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Old 06-15-2015, 08:42 PM
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Flooding in a 22re

well, ibought this 87 4runner with a rebuilt 60k miles ago 22re. The truck runs fine, other than the smell of gas occasionally and the truck is generally flooded or runs rich on a restart sometimes requiring several cranks to get it going and gas to cut out a rough rich idle at the very beginning and then it goes back to running fine. Im pretty sure the truck running rich or flooding is causing my issue. It doesnt bother me other than i dont feel like getting stuck somewhere because of it. What do you 22re experts recommend checking to cut this rich/ flooding issue out? If there are several things list what you would check in order for me please. Kinda on a low budget at the moment and gonna go a part at a time. Thanks in advance for any help

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Old 06-15-2015, 11:34 PM
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Sounds like the warm start issue some have, including me. This post explains one fix.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-issue-288051/
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Have you ever had the warm start issue make the truck not start completely or is it just the way im experiencing it now?
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pull the vacuum line off of the fuel pressure regulator and see if it has gas in it (it shouldn't). if it does, your problem is in part because of a failed FPR.
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Mine always started, just idled low or very rarely it would die. I would rev it a little till it ran good. The toggle switch works great.
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Thats almost exactly how mine does, it will need to be cranked several times and idle very very low, shutting off occasionally but then you get it past that initial issue and it runs like it is brand new. I dont know, when i bought it the guy had a spare motor and transmission, so i guess i will start changing some of the components and see if anything helps it.
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If you have the FPU switch try grounding it. That's how I took care of mine. There are no improved switches that the bulletin calls for that I can find.
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