Can anyone out there help me with finding an idle air adustment screw for a 22RE intake. I was driving down the highway when I heard a POP, but it kept running fine. When I got off the highway it idled real rough. Found that the screw worked loose(?) and was gone. I have it temporarily plugged with a marker pen cap but it idles real high.
The dealers diagram did not show the screw and said it probably only comes as the whole throttle valve assy.
I checked 1 boneyard and they couldn't help me either.
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'86 4runner, 22RE, auto, 4" ProComp lift, 33x12.5 BFG All-Terrains on 15" A/R rims, clear lens front & rear, 260,000+ miles. Wanting 4.88 gears and soft-top. '88 4runner, V6, 5spd, sunroof, power everything, 185,000+ miles.
Sorry, you missed it Lil'Red.
I know where it is located on the truck but mine is gone! I cannot locate it on the side of the highway where it took a tumble.
I need a replacement screw and will even buy the whole assy (used) if the cost is reasonable.
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'86 4runner, 22RE, auto, 4" ProComp lift, 33x12.5 BFG All-Terrains on 15" A/R rims, clear lens front & rear, 260,000+ miles. Wanting 4.88 gears and soft-top. '88 4runner, V6, 5spd, sunroof, power everything, 185,000+ miles.
search the local bone yards on car-part.com for an intake chamber or throttle body then go see if you can snoop arround and if you think its possible gank the screw and tell them yours is different or it wouldnt fit if they ask.
No hits from car-parts.com yet. Tried to find a regular bolt to install but can not figure out what the thread size is. Looks like a M10 metric but tried 1.25 & 1.00 threads and neither one worked.
Anyone else with any ideas?
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'86 4runner, 22RE, auto, 4" ProComp lift, 33x12.5 BFG All-Terrains on 15" A/R rims, clear lens front & rear, 260,000+ miles. Wanting 4.88 gears and soft-top. '88 4runner, V6, 5spd, sunroof, power everything, 185,000+ miles.
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Thanks Donnie. I sent you a PM.
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