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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: California
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2001 4Runner Engine Surging/Stutter
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First off, clean the MAF with proper MAF cleaner; canned air won't help you much. Do you know what code you were getting? Sounds like P0505. Check out your throttle body first, then go from there. Good luck
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Join Date: May 2009
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You said the first time that you took it to the shop you were "told it was the idle air control valve and may need to clean the throttle body". Clean the IAC.
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Thanks okie81 and brian2sun for the replies. I've replaced the MAF meter, so that's new. I was told that the IAC valve cannot be cleaned because in the 2001, it is built into the throttle body. I would have to replace the whole throttle body to replace the IAC valve. The original IAC valve OBD II error did not come up a second time when scanned regarding the check engin light. The surging is definitely worse and happens just as I start to excelerate. I'd like to avoid replacing my throttle body and find out it was something else. Do you think that the computer board still has the error or old MAF settings loaded even though that I replaced the MAF meter?
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Didn't know that about the '01's IAC. Maybe you could have the shop test the TPS.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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what was the code? that'd help out a ton.
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| 2001, 34l, 4runner, 92, body, engine, iac, maf, meter, replace, replaced, runner, running, surging, throttle, toyota, valve |
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