1994 toyota 4wd 4 runner

ATF for TOYOTA 4 RUNNER (KZN18_, VZN18_, RZN18_) Petrol

• 2.7 (112 KW / 152 HP)11.1995 - 07.2002
• 2.7 4WD (112 KW / 152 HP)11.1995 - 08.2002
• 3.4 (136 KW / 185 HP)11.1995 - 07.2002
• 3.4 4WD (136 KW / 185 HP)09.1998 - 11.2002
• 4.0 VVTI (183 KW / 249 HP)08.2002 - 11.2002

Automatic Transmission Oil for TOYOTA 4 RUNNER (KZN18_, VZN18_, RZN18_) Diesel

• 3.0 TDi (103 KW / 140 HP)09.2000 - 07.2002
• 3.0 TURBO-D (92 KW / 125 HP)11.1995 - 11.200

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check the brake booster is working and not leaking. Also check the vacuum pump which may be incorporated into the alternator

• Hi I can help.
• The ECU for a 1993 Toyota 4Runner is under the dash on the passenger side. See diagram for a visual.

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Check this diagram location for 1994 Toyota 4 Runner 4WD 3.0 liter SOHC V-6 (3VZ-E)...




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i would check the vacuum line and grommet in the booster and going to the booster, a big leak would make the booster useless.

it is not fun w/o lift look behind passenger wheel you will need to raise front end remove wheel ,remove skid pan,and of course battery ends if 4wd I highly reccomend a lift good luck and please rate this

No that is not normal. You need to take your vehicle in to have it serviced to determine what is causing the time delay.

is youre transfer case shifter a push button for 4wd high ?

Hi robrtsn,
As you forgot to say what the engine is in your 4-Runner....I'll give you the rule of thumb....if you have a timing chain in your engine, you'll need to check it only if it becomes noisy....If you have a timing belt, the manufactures recommend that it's replaced every one hundred thousand kilometers.....thats about sixty five thousand miles.... I believe that the later vehicles...(those with the electronic odometer fitted) have been extended to one hundred and fifty thousand, but to be on the safe side, I'd replace at one hundred thousand, especially with the number of sub standard parts that are available on the market these days....

Hope that's a help

Best regards Johngee10