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Old 01-19-04, 10:00 PM
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Supra pump: What is the correct model year to use in our cars?
When shopping for the Supra Pump, some sites indicate that there are 2 pumps.
One is for years 93 and 94, the other for years 95 through 98.
Which is the correct pump for our FDs ?
What is Nippendenso's part number?
What is Toyota's part number?

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i have a 94, works great
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i dont think it matters but im not sure. it has to be for a supra tt
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I'd just save some money and get a Walbro. At 12v it flows more anyway

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bump. Can anyone answer his question?
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I think 93BlackFD did! He has one out of a 94 in his car and it works great.....I'm pretty sure that answers his question yo!
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thanks for the responses.

I decided to call acouple of Toyota dealers.
The 93-94 and the 95-98 pumps are the same.
Toyota's part number is 2322146110.

Does anyone know what the voltage at the pump is?
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thanks for the responses.

I decided to call a couple of Toyota dealers.
The 93-94 and the 95-98 pumps are the same.
Toyota's part number is 2322146110.

Does anyone know what the voltage at the pump is, at idle, at wot?
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any MK4 fuel pump will work
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