How do I fit vacuum pipes?

sounds like a bit of a timing issue on the motor or one of the plug wires are bad

earlier 2Es have one inlet one exhaust
after the east west front wheel drive were introduced
most 2E toyota engines have three valves per cyl
two inlets and one exhaust

if you need the correct information on your 2004 2e engine
,,,,undo the rocker cover

Don't bother. Chances are you'll melt the housings. 100w bulbs get much hotter than 60w.

I don't know. Got to ask parts guy.

IT IN THE GAS TANK

Hi there,

As you have not stated the vehicle MODEL or Year of Manufacture, I will provide a 'general' solution:

There could be numerous causes for high fuel consumption, but if you have used this amount of fuel in such a short journey, there would have to be leaking fuel somewhere.

However, the only true method to measure "ACTUAL" fuel consumption (disregard trip computer) is:

- Completely fill tank to a pre-determined point inside the fuel tank filler tube.
- Set your cluster Trip Meter to: 0000
- Drive vehicle for 6 - 15km and return back to the same gas station pump used previously.
- Completely fill tank to the same point inside the fuel tank filler tube, where filled previously.
- Note the quantity of litres required to fill to that same point in the filler tube.
- Divide the litres used, by the total Km travelled on your Trip Meter.
- If the value calculates less than 20 (carburettor engine); less than 15 (EFI engine), then consumption is acceptable.

Note: if value is above these numbers, then you have a fuel leak, or a problem with your vehicle's carburettor adjustment. EFI engines can have numerous causes, including electronic sensor faults etc.

Cheers,

if the engine is a 2E type,then it will have a carb directly under the aircleaner on top of the engine.there a 2 types of carb basically on this model,one is conventional type venturi,the other has a bell shaped body lying sideways.If the model is an FE or AG type engine,then it is fuel injected,no carburettor,the aircleaner will be off to one side of engine,connected by a long air duct.check engine/model ID plate usually on the rear firewall for engine code.eg:1E,2E,3AFE,4AGE etc

could be lots of things
in order from most obvious to least
1.) general maintenance, like spark plugs/wires and fuel filter
2.) failing fuel pump
3.) failing sensors like MAF or TP

bottom line if you have maintained your vehicle do that first
while buying parts have the store pull codes and see what else could be wrong

any further assistance should be directed to the chat room for LIVE questions/answers

175/65-14 is the standard size tires.

A upgrade will be 185/65-14.


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MUSTGO

block all the hoses they have no use