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Old 12-16-2016, 12:22 PM
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Technical Info, TIS vin not found

Hi All, planning a swap of a 99 4Runner 3.4 into a 90 3.0 Pickup. I followed the advice I have read online, and purchased a 2 day subscription to TIS. The VIN of the Donor 3.4 vehicle, a 99 4Runner comes up as TCI Vin says (This is a TCI Vehicle VIN number and it may not contain all information expected.) and the information in the Flat rate manual is for a car, not the 4Runner.

The VIN for the recipient vehicle, a 90 Pickup does not exist in the data base. There is no EWD for any pickup any year pickup at all until the Tacomas. Am i doing something wrong? Every thread I read talks about using TIS for exact VIN EWD's, but the ones I found for the 99 4Runner seem to be generic, not VIN specific.

Can anyone shine some light on this before my subscription expires?

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For anyone else having this problem, Look under "truck" for pre Tacoma EWD's. "Pickup" has nothing. Apparently there is a difference. haha. Anyways I was able to download 6 years of EWD's, each vehicle year plus 1 year on each side of the actual vehicle year just in case. They are not VIN specific, but hopefully enough. If ANYONE knows the answer to my question, please respond. I wouldn't mind having to get a new subscription if I knew there was VIN specific info available.

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You don't need vin specific. The only real differences will be california spec. emissions, or if its limited. But even then, as long as you down load all engine/trans/ combination meter, etc EWD's
they have little notes for the variances.
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You don't need vin specific. The only real differences will be california spec. emissions, or if its limited. But even then, as long as you down load all engine/trans/ combination meter, etc EWD's
they have little notes for the variances.
Okay perfect, that is what i did. I was under the impression that tis provided VIN specific info, but that even sounded crazy to me. I think I should be good to go.



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