SOURCE: 94 toyota camry dies at low idle. replaced plugs,
replace the 02 sensor or the egr valve in the intake manifold needs replace or cleanout and is carboned up
SOURCE: 2000 Toyota 4 Runner, 3.4L, 6 Cylinder. Engine
look at the plug wires they are known to bust when old near the boot
SOURCE: 86 toyota corolla, dies at stoplights and idles rogh
well you could try to get a vacuum gauge and see if your car reads what it supposed to and if you buy one it could tell you what it could be.
SOURCE: how to take out and reinstall new axle on 1996 toyota corolla,
1. Jack up and support car on jack stand. Make sure to chock wheels and or lock the parking brake on.
2. Remove wheel
3. Remove cotter key, castle lock and nut at center of rotor that attaches the axle. - If you lack and impact gun to remove this - it is easier to loosen this nut with all of the wheels on the ground.
4. Remove outer tie rod from spindle, Tap out with hammer. Should not require much force.
5. Remove the single bolt from the lower ball joint and separate from spindle.
6. Pull axle out of spindle and remove from transmission. This may require you to drive this out with a hammer and punch ( I use a brass punch), make sure not to damage threads if you intend to reuse the axle.
To install reverse the procedure. Make sure to replace any cotter key removed with new ones during install.
Torque specs you need are
Ball Joint to Spindle = 91 ftlbs
Tie rod to spindle = 36 ftlbs
Drive axle hub nut = 166 ftlbs
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