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Trogdor636

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  1. No vacuum.

     

    As for the rear bushings, you can get them from the dealer, some aftermarket (I found some Napa ones, I think they were as much as dealer) or you can get some poly ones from 4x4parts. They are a PIA to change if you don't have the right equipment (and still could be with the right tools), but if you go with the poly they are a 2 piece so then just getting the old one out is a pain.

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    Went through and did a bunch of forum maintenance.

     

    Also updated Tapatalk - Which doing so is often like playing Russian Roulette P...

     

     

    Hopefully it resolves some, hopefully all, of the issues.

    Just don't do what Pirate 4x4 did and switch to Auto Guide....you thought Tapatalk was bad......

     

    On that note Tapatalk is working flawless now. Thanks!

  3. I've ran a mechanics stethoscope to my injectors when I threw a 51. Its easy to tell which one was the culprit. I actually beat on it with a screwdriver, and its worked since then!

     

    Can also do a OHM test I recall. Download the FSM, its around here somewhere. How to section? Garage? I forget.

     

    Did you order the proper injector? Yours should have a blue or black dot, the new injector needs to match.

  4. Not a huge Toyota person, I just know Denso is OEM. I know Denso is normally cheaper than the NGK. Seems on some Toyota forums people like NGK's better.

     

    I recall reading that some V6 Yotas in the lates 90's up actually come with 3 NGK's on one cylinder bank, and 3 Denso plugs on the other.

     

     

    Ah, found this

     

    I work for an automotive supplier and I'm going to take a stab at why we see the two spark plug suppliers in the same engine.

    NGK and Denso have a 50/50 supply award for the engine and this is the most efficient way to guarantee this in production. It would be difficult to use Denso's on the line for a while and then alternate in NGK's fairly.

    The plugs are put in using automated machinery and one side is always loaded with NGKs and the other side with Denso.

     

     

     

    Crazy Japanese.

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    Question is I unplugged the sender that doesn't go to the gauge and both fans came right on, why would the fans come on when the sender is unplugged?

     

     

    Also does anyone know what brand of spark plug is OEM for Toyota?

    Maybe its like a failsafe mode? Better safe than sorry?

     

    Denso.

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