thoughts on efi setup
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thoughts on efi setup
here's what i got so far and i was just posting this to see if i missed anything. I have a 85 4 runner swicthing to OEM efi. So far i got all the 87 engine stuff bolted on to the new 87 toyota engine i got. Now i figure i got to change out the sending unit and add a new intank filter. then remove the carb fuel line,install the efi line to the fuel pump. I got new spark plugs and oil,fuel filter. I figure i'll take all the 87 wiring and install the computer. I'll have to fabricate a new exhaust. thank god the o2 sensor is on the manifold. that'll make it easy. the 87 got the tilt gauge so i'll have to incorparate that. i know that's not efi related but oh well. i'm sure i'm forgetting some stuff but oh well Just trying to get the major points.
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You will probably find the answers to most of your questions using the search feature on this site. It will take some time searching and reading, I have found most answers I need w/o even posting, there is a wealth of knowledge on the site. Also, I think you need to swap fuel tanks, as the efi pump is in the tank, not the passenger side of the head as on the carb motor. There is a block off plate and gasket to cover the hole after removing the pump. Also make sure to get the knock sensor installed in the block, there is a threaded hole for it under the intake manifold, behind the oil filter, in front of the fuel filter. Hopefully you've noticed the fuel filter is also mounted to the block under the intake as well. If the 87 engine is out of an efi vehicle, that sensor and filter are already there.
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Originally Posted by yotafreakshow
You will probably find the answers to most of your questions using the search feature on this site. It will take some time searching and reading, I have found most answers I need w/o even posting, there is a wealth of knowledge on the site. Also, I think you need to swap fuel tanks, as the efi pump is in the tank, not the passenger side of the head as on the carb motor. There is a block off plate and gasket to cover the hole after removing the pump. Also make sure to get the knock sensor installed in the block, there is a threaded hole for it under the intake manifold, behind the oil filter, in front of the fuel filter. Hopefully you've noticed the fuel filter is also mounted to the block under the intake as well. If the 87 engine is out of an efi vehicle, that sensor and filter are already there.
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well i got the igniter installed on the 85. plus i got my harmonic balancer installed. and removed some of the carb smog stuff. not bad for like 2hrs. of work. plus i got the oil filter union installed plus the oil filter. tomorrow i start the interior to install the 87 efi wiring harness into the 85. hopefully i get the 85 all wiried up underneath the dash tomorrow.
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