A quick question. Are the automatic and five speed injector pumps the same from a 2H, or do they differ? If they differ how so? Cheers.
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A quick question. Are the automatic and five speed injector pumps the same from a 2H, or do they differ? If they differ how so? Cheers.
FSM? Thanks for the quick response.
The Automatic Injection pump does not have an EDIC. The rear of the injection pump is different, beyond that I do not know.
Probaply has different governor...
The Automatic Injection pump does not have an EDIC. The rear of the injection pump is different, beyond that I do not know.
...Oh, and with an auto IP you would need a different throttle body assembly as they work by vacuum not a cable. ..Phil
As I understand it, the EDIC: starts (over injection), stops, and runs the engine, and also cuts it off in case of low oil pressure.
But how does the auto pump achieve this? Or am I wrong about the EDIC function.
Just reviving this thread, as I think it has an interesting and unanswered question:
How do the 2H-auto and 12HT pumps perform the same tasks as the EDIC?
While checking out the parts on toyodiy.com, I came across an 'Over-injection magnet', which may explain the Start and Run functions. But how does that work?
And what about Stop and Low Pressure Stop?
Does anyone happen to know?