So I'm driving amd it seems as though my 4runner has a dead spot in the accelerator I have to mash the gas really hard it else it dies, any idea and also my bearings are bad and the people at my shop were able to move the front.two tires side to side and the suspension was moving with it it.seemed very loose they quoted me 1100 is.that right?
scope103
06-13-2013 07:26 AM
Ignition timing (well, it could be about 1,500 other things, but this is the most likely, and easiest to check.)
Originally Posted by thezrutherford
(Post 52086266)
... and also my bearings are bad and the people at my shop were able to move the front.two tires side to side and the suspension was moving with it it.seemed very loose they quoted me 1100 is.that right?
What is your question? Are you asking if the shop really quoted you 1100 Euros? (dollars, pesos, Pounds, ...) Are you asking if $1,100 is the right price based on your incredibly vague description?
If you can move the suspension components by moving the tires side to side, you've really trashed the suspension (probably ball joints in addition to the bearings, but I'm not there to look at it). And because you got that far before you took it to the shop, I'm going to suggest you have a shop deal with it; this is not a place to learn from zero.
If you think the price is wrong, you'll be much better off taking it to another shop. Asking that question here will get you a lot of opinions, but none will be too helpful since we can't see your 4runner.
Gamefreakgc
06-13-2013 10:05 AM
A dead spot in acceleration could be a host of issues, anywhere from clogged injectors to low compression. Sounds like with the suspension issues you got your 4Runner needs some help. I don't know enough about it to help but there are plenty of people who can, they just need more information.
thezrutherford
06-14-2013 01:31 PM
It does it when this thing is plugged in at the top of the engine but when I unplug it it runs fine
