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    cleaning idle control valve?

    I agree a schematic of the vacum system would be a goldmine of troubleshooting knowledge.
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    Standalone ECU Stand Alone (Part II)

    trade secret This is just an maybe what you are getting at is a relatively simple series of 'IF THAN AND OR' decision trees that decides what sensor readings to use, and more importantly what to ignore, based on the sensor readings themselves. A seperate chip could be used for this and...
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    o2 / exhaust question

    you can also make your own o2 sensor simulator by wiring in a 1K Ohm resistor in place of the oxygen sensor. that costs about 2 to 3 USD and they don't even have to be anywhere near the exhaust system.
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    1994 ls400

    make sure your AFM is properly connected and check all the ground points for the timing and trans computers. you may have a bad cat but only because it has been damaged from an underlying mixture problem
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    New Headers for the 1UZFE

    I'm still in I was one of the members who comitted to the group buy way back when. I have a different first gen LS now but i still need the same headers. JBrady, do you have any information on what work it will take to physically get these headers into our cars. getting some bends with...
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    New to me 1994 LS400 has a BIG problem HELP

    I had and sold a 1990 LS400. Undoubtably the best car i will ever own. The 1990s have 18 gallon tanks and i got about 355-370 miles per 18 gallon tank on in town driving. It had 280,000 miles. My 1994 with 175,000 miles has a 20 gallon tank and i get no better than 265 miles to the tank. the...
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    Flickering Gauge needles and Dash HELP!!!

    Dead Dash HELP! A while back i came into the ownership of my second LS400. This one is a Gold 94 and has been kept in immaculate shape and serviced to excess by the lexus dealership. About a year ago a problem occored. Everything on the dash flashes when the car is warming up. When the car is...
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    Traction control location

    If possible, take a pic of what you found under the seat and i'm sure someone if not I, will respond. The only traction control unit i know of sits under the hood adjacent to the throttle body. thats all the help i can give without a pic.


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