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4x4 vacuum lines

Hello,, my toyota 4x4 leaks oil out of the side of the transfer case,, looks like a hose is missing and im asking if that hose is of a vacum line since now the truck idels rough and runs weak,,,i cant find the hose that conects there,,might it of fallen of since the cluth was redone and they removed the transmission...i can hear a whistleing sound but i cant find the line to conect it to..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 25, 2008

SOURCE: 02 toyota tacoma p/u 4x4

did you lose power to the cig lighter or the auxilury one(the one with two by each other)?if you lost power to the auxilury power then its not a fuse, but a bolky black one, , this should help with that problem, as for the idiling one, change the fuel filter and if you havent change spark and wires very easy to do. Should do the trick, had the idling thing and helped when i changed the sparks and wires. good luck

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Ronnie Wilson

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  • Posted on Jan 13, 2009

SOURCE: I need the vacuum diagrams for a 1984 Toyota 4x4 22r engine

try to send did you get em ?

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 30, 2009

SOURCE: we are putting a clutch

Hi. Welcome to FixYa. I will do my best to assist you, with the hopes that you will award me with a FixYa rating for my assistance.

What I do, in my service department, is to pull the transmission and the transfer case as on unit. It is faster, and much simpler. There is no reason to pull them separately. That is way too much work.

I hope that this helps you out.

Thanks for choosing FixYa for assistance.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 04, 2009

SOURCE: brake line leaking

Hi,

I had this same issue. This location you mentioned is prone to the accumulation or road grit/sand and water and leads to rust through of the two brake lines. I determined it was best to take a tubing cutter and remove the bad sections and just replace them with new brake lines. (splice in) You'll need a steel tubing flare kit, two brake lines ( i picked em up at the parts store) two 36" and and four inverted flare adapters. The parts guys will assist you well, let them know what you are doing. Should go pretty good for you if you have any contortionist blood in ya! Naw, it's just a bit tricky to flare the tube while up in there.

Kelly C Bundy II

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  • Posted on Jun 11, 2009

SOURCE: Carb vacuum diagram for 1984 toyota 4x4 22r

these things are not available online due to copyright restrictions. you must get a paper manual.

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