YotaTruck1986

Does anyone know where I can get a chart of the pinouts on a 1986 22RE ECU (2WD), similar to this one.

jimbo74

the factory servica meanual has them

YotaTruck1986

I don't have my factory manual. :cry:

jimbo74

well you should get one... anyone will tell you that when doing your own car work that they are really a must have... will save tons of time and money

YotaTruck1986

I have a Haynes Repair Manual, but that's it. Do you know where I could purchase a factory manual? Thanks.

seaflea

you can try e-bay. They normally go for around $75-100 I think.

jimbo74

i got mine brand new from the dealership for $100

YotaTruck1986

Could anyone scan the diagram, and post it?

jimbo74

quit being a dumbass and go buy the book....

YotaTruck1986

Did I do something to offend you or are you just in a bad mood?

jimbo74

nope didnt offend me at all..... im just helping you out.... you want to run forced induction on a 20 year old truck the way it is... and you dont want to buy a repair manual..... i dont maybe its jsut me, but that doesnt sound liek the smartest idea....

oly884

Man, chill out. Quit being an ass and try and be a kind person. If you're having a bad day then why don't you go outside and get some fresh air.

YotaTruck1986

18 year old* But anyway, it only has about 85k miles on it, and runs like new. Smooth, clean, doesn't burn a drip of oil. And was never driven hard. Bought new by my grandfather, he put about 30k miles on it. My father put another 40k. The longest trips it ever had were no more than 20 miles. Brand new, could it handle a shot of nitrous?

jimbo74

yeah 300 shot is fine...... and even if never driven... things sitting for 20 years are not the same as new.... make sense?

YotaTruck1986

35 shot* Anyone?

oly884

Wow, you're smart. Read my previous post.

If you don't have anything nice or constructive to say, then shut the hell up. Dumb ass.

oly884

Yeah, I would imagine that you should be ok with it. I just wouldn't make it a common thing.

YotaTruck1986

That's what I figured. Probably should upgrade the pistons and rods before moving to anything more extreme, right?

oly884

I would imagine yes. Have you checked out LC engineering yet? They've got every thing you'd need and I'm sure they give you advice better than me and much better than grumpy.

mike_d

i've been looking for those for a pretty long time and the only one i found was the same one you found. but i will venture a guess that the pinouts are the same for the parts that the RTE and RE have in common. toyota isn't going to spend extra development money to completely change the pinouts on similar engines. hell i even bet the ECU for the turbo and naturally aspirated engines are the same, they probably just give different mapping depending on the inputs they get (but this is just a guess). i'm assuming that you want it for your WOT light, and since all that will be is a simple circuit that'll realay to a light if you get it wrong, you can easily just move it to another pin. make sure you have a really high imput impedence for your switch, you don't want to be draining current from the ECU.

if you do happen to find the 22RE pinouts, make sure you post them. i'm working on a little project where i'm setting my laptop to read from the inputs to the ECU and outputs from the ECU so i can have the equivalent what the people with newer engines can do with OBD. i think it'll be really cool to have real time plots of engine load, injector timing, and all that stuff. i have all the code done on the laptop end, i just need to work on the electronics for tapping into the ECU.