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Found the issue, i got tired of it and took it to a shop. Turns out the hose with the screw doesn't matter lol. It was the idle control sensor. Runs like a champ now so far =). No more screwy idle at stops and no more stalling. Thank you everyone who helped and took photos!

Is there any way you could upload a photo or send a photo to my email? TJS4RUNNER GMAIL.COM.

There are some pics of the motor. You can see the screw in the one hose. Does anyone know where that hose goes so I can get it fixed?

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I think i might have a few issues, i have a vacuum line that has no home, instead, it has a screw in it. That could be the issue. I have no clue to where it goes. So...does anyone have any photos of the engine that could help me? I have the 6 cylinder motor. It is a 95 model. Idk how to...

Where is that located at?

How do u test the engine with carb cleaner? When i had it totally apart everything was cleaned with degreaser before it was put it back together.

Ok the fuel filter got changed today. It made a bit of a difference but it still wants to stall out. I don't know what it is. I'm baffled.

I have a 95 4runner and so far I have had to a ton of work to it. When I bought it it had a blown head gasket. I have replaced the radiator, head work, basically everything up above has been fixed. New timing water pump all that. OK with that being said, I'm not sure why it's doing this...