Recent content by paulo57509

I think he's looking for a Pulsajet carb. I haven't seen those since my mini-bike days. I ran B&S engines with Flojet carbs. Mechanical Governor...

Sorry. I thought you were referring to those cheap solar panels with alligator clips.

After you get it sorted, get a battery maintainer (shop around for the best price): https://www.batterymart.com/p-batteryminder-1510-12-volt-1_5-amp-charger.html This maintainer will work plugged into an extension cord as well. It comes with a 2-wire trailer type pigtail so it's convenient to...

Water and engine oil make a decent lube but it's a bit light in viscosity. :rolleyes: Years ago when I was working at a paving equipment dealership, we had an old Yale fork lift that had a flat head four in it. Head gasket leaked so much water in to the crankcase, we'd have to add water every...

I recently pitched my factory Toyota '87 Camry service manual. Unfortunate circumstance. Again as I recollect, the junction box is either on the underside of the trunk lid (behind the lights) or on the back wall of the trunk (behind the lights). It's maybe a 2" or 3" square box. I think the...

You don't mean an FH641V? Maybe this might help: https://www.manualslib.com/products/Kawasaki-Fh641v-2609113.html

My '03 Safari has a similar system (CSFI) that's sequential instead of "fire all at once" like the one you have. The CxFI systems are known for leaking. I would see if a leak-down test shows anything. Connect the fuel pressure gauge. Do a few key-on-engine-off cycles to get max pressure and...

When you were tearing down the transmission, where (visually) was the evidence of the slipping?

FWIW... I had an '87 Camry years ago. It also had a brake light problem. IIRC, no brake lights and no brake lamp failure warning light. There is a plastic junction box/block inside the trunk (either on the back wall of the trunk or lid) where I found a loose ring terminal under a screw...

Maybe this is it?

I never understood how some significant others put up with allowing the cleaning engine parts in their dishwashers.

I once had ball point pen leak onto my only dress shirt. I thought what the heck, it's ruined any way; sprayed it with Berryman B-12 Chemtool. However, I can't imaging trying to stay upright after spraying a huge, red stain and breathing that large amount of Chemtool.

Never mind....it's a hot wire. Some early Lexus used the KV type MAF sensor.

Please confirm for me - I'm pretty sure this is a hot wire type MAF sensor. '98 Lexus LS400. I don't have driveabilty issues, DTC's. Just for future reference. It's hard to see inside without removing it from the duct work (I don't want to intruduce the potential for air leaks). Hopefully...