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  1. xt 6 has some wire ihsues the wire harness is so long that they get voltage drop on ecu check that you have better than 12 volts at ecu last one i had trubble with was only geting 8.5 volts by the time it goto ecu and have seen some burt ecus cause of thiss add a ground to engine to firewall ground from body to ecu check power distrbution undr hood i doubt you have any sensor problems i have two xt6 engines on the ground if need somting oh and check alt voltage cant be more than 14.20 any more than that alt is overcharging

  2. check grounds grounds grounds they like to ground trouhg the pump bushings and have a main ground on top righthand intake manifold have never seen a bad solinoid in over a 100 trans ever the electroinics are very good and rare to fail i see more broke wire harness had on was broke about an inch from conector on trans is a week point the wires are set in pairs and one wire was work hardened and just barly vissable break when car is not runinng key on you should hear the solinoids buzz when you push the gas peadal indacating there working dont know if thiss helps but be carfull could make a can of worms ps i do have a bunch of theese tranys apart here if you whant me to meshure a solinoid to see what the ohms should be

  3. i have the exact brat i put tbi on mine and toyata 4x4 truck 15 in rims the stock crome ones are the best the tbi fixed all the carb problems instantly and has been running problem free for years now the problem with your carb could be fixed or i have put the carb from a ea82 engine on theese older cars it takes some enginering have to move the holddown bolts but is bigger carb and works realy good i have one on a 77 1.6 ea71 works realy good could get some pics of it if you like boy i love my 81 gen one brat ea81 and high low best year ever 12 years of reliabilaty

  4. do so many 10/1.25 hili coils the parts guys cant keep them in stock part of my headgasket jobs i heli coil them all i have found that a tap on size bigger fits i use a 11/1.25 tap for 10/1.25 hili coil make shure you buy the kitt with meatal insert tool the plastic ones are crapy i end up hili coiling alot of head bolts to mostly 2.5 d s and ea 81 /ea82 they are 11/1.25 insert also put a bitt of antisize on the coil when you install will save greif sometimes there a bitt tight to put in

  5. my freind regan in kelowna bc makes them and i uhsaly bolt the ej flywheel to the ea flywheel drill out the bolt holes rotate the holes and drill the other two holes just did one 91 turbo legacy engine in a 88 gl wagon high low wrked well do not use ej flywheel unless willing to modify starter mount

  6. get this problem when i plane the blocks gets to close to the heads its only the 96-98 twin cam 2.5s that have potruding pistons i take the factory 2.5 headgasket apart to get indavidual shims to set head hight to compansate for planing carfull have bent rods from piston to close to head if its a 2.5 d core save some greif and put rod berrings in it before you start they were to small for app some they are always bad even low miles takes abit of work but will last way better

  7. have seen a few different configureations of heads now what i can tell you [ do not mixup cams roller cam to roller cam non roler to non roller cam dont run so good if you get it switched i put the newer roller cam train on to the 2.2 turbo heads to get the better valves with roller train first time we just changed the valvetrian and not the cam dident run so happy but did run

  8. runup the old 81 brat hasent run in over a year hit the key boom running tbi works good can sit for long periods and not gum carb had to tap sender unit to get return line gets very good mpg and little better power has anyone got a tbi to work on a 1.6 ea71 whould like to know was going to shorten a ea82 intake to fit i know the rest will work tierd of old carbs that are just plain worn out

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