Toyota "New Year's" Time Machine...No Cruise Control? (CONCLUSION - 1987 MR2)
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2023
- Now that the 1987 Toyota Time Machine MR2 Pocket Rocket STARTS AND RUNS perfectly, the owner wants the CRUISE CONTROL to work for the 6-hour highway drive back home.
He's picking up the car in 2 HOURS, so time is of the essence!
Can we get the Cruise Control to work by the deadline?
Unfortunately the Tiny Toyota has MORE SURPRISES up its sleeve...
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Oh, **HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!!!!**
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Love that customer feedback. Their energy matches your passion. Thanks for an amazing year of diagnostic delights Ivan! I'm going to enjoy seeing you hit 200k subs in 2024. You deserve it!
I’m working on it telling my friend and they have Chanel’s and they are referring to phad as a good Chanel so I know is working with the Spanish Chanel that they got .
God bless you Ivan and your family
A true craftsman.
They had problems in France with the MR2 “em er de”
You showed an exceeding amout of patience while working on that car. No tools went flying through the air, its parentage wasn't descussed, you just stay with it. Nicely done.
Happy New Year to your family.
The customer was very fortunate to have you restore his car. The discount was not bonus for him! Your lovely wife is a huge bonus for you! I love your videos not because I am very interested in car repair but because I love to observe master craftsmanship at the highest level. Thank you so much.🙏
Happy new year and thank you for your wonderful comment 🙂
My favorite part, Journey "Don't stop, believing!" Great job Ivan. Really enjoyed the New Year's and Christmas specials. Hope the new year brings you more fun cars to repair and is to learn from.
Working on old junk is normally easier, but clearly when it is semi-computerized, it becomes a lot more difficult. Good job on dealing with the issues.
Actually fortunate the the igniter problem arose when you still had the car. Thanks, and an even better new year.
Happy New Year, Ivan. The fact that Amanda is willing to get in these cars and go on test rides speaks volumes 🙂
Well, she DOES have a great mechanic by her side!
Ivan , this was amazing both the Christmas & New Year Marathon's . I am quite certain the customers would gladly pay you without a discounts ...Your vids are a testament to your thoroughness & integrity , Happy New year to you and your good looking wife .
After watching Ivan's last two car repair marathons, this tells me if you buy an older car that has sit for a long time outdoors and has regular visits from rodents, you'd better be prepaired to inspect/repair every single electrical and mechanical system on the entire vehicle. Well done Ivan!
Just think of the money somebody could have spent throwing parts at all the systems you checked. The peace of mind you provided verifying proper function was worth every penny IMHO.
1000% yes
It's easy to say it's impractical to keep a car like this running, but it gets a lot harder to say when you're out driving it in a "spirited fashion"! Full respect to the customer for driving this car like it's meant to, and it sounds like they have the right attitude towards the "surprises" that inevitably pop up driving a nearly 40 year old car.
Ivan, I am 70 year old and been in the trade most of my life. These cars like the Audi really test your knowledge to the limit. Again another success, roll on 2024 for more crazy vids. P.S. Happy New Year to you and your lovely wife. Dave in the Channel Islands.
In 1985 I bought a new MR2, it was a lot of fun!
3:57-80's car, 80's rock, 80's teenager....You got it all baby. 🤣🤣
I'm been following the 1987 Toyota MR2 series and love the diagnostics you have done Ivan, Superb 😃👍 Throttle stuck is scary but good it ended well. I wish you and yours a Happy New Year Ivan 😃🎉🎆
I made the comment about you having not looked in the box of parts for future reference. You did as I thought you would and made it right with the billing. You are a good man Ivan. Will continue to hit the like button, thanks for the entertaining videos.
Ur killing it with the content man ! I love how deep you dive on these old school cars it's epic..can't believe the customer didn't tell ya about the ecu tho.. crazy
Check the customer box for a spare cruise control box maybe one hiding. Happy new year to Mr. And Mrs PHAD.
Another great series, thank you! A good reminder of how much harder this generation of cars is to diagnose, it's good that you have a lot of patience.
