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By Hisun .500
ok so i have replaced everything ive got just about 9 or so volts to the wire at the coil then it slowly goes down if i leave it testing is that normal and i have nothing coming out the sparkplug
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By VolFan1073
Wondering if anyone has ever converted a manual transmission to automatic in a Joyner Trooper T2? Looking to give to my daughter and she is unable to drive a manual medically. Thanks :- )
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By Duby0000
hey guys hopefully someone can help me out here, I just acquired this 2008 joyner renegade with the 0.8L chery motor. Im the 3rd owner since the unit has ran, I have extensive knowledge in automotive repair, electrical repair, and my diagnosing is leading me to replace the ecu on this unit. Now the previous owner has done just this to no avail, while I cant confirm he did not make a mistake and damaged the internal circuitry of this module, visually it is very much brand new. Now the question I'm having a hard time finding an answer for is whether or not these modules come pre-programmed/plug and play ready or require a programming once installed? Also any tips or tricks for this concern will be greatly appreciated. NOTE: according to schematics and connector breakdown info i have, my ecu power's/grounds are good, my injector supply voltage is a solid 12v and will light a test lamp, my ecu injector pull down circuits don't seem to be working, i have a constant 300ish ohms to ground no matter the conditions, never have a pulse.
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By Hisun .500
so this thing is a real turd i have gone through so much im ready to junk it and live a few extra years but one last chance it use to run but now it just sucks money i replaced the starter clutch and it still is doing the same thing just spinning does anyone think it might be the starter is ti weak to turn it over
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By Travis
The cables are sort of seized up on the emergency brake, they still work but i have to wiggle and pull on em to get them to release, i pulled the drum off but cant see a way to remove the cable. It is kind of dirty inside the drum where it was leaking so i need to run to the parts store and buy some parts cleaner so i can see everything better.
The shop manual i have does not cover parking brake cable removal, well.... it does kind of. it says "Remove parking brake cable at both ends" 🙄
We'll see
EDIT: ARRR! Looks like my rear axle seal is leaking, there is a small puddle on a machined step below the seal and it smells like Trans oil. felt around the wheel cylinder and it isn't coming from their..... I guess my weekend is planned for me LOL
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