83 Carburated to 85 fuel injected
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83 Carburated to 85 fuel injected
Ok I have a 1983 toyota 4x4, just blew up the 22r in it, and now I have a 1985 fuel injected motor out of a 4runner....I am just wondering if anyone has been through this or can give me info on what I am getting myself into....I have never done it but I heard it has been done, just looking for some help...
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Ok it said this message was to short so I have to lengthen it, so I was gonna say To The Top...so hopefully someone would reply and maybe explain to me about what I asked...!!!
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It's quite the project really... need to have the harness and computer intact or be somewhat electricaly inclined. Totally doable, the motor will mount right up, and you would want the w56 trans for better results/ gains wich means driveshaft work too, or at least the driveshafts from the runner also. ots more gadgets to hook up and figure out for you. The pirate board does have a lot of info on this swap. Any specific questions on this? Or just " Can it be done"? Sure, you could drop a 350 sm block, or 4.3 vortec if you wanted. I would stay toy and do the efi swap personally.
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I have every peice of wiring from the 85 runner, and it is all in my truck along with the harness that came stock in my truck, the motor is all bolted up and the ecu is plugged in, I just need to know like from which harness to i use the igniton plug's and how to bypass the mass air sensor and a few other thing's I can't think of
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Originally Posted by FadedSR5Yota
I have every peice of wiring from the 85 runner, and it is all in my truck along with the harness that came stock in my truck, the motor is all bolted up and the ecu is plugged in, I just need to know like from which harness to i use the igniton plug's and how to bypass the mass air sensor and a few other thing's I can't think of
You can't bypass the afm, the ecu uses it along w/ the o2 to determine how lean or rich you are. The ecu will have a lead for cold start, afm, clutch start cancel, ign and etc.. etc... You have a huge job ahead of you just in the wiring dept. You will be adding a terminal block under the hood and all sorts of things... light in the dash for check engine and etc... also you will be adding another fuse block, or at least inline for the ecu. You can just rip out the wiring in your engine bay for anything engine related... cause you need to push the efi harness through the fire wall to use. Theres a real good write up here:http://toyotatavern.topcities.com/EFI.htm
By the way... you plan to use your L52 5pd w/ the 22re? A W56 is what you really need.
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i think the l52 will hold up to a 22re if it's not already going downhill. anything bigger and it'll probably eat itself though
the easiest way to do a 22RE swap by far would be to get the upper plenum and wiring/sensors/ecu off an '83 or '84 celica. that will simplify the swap big time. here's a link:
http://www.blackflag4x4.com/cgi-bin/...num=1069200650
the easiest way to do a 22RE swap by far would be to get the upper plenum and wiring/sensors/ecu off an '83 or '84 celica. that will simplify the swap big time. here's a link:
http://www.blackflag4x4.com/cgi-bin/...num=1069200650
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I have every damn thing from the 85 4 runner from the front seat's forward, I have the 85 harness fuse block's ecu etc....all wired in my truck...I kept my other harness in to run all my dash light's and ˟˟˟˟ though, but I need to figure out which harness I wanna use for my ignition plug's....Thanks for all the help guy's I appreciate it!
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since you want to use the 85 harness, the easiest way would be to just separate out the stuff that's needed to run the engine and transplant it into your 83. never been able to figure out why anybody would try to graft in unnecessary stuff(e.g. the whole harness) to fit the gauges and lights and such
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