Need ST205 help ASAP! Options

[toytech]

Not really sure how to explain it, but we have some vacuum lines that are not plugged in and we have no idea of what to make of them. Please help! This is a JDM ST205 going into a 94celica that originally had a 5sfe. Here is the other info and pics. Please let me know what we are missing or how to install/hook up these lines.

we are using the stock harness from the 94. We are using ecu
89661-2b841. the car runs starts every time we just need to know where the
temp sensors are and where we are to hook up this main vaccum line. The
codes we are getting are 21 o2 sensor, 23 & 24 intake air temp sensor
signal. I attached a couple of pics of the vaccum line. It comes off the
bottom of the throttle body, goes to a hard line then slits to a smaller
vacumm line then wraps back up to the corner of the intercooler.

Please help us out, with either pics of your set up nice and close or tell me how to hook it up. Thanks.











This post has been edited by toytech: Dec 2, 2006 - 12:33 AM

[presure2]

art has it right,
you have a st-185 which MAY be an RC model.
from the looks of things, seems like you got some sort of "engine set", not a clip, with the W2A intercooler.
you need to determine if you have a normal 185, or 185RC.
the AFM part # can help to identify which one you have, although without getting the full clip, you cant really be 100% sure.
if you DO have an RC model, and are missing some of the parts that are needed for it,(IE, the RC AFM, you may almost be better off running a regular JDM or USDM 185 ecu.
once you answer arts questions, we can get to helping you more.

[toytech]

art has it right,
you have a st-185 which MAY be an RC model.
from the looks of things, seems like you got some sort of "engine set", not a clip, with the W2A intercooler.
you need to determine if you have a normal 185, or 185RC.
the AFM part # can help to identify which one you have, although without getting the full clip, you cant really be 100% sure.
if you DO have an RC model, and are missing some of the parts that are needed for it,(IE, the RC AFM, you may almost be better off running a regular JDM or USDM 185 ecu.
once you answer arts questions, we can get to helping you more.

where do i find this part number?