22RE plug identification
11-19-2014, 08:05 PM
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22RE plug identification
Hi there, So I just purchased a 90 toyota pickup with a solid axle swap and rebuilt .030 over 22re and so far it has given me a bit of trouble but nothing too major. It is my second toyota pickup, before this I had a 85 for about a week haha. I also have a cressida that I swaped a 2j in so I am not new to toyotas.
Anyway, My questions at the moment are mostly about the engine. It has been rebuilt.. there is no question about that, It's visually clear and he has produced receipts. Its bored .030 over, and has a more aggressive cam however I am unsure of any information on the profile. the guy drove it for about a year and than it sat for several untouched, it doesn't leak at all but burned about a half litre in the past 2000k and I was surprised to find how black it is, but It's not blowing any blue from what I can tell. When I first got the truck it had a check engine light on... It threw 3 codes knock sensor and 2 relating the the TPS and idled very high, I found a handful of different knock sensors at the junkyard and installing one made all 3 codes go away and after it warmed up it idled what seems to be normally However I have not yet put a tach on it. this leads me to QUESTION 1... It idles what seems to be very high when its cold... are there smaller cold start injectors i can swap or is there a way to adjust this? I have searched a bit but can't seem to find what it should idle at cold. My truck is a 1990 and the engine thats in it is supposedly from a different 1990 but I'm not sure, something has been changed, the engine/wiring harness/intake manifold don't seem to have all come from the same place. This all leads me to the other QUESTIONS... I need help identifying these parts...
this single wire off the same part as the coolant temp sensor and cold start timer.
This two wire plug, off the same bunch as the cold start injector and VSV plugs
And that open hole to the right of the fuel filter just above the starter in the pic. Picture was taken laying under the middle of the truck looking towards the front, its just underneath the intake manifold.
Thank you in advance for your help and I'm sorry you had to read my life story.
Lucas
Anyway, My questions at the moment are mostly about the engine. It has been rebuilt.. there is no question about that, It's visually clear and he has produced receipts. Its bored .030 over, and has a more aggressive cam however I am unsure of any information on the profile. the guy drove it for about a year and than it sat for several untouched, it doesn't leak at all but burned about a half litre in the past 2000k and I was surprised to find how black it is, but It's not blowing any blue from what I can tell. When I first got the truck it had a check engine light on... It threw 3 codes knock sensor and 2 relating the the TPS and idled very high, I found a handful of different knock sensors at the junkyard and installing one made all 3 codes go away and after it warmed up it idled what seems to be normally However I have not yet put a tach on it. this leads me to QUESTION 1... It idles what seems to be very high when its cold... are there smaller cold start injectors i can swap or is there a way to adjust this? I have searched a bit but can't seem to find what it should idle at cold. My truck is a 1990 and the engine thats in it is supposedly from a different 1990 but I'm not sure, something has been changed, the engine/wiring harness/intake manifold don't seem to have all come from the same place. This all leads me to the other QUESTIONS... I need help identifying these parts...
this single wire off the same part as the coolant temp sensor and cold start timer.
This two wire plug, off the same bunch as the cold start injector and VSV plugs
And that open hole to the right of the fuel filter just above the starter in the pic. Picture was taken laying under the middle of the truck looking towards the front, its just underneath the intake manifold.
Thank you in advance for your help and I'm sorry you had to read my life story.
Lucas
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