only £55!!!!!!!!! I saw them during my search .
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I was going to fit the sensor in the sump plug but I decided against it as the location is a little vulnerable.
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None in stock until 18th Feb though. I'm waiting for mine , he said they would be in 10th Feb and got offered a refund if I didn't want to wait. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Anodised-Oil-Temp-Adaptor-Sandwich-Plate-Toyota_W0QQitemZ220080709886QQihZ012QQcategoryZ122140QQcmdZViewItem There's loads of places that sell them if you search on google but I'm not 100% sure of the size neeeded.
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Or remove EFI No 1 fuse from the fusebox in the engine bay for a couple of minutes.
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I'n sure everythink will be grate!
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I don't see the point in getting a cone type filter unless you're running a single turbo and a standard panel filter is proving to be restrictive and you won't have the correct ducting either to use the stock airbox. Aren't they bought primarly for the fact that they look bling and make a nice noise.
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Stock air filter, it does what it's supposed to do.
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The wheels will look nice. I thought I was bad at photoshop!
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What a mess, the river must've been tidal for them to do such a stupid thing like that.
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The AEM one recommends fitting the sensor at least 36 inches from the exhaust port.
