Thoughts on 94 4Runner with the 3.0L
#4
Sounds pretty cool. That low of miles on any Yota motor is good. Definitely look into the headgasket issue.
Oh yeah something else to consider. By 1994 they also started offering 2wd 4runners. Just thought you should make sure it is 4x4. They have the same frame.
Oh yeah something else to consider. By 1994 they also started offering 2wd 4runners. Just thought you should make sure it is 4x4. They have the same frame.
Last edited by deathrunner; Apr 13, 2005 at 09:38 AM.
#5
i dont think the head gasket would have gone with that few miles...im closing in on 116 and haven't seen a hint of any sort of engine problem...everything in the motor is origonal on mine..even the timing belt..haha time to get that put on
now my t-case....thats another story
now my t-case....thats another story
#6
Originally Posted by deathrunner
Sounds pretty cool. That low of miles on any Yota motor is good. Definitely look into the headgasket issue.
Oh yeah something else to consider. By 1994 they also started offering 2wd 4runners. Just thought you should make sure it is 4x4. They have the same frame.
Oh yeah something else to consider. By 1994 they also started offering 2wd 4runners. Just thought you should make sure it is 4x4. They have the same frame.
#7
yes, please check if the headgasket have been replaced.
and even if it has been, be ready for it to go out again...
I bought my 94 with 72,000 miles on it, and toyota had compleated the recall and replaced the whole block at 60,000... and now at 105,000 I just lost the headgasket again...
and even if it has been, be ready for it to go out again...
I bought my 94 with 72,000 miles on it, and toyota had compleated the recall and replaced the whole block at 60,000... and now at 105,000 I just lost the headgasket again...
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