pyagid

I have a couple of issues with the 4runner I picked up. It is a 1989 4 cyl automatic. i have searched for vaccuum leaks but then it started to rain so did not get a chance to start looking any further There is a recipet for a new 02 sensor in the past year, and a new TPS. The motor is a jasper rebuilt with about 16k miles on it now

1 thing that concerns me is I am getting only about 200 miles per tank of gas with 225/75/r15 tires, others I have talked to with larger tires are getting around 300 to 350 miles per tank of gas.

My other problem I am not sure if it is related or not is if I hold the motor at about 1200 to 1500 rpm and just hold it steady the motor will just bog down every 10 seconds or so. With out changing the throttle position it will rev right back to where it was.

From reading past post by this previous owner he noticed a drop in gas milage since the jasper motor was installed, (about 16k miles ago) I also noticed from before the motor to after the motor change the hc and nox has risen a good amount on emmissions reports.


Thanks
Paul

jimbo74

sounds like a sub-par rebuild

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

My bet is it needs a new AFM. Sounds just like typical behavior of a bad AFM and just like mine was doing. Replaced it, went away. Buy aftermarket and get a lifetime warranty at half the cost of OEM.

pyagid

where did you find an AFM with lifetime warranty? My local places list it as having a 3 month warranty

*edit I tested the afm anf it appears it is a problem a couple of the ohm are below the range they should be

Thanks
Paul

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

I dunno, my bud at the Toy parts counter found it for me as a favor...every other part that I've bought rebuilt from the local parts has a lifetime warranty...just bought a p/s pump last week that does.

StevenR

I'm having a similar problem, only mine bogs down at about 2000 rpms.

What is an AFM? Is it an air flow meter?

-Steven

bamachem

AFM = Air Flow Meter

That is what an AFM is... an OEM one cost $600+ from the dealer, so go aftermarket
and as waskillywabbit said, shop around and you might find one w/ a lifetime warranty...

LittleRedToyota

or junkyard.

StevenR

I'm gonna try the adjustments mentioned here first before looking at a new AFM.

http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/minutemods/afm/

-Steven