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Old 09-11-09, 05:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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tunedup runs bad

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i just changed plugs (vpower) wires and rotor and cap, also the air filter and now the truck runs like garbage racing idle between 500-1500 rpm and not smooth at all. any suggestions
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Old 09-11-09, 05:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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What engine?

Mileage?

Any other work done recently?

Checked the timing?

Checked the ECU for codes?

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sorry 22re, haven't checked timing or ecu..315k no other recent work done.
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Old 09-11-09, 06:32 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Did you clean out the throttle body?

All plug wires seated?

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throttle body good and plug wires seated correctly. i didnlt aign number one piston to tdc because a buddy told me i didn't have and. so maybe i screwed up the timing...
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throttle body good and plug wires seated correctly. i didnlt aign number one piston to tdc because a buddy told me i didn't have and. so maybe i screwed up the timing...
Did you recently clean out the throttle body?

Did you pull the distributor all the way out?

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truck is ok the gap on one of the plugs was out...doh!
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truck is ok the gap on one of the plugs was out...doh!
Nice, glad it was something easy.

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Old 09-11-09, 09:23 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Hehe, when I was young I gaped a plug, then dropped it on the floor and put it in without checking.... The car ran really bad..... cause the gap was 0.000
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hahahaha that's exactly what happened to me. i just bought a new jet boat and was stoked to get it in the water and was rushing...whoops learned a valuable lesson.
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Good deal it was something easy. No one likes to tune up a rig to have it run worse.

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Hehe, when I was young I gaped a plug, then dropped it on the floor and put it in without checking.... The car ran really bad..... cause the gap was 0.000
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hahahaha that's exactly what happened to me. i just bought a new jet boat and was stoked to get it in the water and was rushing...whoops learned a valuable lesson.
I always leave those little plastic protectors on till the last second. All the plugs I've gotten from Toyota have been spot on gap wise.

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