Ivan so nice to see you and your Wife, with you.
Kind regards from the UK
I miss these bullet-proof style Toyota's that were easy to fix, lasted forever and were fun to drive. ... Thanks Ivan!
A brilliant set of videos to watch over the Christmas holidays, thank you 🎉
I’ve seen those rubber pads disintegrate on a 99 Pathfinder for both the brake light switch and the cruise control cancel switch. Dorman sells a kit with the rubber grommets, otherwise they’re available for a lot more at the dealer.
I would have glued a steel washer onto the rubber grommet and that would have solved the problem for good for about a nickel.
Alternatively, swap for the pad for the other one on the clutch depressed switch as this had a larger diameter and is probably not as worn.
I’ve had them disintegrate on an Acura. Dorman makes decent replacements, I agree.
Always a treat to get to watch you in action Ivan. It is extra nice to see that you treat your customers so well and fare.
Happy New Year to you and your family. You are a decent guy and a credit to your profession. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for continuously baffling my brain over the last twelve months, I have enjoyed every minute and all of your posts immensely. Best wishes to your wife and you for the coming year. Happy New Year.
Perfect song Journey while testing an 80s car. Really enjoyed this series 👍
It is a BIG time educational watching & learning you working on these "classic" cars.
You sir, are a good man. Glad to see you do your part to help out these enthusiasts. Happy New Year to you and your family.
I too echo all those who commented before. Thanks for the Christmas & New Year Specials plus all those other videos throughout the year. Love your channel & cool diagnostics methodology. You, and M539 Restorations, are my favourite channels! Don't ever retire !! LOL! 😊
Research is part of the learning curve, really enjoy this new series of repairs and challenges. Nicely done!
Thanks Ivan. Much happiness to you and your family for 2024.
It would have been cool if you could have taken the engine computer apart, cleaned/detoxified and verified possible green crusty/corrosion issues. I bet you were getting sick of all the issues and was ready to move on. You always amaze me with your knowledge and how to attack problems with piss and vinegar. Great job Ivan
I am very happy for Ivan getting ready to hit 200K! I love your videos and Happy New Year 🎉💥to you and your wife! 🇺🇸
You Sir have emboldened me to tackle an electrical problem that arose yesterday, leaving me stranded. The first real test of your training! (and my limited tool collection).
Yours is an excellent channel with an equally excellent host and content. I appreciate all you do and wish you a wonderful 2024 and beyond!!
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Although you went around the world to get to the final fix, i think we all learnt something and enjoyed watching your process. Keep up the good work
Having grown up working on a 4th gen (88~91) Honda Civic, ignitor issue has been in my head this entire series.
Feeling satisfied that you tracked down an issue with ignitor!
Like all of your videos, I feel smarter after watching. I will never be at your level, of course, but some of the knowledge you share may help me in the future. Happy New Year to you and your wife!
Happy New Year from the UK and best wishes to you and yours Ivan. Thanks for all the entertainment and education during 2023 and hoping for more enlightenment from your educated, experienced and logical approach to whatever is thrown at you in 2024!
i had a australian falcon,2000 model the cruze wouldnt work eleco detected that it was the passenger seatbelt was faulty.good to watch how you work mate........happy new year
You are a fair and honest man with a heart, this is what people are looking for. Happy New Year to you and your wife and I am looking forward to the 2024 videos.
what he said.
Happy new year Ivan, the stuff you is just impressive, thanks for you and folks like Paul Danner and Mario for keeping motivation to be in the industry!
Wishing you and Amanda a very happy and prosperous New Year. Thanks for all your efforts to inform and entertain during the past year and looking forward to many more to come!
Happy New Year Ivan , great work diagnosing that beautiful old car.
