1999 4Runner Idle Question
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1999 4Runner Idle Question
Howdy. This is my first post. What is average idle supposed to be for a 3rd generation 4Runner. Mine is a 99 Limited 4WD? Currently it's idling at roughly 1500-2000 RPM's. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!
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Normal idle is 700+/-50 rpm.
In gear mine tends to be closer to 600 and in park at 700.
When is your idle at 1500-200rpm. Is it after the engine has reached operating temperature?
In gear mine tends to be closer to 600 and in park at 700.
When is your idle at 1500-200rpm. Is it after the engine has reached operating temperature?
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my wife's 2000 4runner idles a bit above 1500 rpm after starting it.
after warming up for bit - read a couple of minutes if not longer - it starts to come down.
after driving around a bit and throughout the day the idle is under 1000 rpm... probably around the 750-800 rpm area.
joel
after warming up for bit - read a couple of minutes if not longer - it starts to come down.
after driving around a bit and throughout the day the idle is under 1000 rpm... probably around the 750-800 rpm area.
joel
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Thanks for the reply. Yeah, its after I reach normal operating temperature. It does it when I'm at a red light or going through a drive thru. It does dip down a little when I'm in park (1200rpm). It's weird because I had a 99 SR5 that never did that. I'm thinking I just need to get the idle adjusted.
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Idle cannot really be adjusted on these engines. Basically the idle will be set and affected by other inputs.
Things for you to check would be:
-too tight of a throttle cable,
-Clean your IAC
-Check your TPS
-Clean your MAF
Things for you to check would be:
-too tight of a throttle cable,
-Clean your IAC
-Check your TPS
-Clean your MAF
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