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Glad you have it worked out. If you need some advice on the shift table map, just say so.

Definitely more vibration (not that the 1UZ is inherently vibey engine). Anything nolathane increases force and vibration transfer. Suspension, subframes and engines. Unless you're going full race car, I'd suggest you stick with an OE style rubber mount.

To clarify, your wiring and fuse(s) that connect power to the coils and injectors should be rated to at least 20 amps. If the wiring isn't thick enough, it will restrict current and cause the circuit to limit under load. You're running out of either air, fuel or spark. The immobiliser should...

1. Inspect the oil level and top up if required 2. Perform stall test. Warm up the engine, put gear selector in drive, hold down brakes hard, press full throttle for max 5 seconds and see what RPM the tacho shows. It should be around 2,200 rpm. Repeat the test in Reverse gear. This will give...

Do you have good (20a) power to your injectors and ignition?

Do you have 50psi fuel pressure when the fault occurs? Pressure is nothing without flow. Do you still have the original pump fitted and what engine was the car originally fitted with?

Some more info here https://www.lextreme.com/1uzfe-oil-pump/

Just searched google for "1UZ Oil Pump" and found ebay ad Toyota Genuine Land Cruiser OIL PUMP 1UZ 2UZ 3UZ-FE GS300 LX470 PN: 15100-50040

Not sure if this option is available in your setup, but check if the shift solenoid wiring active state set to high or low. High = Power is switched ON to activate the solenoid Low = Power is switched OFF to activate the solenoid Yours should be set to high - if its set to low, theres your...

If you still have 12v @ S1 with the PRNDL box unplugged, it sounds like there is an issue with your ECU. It should not be putting out any power unless its in the forward shift pattern. This is the box I made - it outputs the following voltages P = 4.5v R = 4.0v N - 3.5v D = 3.0v 2 = 2.5v 1 =...

Good to know - I've been thinking about getting rid of the mangled steel pipes and fitting some AN6 lines

No, I made my own. $15 in parts from Jaycar and 30 minutes of soldering. If your PRND2L switch is not configured correctly, it may be thinking you are in a drive gear, when you're not. What does it show in your gear position value as you change through each gear? When you say the software had a...

I have a 2500 Elite running the auto - using DBW1 P1 & P2 - and it works perfectly. Provided you have Toyota A340 selected as your transmission type, the software is programmed to use the shift solenoids in the right sequence. Are you using the NSP software? Let me know if you need some help...

If the part number is the same, then yes. If the part number is different, you will likely need to modify it

Welcome to the forum - could you post some pics of your SC400 exo car??? Sounds interesting!

Catch can frame and internals have been tacked up and test fitted. Should have it painted and installed shortly. Next comes the exhaust.

Perform a manual shift test. Unplug the valve body connector from the rear of the gearbox and drive it. Move the gear shifter manually and you should have the following gears. Shifter Position Gear Selected DRIVE 4th 2ND 3rd LOW 1st If this is what you get, the issue is likely...

In prep to build a catch can setup, I've been weighing up the pros and cons of commercially available units and most of them are crap. Either the flow well and catch nothing, or they catch lots and restrict the air. One thing that stands out is that gas flow against a surface that opposes...

I forgot to note, aluminium thickness next to the spark plug tubes is only about 8-10mm and I don't have bottoming taps - so I drilled right through, and the bolts have ultra-grey sealant on them to ensure nothing leaks out + the bolt stays put. All the other bolts have Toyota thread locker...

Amongst many other small (but necessary) jobs, the rocker covers came off in prep for the breather system mods. The baffle plate "rivets" are removed easily with a drill and die grinder. Had the covers and baffles soaking in an alkaline degreaser for a few hours and all the oil residue came off...