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Originally posted by Rock Slide
Non-Interference.
but the T-belt in the 3.4L 4Rs should be replaced @ 60k miles. I've owned four 4Runners (one 2nd Gen and three 3rd Gens) and in 3 of them (4th one only has 26k miles on it) I've replaced the T-belt @ 100k miles. It wasn't b/c it was broke or damaged, but I thought, why chance it.
Some guys replace them at 60k to be on the safe side, others I know replaced them @ 130k miles. For me, I'll stick w/ what works and just keep replacing them @ 100k miles rather than wait until it breaks.
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In the later 3rd generation models, Toyota recommends 90,000 miles. You have a 2001, in my 2001 manual it states 90,000 miles. I have heard about people going longer, I like the advice from Rock Slide and go 100,000 miles. I think I may follow that advice myself. I have about 81,000 miles right now.
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2001 & 2004 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4X2
Both V6 and both Natural White
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