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Celica Vvtli 190 Problems


steven8489
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Hi,

I haver recently had a replacement Re-con engine fitted to my 2001 celica 190 (2zz-ge).

I picked the car up from Birmingham on Saturday 23/2/2008 and drove 250 miles to Newcastle. The car seemed fine but i was told to take it easy to start with as it was llike a new engine. Due to this i couldn't take the revs high enough to see if the lift was working.

While the garage had my car they told me that the vvti sensors needed replaced and the O2 sensors as the ones off my previous engine were broken. These were replaced and as i say the car seemed ok driving home.

On Sunday 24/2/2008 i started the car to find the engine management light on. I took it to local garage today 25th and put it on diagnostic machine and it didn't bring up specefic codes. It only brought up on screen (Manufacturers specifications) which was not really any help. The light was cleared and after about a mile it came back on...

I have now had the car to toyota and they have told me that it is the lift sensor or the ecu. Diagnostic codes

P1692/39

P1693/39

Does anyone have any sort of information on this as i have spent too much on this car to be spending too much more.

Also any price of a reprogram on my ECU.

Also the engine used to rev over 8000 but now only revs to 7000 the limiter cuts in..

Many thanks

Steven Thompson

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