toyota surpa 7m gte

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 08:23:45 -0500, gavy2k8 wrote:

> i put a new engine in my supra an ther is no spark going to the plugs.
> the car was put on the computer and i cant get any power to diagnose
> what the problem is i think it is the super chip but im not sure can
> any one help me sort my problem

PS: Here's a link to an on-line PDF. You have to download it, but it sure
is handy. It's for a '90, but the MKIIIs are all pretty similar.

It's kind of hard to tell, but are any other systems working? When you
turn the key to "ON" does the dash light up?

Also, where did you get the engine? If you have a Japanese spec engine,
you may have to replace the harness (er, if you didn't). Most connections
are the same, but a few of the sensors are different. I think you need a
different ECM, too, but I'm not sure.

This is also a good resource primarily for MKIIIs :
http://www.supras.com/06/main/index.php

There is a lot of stuff available right there, and also a mail group is
available. If you can, I would suggest creating a new e-mail address,
either through your ISP or on something like Yahoo or Gmail, since there
is a fair amount of traffic from these guys. You have to sign up for
e-mail access, and it may take a couple days.

There are some *REALLY* knowledgable people here and will be able to give
you better advice about a GTE than I can!
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"gavy2k8" <none.DeleteThis@000.com> wrote in message
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>i put a new engine in my supra an ther is no spark going to the plugs.
> the car was put on the computer and i cant get any power to diagnose
> what the problem is i think it is the super chip but im not sure can
> any one help me sort my problem
>

Start by checking the coil's primary voltage. If the car has a distributor,
check to see if the distributor shaft is rotating.
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Ray O
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