20 Most Recent 2006 Toyota 4Runner - Page 5 Questions & Answers

hello, not really sure what you are asking..

OIL CAPACITY (drain and refill):

With filter: 5.2 L (5.5 US qt., 4.6 Imp. qt.) Without filter: 4.9 L (5.2 US qt., 4.3 Imp. qt.)

Check Fuse Box First ....
Issue with Back Conection Open Back Door Check overhead those Rubber wire You May Have to take Off Your Back Cover to see the Wire Connection

I am guessing you are replacing the side mirror? The glass is glued on to a plastic frame and it does snap out, takes a little umph, but it can be done. The center mirror, will have to be replaced as a unit, don't attempt that one. the side mirrors come off complete with motor and everything by snapping off the black plastic inside and removing the bolts holding it on, They are heavy units, so be ready to not drop it. The glass can be pried out with a flat bar or something. It comes out with holder, and it snaps right back in. Check it out, hope this helps.

No I would not be real worried. You might want to have your front tires checked for balance. If you get dirt on the inside of the wheel it will cause a vibration in the steering wheel. Also if you throw a weight off of the wheel it will do the same. It could be in the transmission, but usually you will hear a humming sound when you are having transmission problems. The tires being out of balance is usually what a vibration at certain speeds symptoms are.

Double check the fuses under the hood.
If there is no problems there, you have to open the hatch trim by popping off the clips. Look for the connectors enure they are non corroded or loose.

If the light came on and stayed on and its kind of shapped like (...) then i think its the TPMS light. Tire pressure monitoring system. Check all the tires on your car ( including the spare) once you have checked all the tires and found the one that is low, find the small round black button under the steering column and while the car is running, push and hold the button untill the yellow light goes out.

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As with any car, lack of maintenance. There are no known problems. All things are not created equal. Just cross your finger you don't buy a lemon. You never know when any given component will fail.

If this vehicle has rear drum brakes then make sure the rear shoes are adjusted properly.If this vehicle has rear disc brakes then check for adjustment screw at park brake handle and adjust as required. MOE

No. You have a burned out bulb.

Toyota recommends 5ys or 100k miles which ever comes first. As a professional mechanic, I recommend this at 3yrs or 80K miles for better performance and optimal gas mileage. Also having the spark plugs on the motor 5yrs/100k may lead to plug seizing to the aluminum heads.

2006 TOYOTA 4RUNNER - V6 4.0L 3956cc GAS FI N 1GRFE
Belt Routing Diagram - Multiple Accessory, w/A.C.



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It is not necessary to flush. If you are just doing drain and fills, I would recomend every 15,000 miles. If you drop the pan and changed the filter, every 30,000. It is not a bad idea to flush on a 60k service and then drain and fill every other time. This does depend on your habits with the vehicle of course. If you regulary tow or a ton of stop and go traffic, this is considered harsh or unusuall conditions and should be tended to more often to maintain system performance.

MAKE SURE YOUR TRIP COUNTER IS ON MILES. WITH CAR OFF PRESS TRIP RESET AND HOLD IT IN. TURN KEY TO POWER POSTION WITHCOUT TURNING CAR ON. YOU WILL SEE LINES THAT BLINK AND GO OUT. THEN A BUNCH OF ZEROS. THE YOUR MILES AGAIN.. AT THAT POINT ITS RESET

it should have 2 round plugs(1 on each side)on the cover.these little plugs have another smaller round plug in them.push those inward then with a flat screwdriver pop out the whole pug on both sides.the cover should slide right out and give you access to the bulb.hope this info helps.take care and good luck, manny