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Join Date: Dec 2009
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99' 4runner V6 cold start rpms
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: rochester wa
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does it run any different than before when your driving if not then your fine its probly just the electronic choke not working which really doesnt matter
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Once its running everything seems to be the same. Now that it is getting colder here it almost dies right after it fires on a cold start. It sounds like it is missing a burst of fuel on cold start that was there before. My fear is that when it gets even colder it may not start.
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| 4runner, 90, 99, cold, ford, problem, runner, running, start, tech, toyota, yota |
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