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Old 03-19-2014, 05:16 AM
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1990 4Runner No Power

90 4Runner V6. Has almost no power starting from stop. Transmission rebuilt and engine tuned. Ideas?
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Any misfire or hesitation? If not, i had a similar issue due to the throttle cable. Check out this post https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...08/?styleid=41
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welcome to owning a 2nd gen 4runner.

just kidding, are you getting any codes? What do you mean engine tuned? What did you do to it?
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To DannyD

Dead on answer - thanks. Rubber spacer was split. Put a tube around the cable and zip tied it. 100% improvement.
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Codes

How do you read the codes on this thing? Check engine light is on but the standard ODB reader doesn't fit connector. Without going to a Toyota dealer how do I read the codes?
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Originally Posted by Rockta
Dead on answer - thanks. Rubber spacer was split. Put a tube around the cable and zip tied it. 100% improvement.
Awesome, I knew I couldn't be the only one with this issue. As far as the Odb port, do you have a ODBII scanner? If so it wont work. That wasnt standard till '96. You will have to use the diagnostic port
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Understand that. So where is diagnostic port and how do I read it? Is there a device or connector? Tx
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Its under the hood behind the battery. I'm doing this from memory, but you turn the car off, jump E1 and T E1 with a paper clip and turn the key . Count the flashes to get the code number. Do a search to find what the codes mean. I think its also in the user manual that came with the truck if you have it.
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