Sleepingciv's 1993 yota pick up

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  1. sleepingciv

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    thanks


    as for the battery.
    i used the stock ground and grounded it behind the power steering pump and the little ground with the ring on it to the inner fender well.

    as for the pos wire. i extended it and ran it between the rad support and the rad. and i used wire loom, and a inline 60amp fuse, any smaller fuse pops when ya try to start it lol. I started with a 30 then 40 then 50 lol stopped popping them at 60. Also I used maxi fuses :)


    and the vac lines only ones hooked up are for the egr which are pulling from the intake. and the fpr which also is on the intake.

    everything else is capped off or looped for now.

    If ya have anymore questions ask away [​IMG]
     
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    The cab looks like a totally different truck! Truck looks good!
     
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    looks good dude!!!!! idk about all those vacuum lines though...lmao looks nuts!!!...keep us posted and show us how you relocated the battery to the bed!! i wanna do the same but getting different statements from different people.
     
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    What type of intake u going to put on, or are you puting the stock one back on
     
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    Thanks for the comments guys and ya it looks very odd with out all the bs in there now lol


    you talking intake manifold or the air intake?

    manifold leaving stock unless there is another one i can use that oem but a upgrade lol

    air intake. i know i wanna loose the box. But havent decided what i wanna do right yet . so its kinda in the air :)
     
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    stupid bandwidth lol sorry about that lol
    good thing i have 2 accounts lol


    anyway
    the wire tuck is 99% dont need to run battery **** about it.

    for those that havent seen the before pics and cant now until pics are working again here is a stock pic
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    here some during pics
    need to place the fuse box, and the red wires ya see are for the ecu, i just moved them outta the way. but ya all wires are ran in this pic:)
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    here is the 2 harnesses . one was in the fender well already but i need it out to remove wire, and the other one was the stock one inside the engine bay that wrapped all the way around the front to the drivers fuse box
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    here is the harness ran and of course it stopped about middle of truck and it need to get to the drivers side fuse box lol
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    so :)
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    and the part i cut off and ran into the fuse box on the drivers side
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    all soldered and heat shrinked and taped/loomed, and i ended up moving that ground incase your wondering
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    check the bronze rimz yooo lol
    and the white colored cables you see there coming from the black tape each hold 4 wires
    there only like 16 wires that needed extended lol
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    and this is where its at now dirty and tucked, and some stuff moved/deleted
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    Thats a sweet mod. I like it. Not something I see around the site much. Keep up the work.
     
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    Thanks, ya I havent seen any tucked yotas yet, Im sure there are some maybe havent looked hard enough yet lol

    I need to get cleaning :(
     
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    Got this stuff today.
    But the damn knob dont fit :( lol

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    and some daytime pics

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    What is that shift knob from? It's hecka sweet. If its another import, it is most likely 10mm threads instead of the 12mm toyota used. Soon I will be turning out custom short shifters, and thought about doing them with a 10mm thread, and provide a threaded adapter to step it up a size. I wish I could afford a lathe sooner. Or if you wanna donate it, I would gladly add it to my collection :D
     
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    Ya its a civic Trust knob. figured it be the same but the civic is smaller :(

    O well lol. As for donating sure if ya donate some motor mounts lol
     
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    Usually the 22R owners are getting the bay that clean. Nice job. How do you know what to do/eliminate with the vacuum lines?
     
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    thanks man.


    and just need to figure where they all go and start pulling

    if truck dies put hose back on lol
     
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    here is a pic of the harnesses ran in the pass fender , and yes i put the fender cover back in lol
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    now finding a new home for the fuse box

    only seen one place for it to go.
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    had to remove the mounting ear
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    then this ear
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    and this gromet was perfect for the power wire out of the fuse box
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    8 gauge wire ran into it. show later where it goes
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    no to connect the 2
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    all soldered up and in its new home now :)
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    Once you clean the actual parts and start thinning it out, you will be shocked how clean they start to look. Here is my old 92. It wasn't all tucked. Just bare bones and washed up decent.

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    And here is my 78 cleaned up pretty well. Much less stuff under that hood though.
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    got bored lol need some 22s
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    .50 Cal shell? Cuz the threads are just under a half inch, so it must be?
     

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