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![]() Enthusiast ![]() Joined Jan 25, '14 From california Currently Offline Reputation: 2 (100%) ![]() |
I wanna thank smaay and all those who will and have been helping me out in the transformation of my 97 celica st soon to be a 97 celica/solara
Smaay: lead mechanic and mad scientist of 1mzfe swaps Derrick and luis: for interior exterior parts xFAHxQx: Rims Teo V in Bulgaria: fog lights And those plany more members of this great web site pictures will be uploaded tomorrow of the motor and of the Rims that are being painted by me, if you wanna take a look below is a link to all the pictures. https://m.flickr.com/#/activity/ Thank you to all from 97cecilia can't wait to show the finished producted. |
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Turned the key... nothing happened.... here is the reason. this is the starting drawing ![]() if you look at the drawing you see 2 paths coming off the starter fuse. one path is AT and the other is MT. when I installed the clutch pedal and found the plug for the clutch start switch i was hoping to get lucky and the entire circuit was there. well it was not. the section from the starter fuse to ID1 is not on the car because this was originally an automatic. I figured out where the AT path is behind the fuse box and made a jumper wire to go from that AT path to the downside of ID1 and BOOM! It fired right up!!!! The engine is running. This post has been edited by Smaay: Sep 6, 2014 - 10:48 PM -------------------- 2001 Celica GT-S Turbo
1997 Supra TT 6speed 1997 Celica 3MZ/1MZ swap 1990 Celica All-Trac |
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update time: Turned the key... nothing happened.... here is the reason. this is the starting drawing ![]() if you look at the drawing you see 2 paths coming off the starter fuse. one path is AT and the other is MT. when I installed the clutch pedal and found the plug for the clutch start switch i was hoping to get lucky and the entire circuit was there. well it was not. the section from the starter fuse to ID1 is not on the car because this was originally an automatic. I figured out where the AT path is behind the fuse box and made a jumper wire to go from that AT path to the downside of ID1 and BOOM! It fired right up!!!! The engine is running. I ran into the same issue with my manual conversion. The main problem is the fact that the wiring diagrams don't specify which part of the circuit is provided by the chassis harness, and which part belongs to the engine loom. It makes it tricky to figure out what has to be recreated to accommodate a swap. I ended up bridging the neutral safety switch plug in the engine bay and bypassed the clutch start circuit entirely. It's only temporary until the 3s goes in This post has been edited by enderswift: Sep 7, 2014 - 2:16 PM -------------------- ![]() |
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