hungryeddy

so today i replaced the oil, spark plugs, air filter, and oil filter... before my idle was at about 700 and now its at about 1500... any ideas?

i don't know if this matters, but i went from NGK plugs to bosch +4

HELP!

kball

You mean after it's warmed up it still idles that high?

Maybe you have a vacuum hose not attached..?

GranVille-4crawler

Turn your idle down lol. Could be that with your recent tune up your getting more spark =ing more rpms...?

874runnersr5

Yeah, could be that your engine is running correctly so now you gotta turn down your idle.

hungryeddy

can someone tell me how to do that? .......................... ROOKIE STATUS

pictures would be nice... if possible

Kiroshu

Ok Year/make/model? Make sure all vac lines if any where disconnected are re-connected. NGK is better anf recommended for toyotas... bosch was not the best way to go should have kept NGK.... But its your truck.

hungryeddy

I have a 97 4runner with the 6cyl engine

Kiroshu

Have you let it warm-up to see what its idle was then? Or is that what it is at operating temp? Theres a vac leak somwhere most likely. NOTE: "Never adjust the idle on a fuel injected engine." Or you will never get it back perfect. If its not idling properly then theres something wrong. Check vac leaks. Just back track and look around. Plug a vac ling into a wrong spot where another vac line is supose to go? Mixed up. Does it run rough upon this idle? Intake tube tight? Mass air flow plugged in?

hungryeddy

Its definately not a temp issue... I warmed it up for quite a bit and took about a 20 trip. I will check the lines but I highly doubt it since that was my first guess and I've checked them already...

Gavin S.

Sorry to all for bumping a necro-thread, but I am having this exact same issue after a plug change on my 96 V6 4Runner. I've checked my hoses so I'm stumped. Thanks.