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Old 02-02-2017, 04:59 PM #16
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I got it sorted. It took me a bit of fumbling about, (first plugs and wire change on a vehicle), but it is running like its old self at least. I took it for a test drive and it sounded and felt great. Thanks @JayRolla and @FROGrunner for your input.

I will keep my eyes and ears open the next couple of days and see how she is doing. But as of now, no more rough idling, shaking, or power loss. I still have the CEL and VSC, VSC TRAC CTRL lights, but hopefully they will clear in a few days.

This youtube video was pretty good. >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDBdp8rjYkw

Also I found a wiring diagram and cylinder numbering diagram that I splashed a bit of color on to make it a bit more obvious. From yotatech.com >> https://www.yotatech.com/f2/5vzfe-cy...runner-109370/


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@zcruiser of THIS forum has you beat:

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Hahaha...

Just think of mine as more of a modern art hack job. Thank you for adding the proper diagram. Where was this thing hiding when I was looking for wire routing options? LOL. Probably under an under a very obvious title heading that I overlooked. Well done sir.
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Hahaha...

Just think of mine as more of a modern art hack job. Thank you for adding the proper diagram. Where was this thing hiding when I was looking for wire routing options? LOL. Probably under an under a very obvious title heading that I overlooked. Well done sir.
I've posted it at least 30 times in threads involving no start issues. If you didn't find it, you didn't look very hard.

Or, try a Google image search on "toyota 4runner spark plug wire diagram" and look at the first result.
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I've posted it at least 30 times in threads involving no start issues. If you didn't find it, you didn't look very hard.

Or, try a Google image search on "toyota 4runner spark plug wire diagram" and look at the first result.
I was just giving you the business. It's avery popular diagram. Maybe one day my artistic interpretation will make it into the annals of Google usefulness. I won't quit my day job though.
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