Engine swap, what emissions do you need to remove to make a Fuel Injected engine 22R-E work?

Can I call you Joe Sir? We are having a lot of rain right now and I will have to wait for the rain to stop the truck outside in the rain. I take it that would also cause it to be hard to start, I had to use starting fluid to start the engine, now to find out where the spark was coming from.

I believe that the intake manifold is leaking, I guess I could do it the way we did when I was a mechanic in the Army. Spray some starter fluid and see if the engine speeds up, I think I have a gasket for the intake manifold.

You sent me a post a while back that was supposed to have a picture of the ECU never received that picture, I have kept everything you have sent me and will print it and put it in my book. Thanks for your help

Larry Triplett
U.S. Army
Truck Master

Thanks Joe.

Well, we lost the shingles off of our house on Tuesday. That was a good article in the link you sent me thanks. I will try that when the rain moves out of here and I will get some carburetor cleaner the Army is big on starter fluid. I will get back with you and let you know what I find. Thanks

Thanks. Joe, I will go on Saturday. I am going to take my iPad to get a better video of where the arc/spark is. I move slowly. I have arthritis in both hips, and it was hurting badly for two days. I have to go and see the orthopedic doctor for pain in both shoulders. Of course, they blame the time I spent in the Army. Have a great day my friend.

In the first video I didn’t see any spark/arc I think it sounds better in this video than the first one I sent you, I sprayed carburetor cleaner and the engine did not speed up. I sprayed the intake, vacuum lines, brake booster, and other parts. The 2nd video is of the vacuum gage that I believed he had hooked up to the carburetor I believe I’m not sure.

I never noticed the butterflies on the carburetor changing at all either hot or cold, I may have to take it to another mechanic I know, don’t seem to be getting anywhere with my friend in town. Working out in the cold doesn’t help either.

How are you doing Sir, I can’t make out the first picture is it between the carburetor and engine. I will see if I can get someone to photoshop the picture and clear it up. What did the vacuum gage say, the new spark plug wires that I bought and put on keep coming off.

The guy working on my truck has the old wires in his garage and I’m waiting on him to put them in my truck so I can get set that matches the old ones. I’m thinking about replacing the distributor cap and rotor, do I get it for the 1993 engine or for a 1987 Toyota pickup.

I'm at the mercy of the guy working on the truck I have put them on the spark plugs, and they are not locking on the plugs. I may just have my truck hauled back home to work on it.

You're right.

Waiting on the guy working on the truck, he is sick, waiting on him.

Things are going slow with the truck, the person working on it has COVID. I went and got the distributor cap off and the rotor cap off, to have it matched to get a new one. I have added the pictures of the distributor and rotor cap.

Joe, I have taken to pictures of the area of the carburetor where you said the vacuum leak might be, see if you can see the area, you were talking about.

Joe, things are going slow with the truck, the person working on it has COVID. I went and got the distributor cap off and the rotor cap off, to have it matched to get a new one. I have added the pictures of the distributor and rotor cap.

Joe, I have taken two pictures of the area of the carburetor where you said the vacuum leak might be, see if you can see the area you were talking about.