20 Most Recent 1998 Toyota 4Runner - Page 9 Questions & Answers

first check radiator level if it is full and the heater is working good make sure temp gauge is functioning c orrectly it is most likely the coolant temp sensor but if this is a high milage vehicle and you have owned long time and never changed i would also replace thermostat and check plug to temp sensor forr good conections and good wires

load of **** tbhtalkin **** !

HI,
I think you are experiencing normal condensation,
try putting the heat and AC control to the position that blows a small amount of conditioned air up through the defrosters. This dries the windshield.
Good Luck !!!!!!!!!!!!

You'll have to find a way to open the two side interior panels to get to the mounting bolts.

it will be wise to go with mfg. recommandations

This does happen from time to time if you park on hills, turn the steering wheel too far when you turn the key off. If it happens all the time, you have an actuator that is not releasing correctly or the switch that senses you are pressing the brake pedal (which prevents you from shifting).

If the vehicle has a 'Factory' alarm system, try cycling the jkey in the ignition ON-OFF (not to start), 5 times. This will defeat the factory alarm. This method is used in case the remote trasmitter battery goes dead, or the transmitter is lost.

This only works on Toyota Factory security systems, however.

should be button under steering column if you find that turn ignition to on then push button

Please make no guesses, just run a complete scan on the car, because if u want to keep taking off parts n replacing them u might end up spending more than you should. From what u said it could be an ignition problem, fuel related, crank sensor, cam sensor,.... Please run a complete scan on the car.