I think I may have really done it now. I am attempting to rebuild my carb. When I disassembled to clean, I got carried away and removed the paddles. Which now I have a big concern for me with those little bass screws. I am sure were meant to be removed.
Do I have to worry about them...
Here is a real left-hand turn, but what is the best option for converting over to EFI on a stock 155F?
I see a lot of threads dealing with 2F engines.
Besides the cost, there doesn't seem to be any reason not to convert.
Jerry
I thought it was more of a plug and play. I think I am going to scrap the idea and rebuild my original carb. Thanks for all help. Any suggestions on a good rebuild kit?
I will check that out.
Without modifying the bracket, I can't get it to fit using the base screws. I tried mounting using that screw in the middle but it binds just enough.
I purchased a cheap Chinese Carb for my '73 FJ, but my throttle linkage does not fit properly. Does anyone know where I can get a throttle bracket similar to this one?
I have a pre-9/73 FJ40 with an F155 engine.
I decided to give the Amazon carb a shot. My question is, can I add a fuel return by threading and drilling out this port? Is a return line necessary?
First, I have a pre-9/73 FJ40 with the original F155 engine.
The wire I plugged into the new starter is Black w/ YELLOW tracer.
The unused wire is also black w/ YELLOW tracer but has an inline connector and is a smaller grade wire than the one I plugged into the new starter.
Here are some...
The starter that I installed was ..
Toyota 28100-60070-84
I believe it is the gear reduction starter from the FJ60.
I will send pictures tonight.
Jerry
I will send a picture when I get home tomorrow. When I wired the new starter, I did not change anything. In fact, there was one wire I didn't use that was on the old starter. This is more than likely the problem.
I am getting smoke out of the external Ignition Resistor when the key is in the on position. I had disconnected the wires to clean up the fender and install the upgraded starter. All the wire looks as it was before but now after a minute with the key in the on position, the resistor starts to...