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This is a discussion thread titled "Surging...help!", within the Engine & Drivetrain forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
if it feels like a throttle problem, i would be willing to bet that there's something up with the wiring to the throttle position sensor...(that was what i eventually figured out on my own, years later, after the dealership had replaced a few parts and the problem never ceased). hope that helps
if it feels like a throttle problem, i would be willing to bet that there's something up with the wiring to the throttle position sensor...(that was what i eventually figured out on my own, years later, after the dealership had replaced a few parts and the problem never ceased). hope that helps
Thanks!Took it to my mechanic today.He is very good he will find it.
3" Toytec lift in front, Diff drop, Ride Rite airbags. 305/65/18 BFG A/T's on 18x9 Ultra Magnus, Prodigy in tow/haul button cubby.
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Girlfriend got the ol' girl.... (keep her in the fam) 2000 Tundra, AC 4x4 V8, Donahoe LT coils, TC upper arms, TC diff drop spacers, TC steering bushings, sway bar bushings, custom Deaver 11 leaf spring pack, Ride Rite Airbags, Fox shocks on rear, Viar compressor & 1 Gal. tank on frame rail with quick connect, ARB Air Locker, True Flow drop in filter, [/b]Jetchip (bought another ECU, so stock now), [/color][/b]Downey ceramic headers, Custom Y pipe, 40 series Flowmaster, Centric Drilled and Slotted Rotors & Carbon Kevlar Pads, AR 16x8 Teflon Mojave's, 285/75/16 BFG A/T's, Snugtop Extra Vision top, Yakima racks and Space Booster, Brake Controller, PIAA Super Extreme bulbs, Clear Corners, Light bar w/ 2 Hella Rallye 4000 Euro Beam, GMC sierra fog lights in stock location, Optima battery, Sony mp3, powered Alpine speakers, 2-10's in a MTX Thunderform
Last edited by whateverz; 05-01-2008 at 01:42 PM.
Reason: forgot link
After hearing good things about Seafoam, I decieded to try it. While it was smoking out, I thought about what better time to see if there is an exhaust leak that I can't hear or see. Sure enough, there was. On top of the cat where the the downtube from the header flange was welded to it... Leak before - Tundra Solutions Photo Gallery
So I fixed it as you can see in the pic next to it. (sorry for the link. I don't know how to put the pic in the post all pro like.)
Well drove it....still there.
So now here is my new theory, and I might start another thread with this topic.
I have Downey headers and the bank 1 O2 sensor has this funky bung on it (no pun). It is not in the flow at all, and looks totally inefficient. There are some pics here... Bank 1, O2 bung - Tundra Solutions Photo Gallery
Look at the other pics there and you can see the bank 2 side (drivers) that is still attached is in the flow. Did Downey do this so they didn't make you extend the wire???? sweet! Thanks! Is this my whole problem?
Put it on the computer and checked all the O2's and fuel trim. But nothing seems to be that different between either bank. Except fuel trim is higher on bank 1. I am debating putting the Jetchip back in to see if it helps. Still haven't checked fuel pressure yet, just seems like that would do it in open loop too. And I know my pump/filter are ok. Going to do the FPR as well.
Thoughts people, please!
3" Toytec lift in front, Diff drop, Ride Rite airbags. 305/65/18 BFG A/T's on 18x9 Ultra Magnus, Prodigy in tow/haul button cubby.
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Girlfriend got the ol' girl.... (keep her in the fam) 2000 Tundra, AC 4x4 V8, Donahoe LT coils, TC upper arms, TC diff drop spacers, TC steering bushings, sway bar bushings, custom Deaver 11 leaf spring pack, Ride Rite Airbags, Fox shocks on rear, Viar compressor & 1 Gal. tank on frame rail with quick connect, ARB Air Locker, True Flow drop in filter, [/b]Jetchip (bought another ECU, so stock now), [/color][/b]Downey ceramic headers, Custom Y pipe, 40 series Flowmaster, Centric Drilled and Slotted Rotors & Carbon Kevlar Pads, AR 16x8 Teflon Mojave's, 285/75/16 BFG A/T's, Snugtop Extra Vision top, Yakima racks and Space Booster, Brake Controller, PIAA Super Extreme bulbs, Clear Corners, Light bar w/ 2 Hella Rallye 4000 Euro Beam, GMC sierra fog lights in stock location, Optima battery, Sony mp3, powered Alpine speakers, 2-10's in a MTX Thunderform
Well, stupid me. Bank 1 is drivers side...there goes that idea. Back to the drawing board.
Someone told me that and I never double checked it like an idiot.
3" Toytec lift in front, Diff drop, Ride Rite airbags. 305/65/18 BFG A/T's on 18x9 Ultra Magnus, Prodigy in tow/haul button cubby.
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Girlfriend got the ol' girl.... (keep her in the fam) 2000 Tundra, AC 4x4 V8, Donahoe LT coils, TC upper arms, TC diff drop spacers, TC steering bushings, sway bar bushings, custom Deaver 11 leaf spring pack, Ride Rite Airbags, Fox shocks on rear, Viar compressor & 1 Gal. tank on frame rail with quick connect, ARB Air Locker, True Flow drop in filter, [/b]Jetchip (bought another ECU, so stock now), [/color][/b]Downey ceramic headers, Custom Y pipe, 40 series Flowmaster, Centric Drilled and Slotted Rotors & Carbon Kevlar Pads, AR 16x8 Teflon Mojave's, 285/75/16 BFG A/T's, Snugtop Extra Vision top, Yakima racks and Space Booster, Brake Controller, PIAA Super Extreme bulbs, Clear Corners, Light bar w/ 2 Hella Rallye 4000 Euro Beam, GMC sierra fog lights in stock location, Optima battery, Sony mp3, powered Alpine speakers, 2-10's in a MTX Thunderform
Well I did the FPR as stated in the solving of this problem Acceleration problem 2001 tundra
to no avail. I am wondering if I should try the fuel damper for another $100. I am just so sick of tracking this down, I'm almost to the point of geting anew one for 0% APR!
3" Toytec lift in front, Diff drop, Ride Rite airbags. 305/65/18 BFG A/T's on 18x9 Ultra Magnus, Prodigy in tow/haul button cubby.
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Girlfriend got the ol' girl.... (keep her in the fam) 2000 Tundra, AC 4x4 V8, Donahoe LT coils, TC upper arms, TC diff drop spacers, TC steering bushings, sway bar bushings, custom Deaver 11 leaf spring pack, Ride Rite Airbags, Fox shocks on rear, Viar compressor & 1 Gal. tank on frame rail with quick connect, ARB Air Locker, True Flow drop in filter, [/b]Jetchip (bought another ECU, so stock now), [/color][/b]Downey ceramic headers, Custom Y pipe, 40 series Flowmaster, Centric Drilled and Slotted Rotors & Carbon Kevlar Pads, AR 16x8 Teflon Mojave's, 285/75/16 BFG A/T's, Snugtop Extra Vision top, Yakima racks and Space Booster, Brake Controller, PIAA Super Extreme bulbs, Clear Corners, Light bar w/ 2 Hella Rallye 4000 Euro Beam, GMC sierra fog lights in stock location, Optima battery, Sony mp3, powered Alpine speakers, 2-10's in a MTX Thunderform