Toyota 7FGU25:
Regulator question

Hi, model number is 7FGU25, serial number is 81130. Replacement regulator part number is 23530-U2201-71. I'm trying to find out if this is plug and play or if it needs adjusting after install. I have no experience with this, any help would be greatly appreciated. Some stores tell me that without a small tag on the existing regulator I risk buying the wrong part, but I cannot see a tag. The only number stamped on it are: Aison W.P.250P.S.1 (may be 8.I instead of S.1) and W.C.0311 L8S. The lift has been running rough since I bought it about 2 months ago, so Im not even sure this is the correct regulator. Thank you so much!!
  • Posted 19 Mar 2025 06:59
  • Discussion started by George_Palles
  • California, United States
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Am not sure of that part number but on the top of the assin converter if it has a screw that is an open loop converter you would have to adjust after you install if there is a hose about 3/8 going from the top of the assin converter to the side of the carberator there is a injector that converter is a closed loop and no adjustment can be made. if you have the one with the screw it should still start before you adjust. Most 7 series had the converter that is not adjustable.
  • Posted 23 Mar 2025 09:01
  • Reply by Scott_
  • Pennsylvania, United States
Scott

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