[exceptionalchris]

Thanks for the response Eric. The timing is corrected I had someone look over my work. I think the Air Idle Control Valve may be suspect. The cylinders have great compression. While in drive the car runs with lost of power however only at idle does it feel like the car is missing. Thanks again eric im a long time fan. You do great work.

[exceptionalchris]

Thanks for the response Eric. The timing is corrected I had someone look over my work. I think the Air Idle Control Valve may be suspect. The cylinders have great compression. While in drive the car runs with lost of power however only at idle does it feel like the car is missing. Thanks again eric im a long time fan. You do great work.

[exceptionalchris]

short answer, no it doesnt really matter.

[exceptionalchris]

short answer, no it doesnt really matter.

[exceptionalchris]

Thanks for the reply guys. I fixed the problem and I have heat again! There was a rubber grommet I was able to remove and that gave me just enough room to get the hose clamped down to it. Thanks for the reply college man, and ToyotaKarl

[exceptionalchris]

Thanks for the reply guys. I fixed the problem and I have heat again! There was a rubber grommet I was able to remove and that gave me just enough room to get the hose clamped down to it. Thanks for the reply college man, and ToyotaKarl

[exceptionalchris]

Could be your starter, I vote you remove it and take it to the parts store to have it tested.

[exceptionalchris]

Could be your starter, I vote you remove it and take it to the parts store to have it tested.

[exceptionalchris]

if the tie rod is bad you will have play or movement at 3 and 9 o clock. With the wheel in the air and the car on jack stands check for play. the part is 20-40 dollars per side. good luck

[exceptionalchris]

if the tie rod is bad you will have play or movement at 3 and 9 o clock. With the wheel in the air and the car on jack stands check for play. the part is 20-40 dollars per side. good luck

[exceptionalchris]

sounds like the thermostat, replace it and see how it goes. they are typically 10 dollars or so. then let us know how it goes.

[exceptionalchris]

sounds like the thermostat, replace it and see how it goes. they are typically 10 dollars or so. then let us know how it goes.

[exceptionalchris]

I believe its called gravity bleeding. I have seen eric do it. while someone is applying pressure hold the valve open until fluid comes out.

[exceptionalchris]

I believe its called gravity bleeding. I have seen eric do it. while someone is applying pressure hold the valve open until fluid comes out.

[exceptionalchris]

It sounds like it could be your key cylinder is going bad. Then again it is hard to get all the facts right over the computer. Sure why not replace the plugs, but like college man said
if they are the OEM ones then they are still good.

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