1988 supra 7mgte 5 speed

Asked by bartelmeeric Jul 05, 2011 at 11:28 PM about the 1988 Toyota Supra 2 dr Hatchback Turbo

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i need info people i have a 88 supra turbo 5 speed it runs and drives great but after a hour of driving it has a miss in it i can shit off the car crank it right back up and its gone what do you think thanks for any and all answers

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first why shit off the car,know you ment shut down,dirty fuel filter,dirty fuel injectors,dirty air filter.replace fuel filter air filter,run a can of sea fome fuel injector cleaner in a tank of gas.alsoif it has a mass air on it get a can of spray mass air cleaner,only clean it with this any other will mess it up.

thanks alot i just want to make sure its nothing serious like computer or something yes i meant shut off i dont even know how i put shit lol but thanks for the reply

When my 88 7M-GTE Turbo reaches 8 lbs. of boost at 3500 rpms it cuts out. I checked cold air induction to the turbo just to be sure. Then replaced a couple hose clamps just to be sure I used the T bolt clamps. Even though it’s better but still not correct. Still cutting out under boost at 3500 rpms. If anyone has any ideas please post your opinions. Thank you in advance, Ray

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