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Old May 10, 2008 | 08:10 PM
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Question Message 14,24,25,31- 94 v6 4x4 pickup

Just found out about this forum after looking around on the web for a while. I took my truck into the dealer because it was running rough and the check engine light was on. They read codes 14,24,25,31 and recommended replacing MAF sensor, coil and igniter as well as ignition wires, the O2 sensor, and cleaning the injector and throttle body for well over $2000. I don't have that kind of money and want to see if I can do it myself.

I have looked at some of the links to the service manuals which look very helpful. Should I just buy the toyota parts from one of the online toyota parts stores and replace all the parts the dealer recommended? Should I just start with the MAF sensor and see if that fixes the problem?

Any help is much appreciated. Sorry if these are dumb questions. I love my truck and want to start doing all the work on it myself.
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Old May 11, 2008 | 08:57 AM
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welcome aboard! if you have already checked out the fsm links related to the stealers 'recommendations' for repairs, you can probably do those yourself.

there are a few members on here that work for dealers and offer yotatech members some good prices for parts. strapp22 is one that i can think of off hand, there are more though, check out the vendors section.

lee
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Old May 14, 2008 | 10:57 AM
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Thanks.
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