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Old 08-21-2010, 12:17 PM
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TPS part deux

Well; after screwing around with timing and such I bit the bullet and replaced my TPS. God bless Roger Brown (4crawler). His step by step made it very easy. I cleaned stuff and replced a few suspect vac lines but the truck runs GREAT now. FYI I was getting a code 11 and my timing wouldn't adjust properly when I jumped the plug. $80 and a few hours.
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un-real... this is the problem that lead to my RTE 4Runner not running, and me busting the windshield out in total frustration after the countless hours and troubleshooting work I did to it.

Glad you got yours...

Originally Posted by Hilux
dilemma:


truck has run, I herd it, drove it....


Getting code 11

short circuit in terminal "T" (well duh, T-E1) when ac switch ON or IDL point off.

1) air condition switch

2) Throttle position circuit

3) Throttle position sensor

4) ECU
Originally Posted by Hilux
well of course I can't be THAT lucky...

Now I've got to drop the tank!(the gauge is flashing) yay, oh happy day!



ok, back to my original problem.....


it will not time. T-E shorted, lets say it runs best at 30(3-0, thirty)deg BTDC. The closer I try and put it the worse off it gets till it stutters and stalls.

Originally Posted by Hilux
it's got to be my TPS....:frown:


22RE Timing Issues! - YotaTech Forums


god...I've done so much IH8 to do anymore...even if it's just a little to see it through....


it's idled at 950 and sounded real good. but why would the TPS being bad make the time at 25°-30° BTDC?



Death toll to date:

Removed engine from donor

Removed engine from 4Runner

Got completely finished installing donor motor only to break off the #4 spark plug flush off in #4.

Spent weeks trying to get the piece out of the hole

Spent a week at a friends, a life long mechanic to remove...he couldn't

Brought 4Runner back home,

Removed engine.....

Drove engine 2hrs to another friends to remove...

Drove engine with damaged hole due to the removal 2hrs back home....

RE-installed motor in 4Runner...

Bad FP, so changed it.

Bad FP so took it back and got another

No fuel, so cleaned out the tube for the slosh tank

Finally get it to start and it won't idle so I can check the timing....

Gage lied to me so I removed FP to look, messed up fuel level sending unit...no prolly have to remove tank to replace


uh,....
Originally Posted by Hilux
Darn thing! ... Christine II is right where I left the ....


I'd give her to the Navy if they promised to use her for bombing practice.


Linky to part uno?

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Old 08-27-2010, 05:21 PM
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No Part one really, that was just me troubleshooting then biting the bullet.

I am happy to report that I just ran through most of a tank and am now getting 21.5 MPG!! This is with mostly highway @ 70 miles per hour. I was getting about 15 before the TPS. The motor is much happier and I rarely have to downshift any more.The crappy gas around here is 10% ethanol so I think my mileage might be a bit higher but I am pleased overall.

My O2 sensor is the original(210K miles),maybe I should replace it for good measure?

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If you have 210K miles on the 02 sensor, then its way over do and you need to replace it. When i got my 86 4Runner it had over 200.000 miles on it and i replaced the TPS and the 02 sensor, i figured with that many miles on them that it was just a matter of time before one or both went bad on me.
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