20 Most Recent 2011 Toyota 4Runner Questions & Answers

Pivot arm, looseness of the output shaft bearings. Tie rod ends and all the rubber bushings and the stabilizer cylinder if equipped.

It's God telling you to slow down. 8) No, really... you may have a bad tire (broken belts or not spinning straight & true) or you may have a tie rod end that's getting loose, or any number of worn suspension components, or a cracked boot and a bad CV joint, or quite a few other things. Yep, sometimes a new tire is bad, too. Just like anything else. Given that it happens only on acceleration above a certain speed (indicating that a heavy load is required to duplicate it), I suspect that the front suspension is flexing forward, causing an excess toe-in condition. Were the old tires badly worn on the outside (outboard, away from vehicle center) edge? With a distinct scallop or piecrust pattern? SURELY this is being handled under warranty, right? That's a three-year-old vehicle.

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I think you will find 'toy.2005 runner', should in fact be '2005 Toyota 4Runner'. No abbreviated weirdness please! Seat is a Spanish car company pronounced 'See-At'. Question moved to correct category. Here is your Owner's Manual. https://ownersman.com/manuals/2005-Toyota-4runner-owners-manual ..

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It's tired

You need to remove the dash and remove this screw, and re-install it into the other hole.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp0haTIErvU this video will point you in the right direction here is a link to a picture https://www.2carpros.com/images/external/79028252.gif

Have you checked the Heater Plugs. or the electrical supply to them? Difficult cold starting can often be caused by Heater Plug failure in most diesel engines

Hello, the check engine light will also cause the other lights to turn on, those will usually go off when the cause for the check engine light is fixed or the check engine light is cleared by disconnecting the battery. The P705 is a transmission fault code, it refers to a problem with the transmission range sensor, this is part of the neutral start switch located on the side of the transmission where the shift selector attaches, it has a large connector with wires on it, these connectors can corrode so remove it can check and clean as needed or if nothing like that can be found replace the neutral start switch.

Sounds like a defective alternator

https://www.mahle-aftermarket.com/media/local-media-north-america/pdfs-&-thumbnails/torque3.pdf Try here

does it have spark from the distributor

Next to the brake pad

From what I see you have no cabin air filter but If it has one it should be behind the glove box. link below. http://filterlocation.com/toyota-4runner-cabin-air-filter-location/

Which sensor in particular?