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Old 06-26-2004, 11:57 AM
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I dont know what I did... but it worked

Well I finally got fed up with my Running crappy 94 4runner SR5 with the 3.0

So, I got a new upper intake gasket, PCV valve and throttle body gasket. I took off everything on top of the motor, Gave it a good wash with parts cleaner, replaced some parts, and inspected all of my vacuum lines and fixed a couple. After scrubbing the intake manifold and washing the 1/2 pound of crud out of it I slapped it back togetherand ran some injector cleaner. Also replaced the injector o-rings and a few other misc. stuff. Well Let me tell you... It feels like its new again. I cant say exactly what I did that fixed it. But after 150,000 miles I guess the crud just built up. I wish I knew What the problem was to help others, but it may have also been a series of small things. The acceleration is *better* its still a dog but it peels out now, runs smooth, and gets better mileage. I would suggest this to someone who has alot of miles, and it feels alot slower than before. It just might help out the problem.

This made my day, and I think ill treat myself to some 32's and flares now.



~Jon

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Old 06-26-2004, 12:08 PM
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It's amazing how much crap gets built up in the intake manifold and plenum isn't it? Mine is ported and polished so I have to take it apart and clean it regularly to make that mod worth while. Glad to hear you got her runnin' right!
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How difficult is that to do? Do you have to reset the idle or anything?
Old 06-27-2004, 06:39 AM
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If Your mechanically inclined.. its very easy... It takes about 2+ hours to do the whole thing. Maybe A little bit longer if you want to label everything.

As far as resetting the idle, I didnt have to do it. I just unbolted the throttle brackets and cruise.. and bolted them back up, there were no adjustments needed but I cant say it will be like that for everyone.
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