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I would pull and clean the Mass Air flow Sensor - known as MAF sensor. Did not see it in pages 1-4 - maybe I missed it.
This device does not need to be deteriorate enough to throw a code before it causes MPG to suffer.
If not handled already - consider new air filter. Some may not agree as your vehicle has only 15000 miles, but age also comes into play. Your 4R is 6 yrs. old.
Update - I wanted to include a parts sketch of where the MAF sensor is located on the 5th Gen 4R - #22204 in pic - air filter housing - upper part of pic
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2015 2WD Toyota Tacoma Prerunner V6 SR5 1GR-FE 236HP VVT-i
2014 2WD Toyota 4Runner SR5 1GR-FE 254 HP Dual VVT-i
2006 Toyota Avalon 3.5l automatic 2GR-RE Dual VVT-i
1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-SEL M103
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Last edited by Lester Lugnut; 09-22-2019 at 10:55 PM.
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