Vehicle shudder around 6-700rpm

jleffert

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About a month ago I noticed when I would be at a stop, take my foot off the brake and start to roll forward that the vehicle would shudder some. This also happens when slowing down to come to a stop but it only happens at very low idle speed, around 600-700rpm. Once I get past that there is no shudder at any other speed/rpm. It seems like it could be fuel system related, but I'm not sure. I tried running some injector cleaner through it and seafoam on 2 different occurrences,but they didn't seem to help. maybe fuel pump restricting flow too much at the low rpm?

Also my vehicle takes a few cranks to start, its been like this for years, but maybe its related..? Any help is greatly appreciated!
 
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About a month ago I noticed when I would be at a stop, take my foot off the brake and start to roll forward that the vehicle would shudder some. This also happens when slowing down to come to a stop but it only happens at very low idle speed, around 600-700rpm. Once I get past that there is no shudder at any other speed/rpm. It seems like it could be fuel system related, but I'm not sure. I tried running some injector cleaner through it and seafoam on 2 different occurrences,but they didn't seem to help. maybe fuel pump restricting flow too much at the low rpm?

Also my vehicle takes a few cranks to start, its been like this for years, but maybe its related..? Any help is greatly appreciated!

Auto or manual?
 
Is it a shudder or a clunk?

The "clunk" is common for 4wd 4Runners if the the driveshaft has not been greased for some time, especially the rear slip joint.
 
It's a 4x4 auto trans with 200k. It's definitely more of a shudder than a clunk.If I maintain light pressure on the brake and keep it in that rpm range it will continue to shudder for as long as I do it. Not sure if its misfire or what. Not getting any codes that would suggest that though..
 
Mine was shuddering at acceleration, but around 1500 rpm, and it was the plugs. Changed the wires and plugs and the problem went away.
 

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