If you replaced the master cylinder, you have to bleed it first before bleeding the the lines and wheel circuits... BLEEDING THE MASTER CYLINDER ---"During this process, MAKE SURE THAT THE RESERVOIR DOES'NT RUN DRY OF BRAKE FLUID." 1. Disconnect the lines from the master cylinder and place a pan or rugs under the culinder. 2. Have an assistant depress the brake pedal and hold it down. 3. Block off the outlet ports with your fingers and have the assistant release the pedal. Make a tight seal with your finger, do not allow the cylinder to ingest air while the pedal is released. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 three or four times. 5. Connect the brake lines to the master cylinder and top up the fluid reservoir... Next step is bleeding the lines and wheel circuits. Start from the farthest, right R, left R, right F then left F.
It always has the same number of spark plugs as it has cylinders. If it a 6 cylinder it has 6 plugs. If it's an 8 cylinder it has 8 plugs. If it's a 4 cylinder it has 4 plugs. Toyota doesn't make a 4 cylinder 4Runner.
Yes
Spark plug. Plug wire, or coil
A 1991 Toyota 4runner is bigger than a 1990 4runner
Second cylinder from the front (middle) on the driver side is #4.
The V6 would be ( 6 ) cylinders
A 2009 Toyota Camry 2009 LE has a 4 cylinder engine.
beside the block on right under intake in your right
yes every 90.000 miles
2 on the 4 cylinder engine or 6 on the 6 cylinder engine.
The starter on a 1998 Toyota 4runner is held located on the transmission housing. The starter is held on by 2 bolts which mount it directly it the engine. Remove the two bolts to replace the starter.
The 1997 Toyota 4Runner with the 6-cylinder, 3.4 liter V6 produces 150 horsepower at 4,800 rpm. This vehicle gets 15 miles to the gallon in the city and 19 mph on the highway.