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#1: more problems need help Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 10:51 am
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ok so i changed spark plug wires and did a tune up, now car stalling all over the place and it takes about a minute and then will start back and will stall again after a couple mins again, so i changed the fuel pump and used a herko e8229 fuel pump the parts place guy said it was a high pressure one, since that the car hasen't stalled untill last week and since then it has worked fine, now another problem has popped up, sometimes when i stop by a traffic light and going to drive again the transmission seems to stick on third gear so from here i have to back it on 1st to pull off when i get to second gear it stays for like 2 sec and jumps to 3rd even when the shifter is in 2nd, now when this is happening i don't get kick down or any power x to board and the car just taking he time also the o/d light on the dash board is blinking but only when this is happening. after this i did a diagnostics and the oxygen sensor and airflow sensor showed up we reset the brain box and then only the oxygen sensor showed up, now we checked the entire lenght of the muffler pipe and there's no oxygen sensor, so can this cause all of my proplems? im lost right now and dont know where to start to fix there probs any help will be greatly appreciated. car is a ae 101 with a 20v silvertop

#2: Author: buzz, Location: FL studio 8 b1tches !!1!

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 5:33 pm
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tried a transmission mech?

#3: Author: Hook, Location: Wondering why that fag is so obsessed with getting access to my facebook.

Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 9:17 am
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lol...I read that whole thing and heard a little whiny voice in my head saying the words Laughing

anyways.... subzero8714, the missing o2 sensor isn't a big dead...it'll only make u burn a lil extra fuel cuz the ECU isn't getting an o2 signal to gauge the mix, so it'll just dump fuel just in case so that it doesn't run lean...it can't ever cause a problem like that

see here on how to find the error code for your transmission
http://forums.trinituner.co...25952&highlight=diagnosis

just join TE1 and E1 on your diagnostic port and then turn your key to the IGN or ON position (not to start the car) and count the flashes from the O/D OFF light
I suspect you'll get an error code 63 (solenoid 2) as I've seen this problem before...unfortunately S2 is inside the tranny, so a rebuild is needed to solve that
but hopefully it's just a plug on the tranny that wiggled out

#4: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 12:30 pm
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hey buzz i tried a transmission mech and he said buy a tranny but i thought there had to be more to it, but thanx anyway.

hook i did what u said and sure enough i got a error 63 from the overdrive light, problem is now i cant get the solenoid to buy alone the wanna sell the whole tranny so im still looking for one. next i did the check engine light thing and got speed sensor errors & o2 errors, i checked the sensor on the tranny and sure enough it was unplugged so i reinserted it but im still not getting any speedometer readings but anyway that sensor problem has been eliminated, now i bought a 4 wire o2 sensor and had it put in the exhaust pipe but i dont know how to hook up the wires, on the harness side there is a blk with red stripe which is 12volt, a blk that appears to be ground, a red with blk stripe which has 1volt and a pink with blk stripe no voltage. on the sensor side there are 2 blk for sensor heater, a green and a white, so u know how to connect them? every electrician i've been to either dont know or dont have the time to do it and the car burning alot of gas, thanx

#5: Author: Hook, Location: Wondering why that fag is so obsessed with getting access to my facebook.

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 12:42 pm
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no luck on the solenoid 2 find buddy...you're gonna hafta either rebuild or replace

about no speedo, even tho the plug is back in, have an electrician check the wiring and make sure the speedo on teh dash in connected

I'll hafta check back my stuff at home but def the two black on teh sensor are heater...not absolutely certain on the green and white, but one's signal from teh sensor and one's ground...this type of sensor will not work properly on your engine, as your sensor requires a 1V reference voltage from the ECU instead of a ground

this is the sensor u need
AE101 O2 Sensor part number : 89465-19495 or 89465-12290

Click for full-size.

on your harness, two wires are heater, one's a +1V reference voltage and the other is the sensor input...I'll get the colour codes and know which is which for you hopefully this evening

#6: Author: foss, Location: riding the sheit outta the 99 B-Line O_o

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:05 pm
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my head hurts reading this.. see what happens when you try to learn

#7: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:37 am
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ok where can i get one of these o2 sensors? tttl has it for like $2086.00 Shocked

also there is no connector on the o2 harness so i'll have to get the male and female connectors as well. any ideas?

