Just bought a 95 4runner....doing tune up

vctehbro

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This is my introduction as a new member to this forum. I was reading many threads as a guest for about a week since I bought my 95 4runner and I have to say, there are many knowledgeable people here. Now here I am as a new member.

Now for my vehicle: 95 4runner 4x4 3.0 v6 with 149k miles. Been using it for about a week, and it runs very smooth. But a tune up will definitely make it run better.

So the things I have bought for the tune up are as follows: Seafoam, oil/filter for oil change, spark plugs and wires, air filter, gas filter, pcv valve.

And that'll be done on my next set of days off.

Now for your suggestions, should i change the rotor cap also? What other ignition components can I change to get this 4runner running even smoother?

I am also thinking of changing the tranny fluid/filter , what other things can i do before i get into more technical stuff like timing belt.

Thanks!
 
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If you're changing the plugs, change the cap and rotor too, even the plug wires.
Belts and hoses wouldn't be a bad idea, belts dry and crack, hoses get soft and split.
 
For the pcv valve you will have to remove the intake Plenum ... It wouldn't be a bad idea to change your front and rear diff fluids and your transfer case fluid as well.
 
Coolant change would be good to. When ever I get a new vehicle the first thing I do to them is change every single fluid.
 
Just changed out the fuel filter and I got to say...what a pain. Here the new filter.
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As I was changing out the filter I came across the exhaust leak and the fuel leak. The exhaust leak is on the muffler where the I pipe is welded on to. Here is a picture
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The fuel leak is where the hose from where you gas up connects to the fuel tank.
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The exhaust leak Im not too worried about ...simple trip to the shop or i could just replace the muffler. But the gas leak I really need to fix. Anyone has any tips on that?
 
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