I have enjoyed your series of 2023 holiday specials. Been watching your videos for most of 2023 and I really like your logical, methodical (and often tenacious) approach to troubleshooting. Our '07 Tundra started skipping over 2nd gear last month, and the transmission shop we took it to simply changed the fluid & filter and said it was working fine...despite the list of DTC's and solenoid resistance values I provided. Another shop and a dealership both wanted to replace the whole transmission. Inspired by your videos, I upgraded from a decade-old OBDII code reader to a bidirectional scan tool to confirm my preliminary diagnosis. I loaded my parts canon with a new shift solenoid and the mighty Tundra is back in action. Thank you, Ivan and I look forward to more of your "Adventures in Troubleshooting" in the coming year! ;-)
I have really enjoyed watching your videos of your work on these older cars, Ivan. Your attention to detail and perseverance are incredible. Happy New Year to you and your family! Badger Dave
Thanks Ivan another great video love the journey 😊you have taken us on (also great band Journey)Happy New Year 👌
This is definitely another fun one to watch Ivan, my humble respect goes out to you. As a side note, with those OBD1 Toyota systems (TCCS) there is usually a means of checking fuel trim stat based on a terminal in the same dlc connector. Its been dacades now since i last looked at one of those but i think the terminal is 'VF or VF1) and it is a voltage value that swings above and below a specific value where 2.5v represents stichiometric or normal, above 2.5v represents lean and below 2.5v represents rich. The full signal voltage representing extreme rich through to extreme lean ranges from 0v to 5v respectively. Its a primitive but kool little system. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL,.... from the caribbean 🇯🇲
I will look into that terminal 👍😉
Happy New Year, Ivan. I've learned more about fixing cars watching you for the last few years. Thank you!!
Awesome finish, Ivan !! We still have some of them older toyotas down here in Arkansas. Happy New Year, Ivan, and family.
That was an interesting project to bring an old car back to life. Thanks for sharing it with us and Happy New Year to you as well.
Thank you for another year of awesome and thought inducing videos. Love your diagnostic skills! Hope you have the best New Year ever!
Hey Ivan, great job on the MR2.
Happy New Year's to you and your family. Be safe and we'll all see you in 2024.
Wow, ECM was the problem of it all. That photo they sent you with mouse net, that should be your telltale sign of the problem is engine stalling problem! Nice stores again, Ivan! Happy new year to you both!
Fantastic job, Ivan! Happy New Year!
Thanks for the video Ivan. Happy New Year.
Thanks for all the videos this year Ivan. Looking forward to seeing more in '24. с Новым Годом
HAPPY NEW YEAR, Ivan! Great series! 👍
nice one Ivan as usual got to the bottom of it as usual great diagnostics / hello Mrs Ivan ? happy new year to you both
Thanks for sharing it definitely was a good set of videos and your willingness to not give up always gets the job done. Btw I Diagnosed and fixed A headliner wearing why no problem that had the sun visor screws ran threw the light wires from a Pdr tec when the hail damage was fixed and headliner removed thanks to your videos it was a lot easier for me to find and fix.
Very sad what destruction rodents can do to things. Man Ivan you have the patience of a Saint. You are one very tenacious man. Happy new year to you and your wife.
I think alot of viewers had great tuition on the car lol,keep the great content coming and Happy new year to you
Happy New Year Ivan, and thanks for another year of education, inspiration, and entertainment. Wishing you and your family a great and prosperous New Year!
We all learned so much from your channel, thanks so much! Happy new year for you and your family!🎄😎💙👍🎄
Happy New Year to you and yours, Ivan.
Excellent work 👍👏 glad all went well and that the customer is happy
Merry Christmas and a Happy new year Ivan, I'm looking forward to next years automobile cases you have. I enjoyed a lot of that Audi marathon reminds me of a long time ago when a friend had one and I almost bought one. But life changes and I never got one. This MR2 i have one in my drive way which belongs to my son and your diagnosis is so helpful in finding out things that I may need to check if my son has the time in the summer. All the best for the New Year.
Happy New Year to you and Mrs. PHAD.
Ivan, great work as always ur a man with tremendous/big patience and the way ur approach those kind of job is awesome happy new yea.
