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Old 07-23-2008, 06:55 PM
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vacuum troubles?

I have an 88 4runner with a 22re with ac and ps, I am finishing with a rebuild on the motor and putting the last few things together and I didn't do a good enough job labeling vacuum hoses, I have searched yotatech and a few other sites and got most of them sorted out, but have a few I still cant get. On every other pic I have seen of the valve cover there are only two electrical things that are plugged in that have vac hoses going to them, mine has three. I took a picture of all three and then a close up of the one I am not sure what it is. I know the first one is for the ac and the one in the rear is for the fuel pressure regulator, I am semi-sure on most of the vac lines, but if anyone sees something that isn't right let me know and if anyone can tell me what the middle electrical connector is it would help me out greatly, thanks!
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anyone know what this is?
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thats the ac idle up i belive but thook can answer that one for sure as i dont have those on mine no ac here
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I thought the one to the left(front) was the ac idle up, and the rear is the fuel pressure regulator?
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See below:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...Pix/index.html
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Here ya go

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...ne_Pix/13.html

okay he beat me too it!
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yeah I looked at those before, still doesn't make sense, its like I have something extra?
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At some point, they added a VSV for the EGR valve. Could that be what you are looking at.
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ok I did what 4crawler did with the fpr vsv and removed it, my ac vsv has a line broken off of it so I think it will leak because I cant get a hose or cap over where it broke off, If I don't plan on using the ac can I cap off the hoses at the TB?
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this will only leave me the one vsv that 4crawler suggested was for the egr, I just need to find out where this will go!
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Originally Posted by 88T4R
ok I did what 4crawler did with the fpr vsv and removed it, my ac vsv has a line broken off of it so I think it will leak because I cant get a hose or cap over where it broke off, If I don't plan on using the ac can I cap off the hoses at the TB?
Yep, just cap off any unused vacuum lines at the intake and at the idle up valve. You could also try using the FPR VSV for the A/C if you wanted that function to work (faster idle w/ A/C running).

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this will only leave me the one vsv that 4crawler suggested was for the egr, I just need to find out where this will go!
Should go to the EGR modulator, a Factory Service Manual would show that connection, you would need an FSM later than the '85 version since that one has the bimetal switching valve (BVSV) but I would assume the BVSV connection to the modulator would be the same as the one the later VSV hooks to.
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I think this is where it should be going to, the AS Reed Valve, not for sure, can't find an 88 FSM link and the hard copy I have is for an 86? http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=579557
Not sure how to get the link and can't get the pic in there so here is the site where the pic for the 88 is.
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trouble with 1987 22r idle!

87 toyota pickup. 22r. had trouble cranking at first after adjusting throttle starts fine. now new problem has arisen. first cranking motor runs fine when cold choke stops vehicle runs very roughly until shuts off. continuely flooding carb and pours gas through overfolow through front charcol canister out the drain onto the ground. double checked all vsccum diagrams via chilton manual floats may be stuck but im at a loss!.... any ideas?
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