20 Most Recent 1995 Toyota 4Runner - Page 6 Questions & Answers

did you like soak the whole engine? what is it doing does the start click at all or does the engine crank and it just wont start? need more info but i would love to help you

hay carolyn, in regards to your issue you are having after washing your engine in your truck well in most cases this kind of thing is common. what had happened is water had gotten into some of the connections in your electrical system causing your truck not to start. all you should need to do is keep your hood up and just let your engine dry out for a few and all should be well. hope the little info i have helps you out if you could let me no what the end result is thanks

check and spray all electrical connections with water dispersant WD-40) clean and dry inside the distributor cap. Clean and dry the HT leads . Clean and dry ECM contacts if in the engine bay

Sounds like your brakes need to be bleed. If that is not the problem then check to see if the pads or shoes need to be replaced. If u hear a grinding noise than you most likely need new brakes.

hi. there cheryl it is dangerous to mess around with the wiring loom if you are not careful. you could start a fire. my advise is if you dont know about electrics leave it to the professionals. be safe

please get your car rescanned and fault codes cleared even after fitting new parts. the ecu wont always realise the new parts have been fitted. obviously any vacuum leak will cause an idle fault because air is being vented into the engine that is not recorded by air sensors etc. let me kno what happens when all dtc codes are cleared and vacuum switch is replaced. cheers Roger

Try going to www.troublecodes.net/Toyota /

-Replace fan control. Good luck Mai

Hope this helps

Code 13 is problem with crank sensor. interruption of crank sensor signal. Check connection at harness connector. Check leads for internal breakage. I would check for coolant level being low. That particular engine is known for cylinder head gasket problems.

When you expeirience a hard brke pedal the first thing to diagnose is a bad or inop power brake booster. First thing to check is the vacume check valve on the booster housing that is connected to a vacmue hose. Be sure you do have vacume from the hose first before replacing check valve.

does the vehicle crank? if it does please remove the old air filter and leave the air filter intake box open, unplg the maf sensor, try and let me know. saif

check for battery power at the pump. if you have power and you can't hear the pump hum when someone turns the key on and you listen at the tank filler... change the pump. if you hear the pump come on check the fuel filter for clogging and flow.... no flow means bad pump

Need more info as too what problem you are experiencing.

Check the following: 1 Transmission control rod 2. Manual valve 3. Parking lock pawl. 4. CV Joints. 5. Transmission fluid level. 6. Any dent on oil pan.

Reset the alarm. You can look up how on this model online or go by any Toyota dealer and they will do it for free. It takes them two seconds. Don't let them tell you otherwise. I work there for 15 years. I don't remember this exact model, but there is either a switch on the drivers kick panel or it is a sequence of buttons that you pouch on the remote.