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salesmonkey 04-10-2008 09:20 PM

84 toyota supra help, was checking timing and jumped wrong connector
 
so i was checking the timing on my toyota supra, just bearly bought it back from my friend i sold it to almost 2 years ago, and i jumped the wrong connector. was wondering if anyone knew what i fucked up, because once i did that the car died and now wont start back up. it also seems like im not getting spark was wondering if i fried my coil or something?
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stenseltizm 04-11-2008 12:31 AM

Re: 84 toyota supra help, was checking timing and jumped wrong connector
 
checking fuses seems like the first step to me.

Smith-02 04-11-2008 12:55 AM

Re: 84 toyota supra help, was checking timing and jumped wrong connector
 
its the ignitor. msd is a cheap replacement to factory cost of an ignitor.. trust me. the thing you coil sits on is a ----. look for an ignitor/coil setup out of a toyota pickup.

salesmonkey 04-11-2008 07:52 AM

Re: 84 toyota supra help, was checking timing and jumped wrong connector
 

Originally Posted by stenseltizm
checking fuses seems like the first step to me.

ya i thought about that about twenty min after i posted this as i was goign to bed, i think i was just to tired and pissed off to think lol. ill go out tomorrow hopefully and see if i blew a fuse or relay, if not ill look into the igniter/coil more. there was a guy about a hour and half away with a parts car hopefully he still has it with some stuff i want. i doubt it thought.

Smith-02 04-11-2008 08:40 PM

Re: 84 toyota supra help, was checking timing and jumped wrong connector
 
i haven't been aware of fuses for ignition only on the older ----, maybe yours is different. it's always been a key to on position for a fuse. does anything else work in the car?


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