3RZ-FE IAC controller fix Toyota Hilux/Tacoma/T-100/Prado 2.7L petrol - Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
  • How to fix coked up Idle Air Controller on 2.7L petrol Toyota Hilux (Japanese made Australian model dual cab pickup RZN169)
    Symptoms were
    most notably a high idle when warm (~1100 rpm)
    trouble holding idle on initial cold start, for ~10s had to hold half throttle until ECU learned 'new' engine mapping each time to compensate incorrect airflow
    slightly increased fuel usage (~15L/100km compared to 12.5L/100 normally...~20mpg vs ~15mpg).

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  • @MrSparkums
    @MrSparkums 5 років тому +1

    Best vid about this on the tube! Thanks very much for uploading..

  • @jamtin3977
    @jamtin3977 2 роки тому +1

    Great informational video, thankyou.

  • @noelcreary7210
    @noelcreary7210 3 роки тому +1

    Very clear information Thanks.

  • @yetkindaralan3370
    @yetkindaralan3370 4 роки тому

    thank you corolla 98 for video🤙

  • @tysonbates5747
    @tysonbates5747 4 роки тому +1

    Keep up the good work I have the exact same engine. I had a similar problem when the car is in park it revs high but when in drive or reverse it is normal any ideas

  • @nissanzamyadtech.4856
    @nissanzamyadtech.4856 5 років тому +1

    Thanks Peter to share this video. I have a toyota helix 98 2.7litre petrol pickup. It's running good but fuel mileage is very poor. Could you please suggest what parts I should check First. Do these 2.7 efi system have a oxygen sensor.

    • @petergiacomantonio98
      @petergiacomantonio98 5 років тому

      I believe it has two. One in the intake (the plug you take off in this video). The other is post-catalytic converter. How rough is it running though? Does it do so only when cold or warm as well? Is it blowing black smoke (unburnt fuel) and does the exhaust smell 'like gasoline'? Usually if an O2 sensor is gone it'll throw an error and the check engine light will come on. The fix I show here costs nothing and is very common problem on higher mileage vehicles. It's also an easy thing to try. The problem threw no error codes at all. When the valve got completely seized the mileage tell was very noticeable (went up from ~12L per 100km around town to 16+. This was when it finally 'stuck' as a result of coking up, luckily for me in a half open position so everything still ran to get me home, it just unnecessarily used more fuel. The only other time I've had really rough idle was when the vacuum tube came off the EGR. It sounded like I had stage two cams at idle. Haha. Very lumpy. It didn't affect mileage though noticeably. Popped the tube back on and bingo, back to normal.

    • @nissanzamyadtech.4856
      @nissanzamyadtech.4856 5 років тому +1

      @@petergiacomantonio98 thanks alot Peter. Plz continue uploading videos. Wish you good day

  • @antoniodiaz8238
    @antoniodiaz8238 3 роки тому

    Do you remember what was the idle RPM that you have in your truck prior to fix it? btw excelent videos. Saludos from Mexico

  • @polatdar130
    @polatdar130 3 роки тому

    peace be upon you brother. I am from Libya and I want to run a Toyota 3rz engine I have a 2rz computer, how do I start this engine with this computer? I want a playlist map, please

  • @kpnoffnorf3462
    @kpnoffnorf3462 2 роки тому

    I got the same 1999 lux mines got like a miss in the engine in idle and taking off if I’m below 2,000rpm any ideas ?

    • @huevosfrios
      @huevosfrios 2 роки тому

      = igual yo
      rpm2000 v6 1996

    • @petergiacomantonio7194
      @petergiacomantonio7194  3 місяці тому

      I’d bet on spark. Check your plugs aren’t fouled and replace them if necessary. Also check your high tension leads, particularly that they’re not cracked near the boot (any oil contamination perishes the rubber). It can be quite hard to spot. Misting water at night can help see any errant sparks from the leads themselves or pulling plugs one by one and holding close to the block can expose insulation cracks. Failing that I’d check coils packs.
      In this order I'd also check the fuel filter, fuel pressure, fuel regulator and fuel pump strainer (a good quick test is to blow air back into the tank via the fuel line, if it clears for awhile but the symptom comes back then you probably have crud in your tank and need to drain and clean it), and fuel pump function.