#8: Author: Zeriam, Location: Morvant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:50 am
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my 20v does not have the o2 sensor and it does not bug me at all

#9: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:56 am
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well mines pissing me off, especially at the gas station, the muffler always black and when ah rev up alot of black ting pelting out the muffler Mad

#10: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:57 am
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Zeriam by the way wah part ah movant u from? i living movant too

#11: Author: Zeriam, Location: Morvant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:10 am
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paradise heights i'm current back and forth between there and central.

#12: Author: Zeriam, Location: Morvant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:11 am
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subzero8714 wrote:

well mines pissing me off, especially at the gas station, the muffler always black and when ah rev up alot of black ting pelting out the muffler Mad

cant get away from dat lol mines does the same thing but i live with it

#13: Author: Hook, Location: Wondering why that fag is so obsessed with getting access to my facebook.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:36 am
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^^^ mine doesn't Neutral

subzero8714 wrote:

ok where can i get one of these o2 sensors? tttl has it for like $2086.00 Shocked

also there is no connector on the o2 harness so i'll have to get the male and female connectors as well. any ideas?

NASSCO in B'dos has 'em...equivalent price is summin like ~$1500TT

u can look at some universal sensors from Denso and Bosch and see if u can get an equivalent and save even more....I was going this route but I got lucky and scored an original 2-1 downpipe with the sensor intact so I didn't bother to search anymore

just don't go for the ones with the gnd wire...they operate differently by comparing inside and outside O2 levels (hence the four holes on the butt of the sensor by the wires )whilst Toyota's sensor compares it to the 1V reference voltage

check GPS or ADAH303 on the forum, they had a stock of different types of Denso universal 4-wire sensors for different applications last I checked...priced less than $700 if I remember correctly

#14: Author: Zeriam, Location: Morvant

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:44 am
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Hook,hadda remember when last i had my car too eh Mr. Green

#15: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:16 pm
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Zeriam wrote:

paradise heights i'm current back and forth between there and central.

i live at d junction, u must have see my car parked there in front the old shop on the lady young road, its a green 101 with clear taillights.

#16: Author: Zeriam, Location: Morvant

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:20 pm
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subzero8714 wrote:

Zeriam wrote:

paradise heights i'm current back and forth between there and central.

i live at d junction, u must have see my car parked there in front the old shop on the lady young road, its a green 101 with clear taillights.

i've seen it b4, next time i'm around i'll stop and hail yuh out.

#17: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:24 pm
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Hook, ah get a original 4 wire toyota sensor from d bamboo, when ah hook up d signal wires on oxl1 = 1volt and ox = signal, voltage spiking between 6 and 10 volts, and i tried 2 different 20v ecu's, now i know this can't be right, any ideas? or a number for a bess toyota electritian

#18: Author: Hook, Location: Wondering why that fag is so obsessed with getting access to my facebook.

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 2:50 pm
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u sure u got 'em right?

here's the colour code from a buddy of mine who does custom harnesses for engine swaps un the US

black/red to 12v heater
pink/blk to 12v heater
black to signal wire (usually blue/green on universal sensor)
red/blk to ground

#19: Author: subzero8714, Location: movant

Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:11 pm
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na boi hook still not working, cant afford to buy a harness right now, pressure

#20: Author: Hook, Location: Wondering why that fag is so obsessed with getting access to my facebook.

Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 1:00 pm
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you need from the harness plug or from the sensor? I may have a sensor plug somewhere still....if not, I guess you'll hafta solder then directly till u can find one

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