I feel the OP's pain. Been there several times on this one. They always seem to come out a lot easier than they go in.
First, you need to jack up the rear of the engine until it hits the firewall.
Then get the tail shaft of the tranny over the crossmember. You will need to rotate it to around...
There are not many sensors that will prevent it from starting. Only ones I can think of is the Air Flow Meter and the distributor position pickup. It needs to see air flow for about a second before it runs the injectors. Some are a 'don't care' until it's up and running, and others are ignored...
Pull a plug out after some cranking and see if you smell fuel.
Try a shot of starter fluid into a vacuum port to see if you get a short firing.
Plug one of the wires into a spare plug, set it on some metal (dont hold it) and see if there is spark while cranking.
BTW, someone mentioned earlier in the thread about hitting up the vendors to bring stuff. Is there a list of vendors that plan to go?
I want to pickup a foxwing 270 awning. Would be nice to save on some shipping...
The body lift like that doesn't do much for you expect a higher view of the road. IMO, I would lower that back down several inches and invest into the suspension.
You lower A arms look pretty stock and level, but you can go a couple inches higher by using ball joint spacers and raise it via the...
My larger one that crashed was/is a TBS Discovery Pro with a GoPro 4 on a gimbal. The smaller one is a custom 280mm size racing quad with the same GoPro 4, but no gimbal.
Howdy Folks.
Here is my '89 2WD Xtra-cab DLX
22RE
5 speed
345K miles
LC Engineering CARB legal headers
2 1/4" exhaust all the way back
Motor rebuilt 10K ago due to improper oil filter installation and loss of oil, otherwise would still be going on the original build.
Repainted in original red...
First post!
@ToyotaDon - Thanks! (Never found my keys but thanks for showing me how to steal my own truck. We forgot about the locking gas door though. Had to deal with that later...)
@GWnugget, Luis, Jacob, nice meeting you guys and hope to see y'all next year.
-Bill