Supra TEMS conversion help

[chinesemechanic]

I have recently bought a 90 supra N/A 5spd and I have a wrecked 88 supra N/A 5spd sitting in my driveway. The 88 has the adjustable dampneing suspension that have switched over. I have swithed the all 4 actuators(and wiring for the rear), the computer, the switch, the relay, and the indicator in the dash, but the lights still wont come on. Is there still another sensor I am missing or what. I heard someting about a steering senssor on the column I may have to wire up. I was also wondering if I would be able to swap the motors. Anything you could offer would be greatly appreciated.

[Jeeves]

Honestly, It's not worth it.

There are speed sensors, steering sensors, braking sensors, etc. I don't recall all the methods that it modifies the TEMS with.

However, in my opinion it's just not worth it. Even with new TEMS struts I could barely feel a difference.

[Tofuball]

I agree with Jeeves here, the stock TEMS is nothing to write home about.

If you still think it might be worthwhile; I would highly reccomend you driving a Supra with working TEMS and comparing it to a Supra with new sport shocks. See waht you like.

[J's91supraturbo]

steering, brake, squat, acceleration......not sure where all the sensors are though!

[bgrieger]

steering is ontop of the column...it all has to come out if you want to add it. All other sensors are already in place. You might need to add a fuse. If a sensor goes wonky, you usually get an error message (flasing tems lights).

Bob