Impressive. Most impressive. Obi-Wan has taught you well. Great series Ivan! Happy New Year! Looking forward to your 2024 repairs...👍👍👍
I know 2024 will be another interesting year of diagnoses and repairs! Glad you are willing to work on the older stuff. I like older stuff, but with one exception, all the older stuff I've worked on was carbureted. Funny story: I helped a friend with a 1996 Dodge Dakota. The codes from the blinking "check engine" light indicated a problem with the throttle position sensor, but my friend was too frugal to buy one (I almost bought one for him, and should have). Somehow, he discovered that it functioned better with the sensor unplugged, and drove it that way for several years!
Well done Ivan. Thank you for the videos and a Happy New Year !
Great series Ivan, happy new year!
Hi Ivan good to see all those videos for that car I’m glad you’re tackling those that was the cars I started with 87 on
The new ones I’m scared but I’m learning with your videos .
Thank you so much God blew you and your family.
Please keep posting.
Happy New Year to you too! Thank you for All your videos! 😎
Happy New Year to you and the family.
Thank you for the Holiday Special videos Ivan. Great videos! Happy New Year to you and your family!
Holy moly. Did I hear not just one Journey song but two? The second one while Amanda was with you. 80s music for an 80s car. Gotta love it.
Those early modules are probably simple enough where you could turn that into a EE tech school project. Might need someone to help with PID control. Heck, I wouldn't even mind trying it to learn some new stuff. I bet you could make a new cruise control from an Arduino and some other stuff around it.
Happy New Year Mr. and Mrs. Pine Hollow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I enjoy your videos, gelukkig nieuwjaar, beste wensen voor 2024
Thanks for the video's through out the year Ivan....Happy New Year
Happy New Year Ivan and the family. Hope one of your New Year promises is a lot of new great diagnostics videos for 2024.
You make wonderful videos. Thanks for all of them. Have a great new year.
Happy new year Ivan and to your family.
Wow if i was the owner would have swapped that EC too bad you did not know there was a extra in the part's box.....Ivan you were right @ the start that the EC was suspect. Carry On Happy New Year !
Happy New Year Ivan! I have a 2005 Nissan Altima SE-R with a 6 speed and I had the pad problem as well. I fixed it by super gluing a nickel to the rubber pad 8 years ago and its still holding up really well, LOL! Great vid as always dude, have a good one!
God bless you Ivan I never miss a video. Your very gifted and I'm glad you are sharing on you tube. Buy the way it was nice too see your beautiful wife and I wish you and family a Happy New Year !!!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR. GREAT JOB.
Happy new year to you!🎄😎💙👍🎄
I put a piece of velcro over the hole while waiting for a new plastic plug. It works so well I haven't crawled back under the dash to put the part on.
With a big project, I don't see an issue with discounting hourly rate a bit. You don't have to do multiple diags, admin, billings, etc.
On the other hand, your time is super efficient when focused on one car so each hour of work is turbocharged!
Happy New Years Mr and Mrs Iven Great Series on the Toyota and the Audi if it was not for you both cars would have been in the Scrap Heap or sold for parts Enjoy your Vacation looking forward to 2024 with new videos
Perseverance, intelligence and experience make you successful……. Always impressed…… Happy New Year
Happy New Year 🎉 keep the killer content coming. Just ordered a shirt.
I really like the first gen fuel injected stuff. I think it is very educational since you end up getting into how the different modules and sensors actually work, less of just a black box input/output kind of thing. Really appreciate you taking on these challenges. I brought a 89 GMC S-15 with an Iron Duke with TBI back from the grave. I learned so much with that engine. When I got it it had two stuck valves, vacuum leaks, etc. But I had it purring when I sold it to someone so I could work on a different vehicle.
Those GM systems would be a lot easier to work on than this thing. You can get live data on them. No idea why some manufacturers didn't think that was necessary back in the day when it was clearly possible.
That was a great series 👍 Happy New Year !
Happy new year Ivan your my favorite diagnostic mechanic I learned so much from you and Eric o I have a lot of customers for not being a parts changer if I can’t fix it I will jus let them know it but that’s really rare
Nothing better than watching a PHAD marathon, while wearing new PHAD t-shirt and socks!
Love it 😁
Hey I remember looking at those cars brand new at the dealership. I almost bought one. Happy New Year Ivan!
Happy New Year to you and your wife.