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    3FE TuneUp

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    This document provides part numbers and recommendations for tuning up a 3F-E engine. It lists spark plugs, wires, distributor parts, PCV valve, air filter, EGR valve, vacuum lines, and valve cover gasket as parts to check or replace. Regular maintenance like valve adjustments and replacing brittle rubber components is suggested to maintain good engine performance and vacuum.

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    3FE TuneUp

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    This document provides part numbers and recommendations for tuning up a 3F-E engine. It lists spark plugs, wires, distributor parts, PCV valve, air filter, EGR valve, vacuum lines, and valve cover gasket as parts to check or replace. Regular maintenance like valve adjustments and replacing brittle rubber components is suggested to maintain good engine performance and vacuum.

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    Steps to tune up your Toyota 3fe

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    This document provides part numbers and recommendations for tuning up a 3F-E engine. It lists spark plugs, wires, distributor parts, PCV valve, air filter, EGR valve, vacuum lines, and valve cover gasket as parts to check or replace. Regular maintenance like valve adjustments and replacing brittle rubber components is suggested to maintain good engine performance and vacuum.

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    3FE TuneUp

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    This document provides part numbers and recommendations for tuning up a 3F-E engine. It lists spark plugs, wires, distributor parts, PCV valve, air filter, EGR valve, vacuum lines, and valve cover gasket as parts to check or replace. Regular maintenance like valve adjustments and replacing brittle rubber components is suggested to maintain good engine performance and vacuum.

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    3F-E Tune Up Parts and Tidbits.

    1. Spark Plugs: OEM part# 90919-01091 Correct electrode gap: 1.1 mm (0.043 in.)
    Recommended spark plugs: ND W 16EXR–U11 or NGK BPR5EY 11
    2. Spark Plug Wires: OEM part# 90919-21503 Typical lifespan about 5 years
    depending on climate.
    3. Distributor Cap: OEM part# 19101-61240
    4. Distributor Rotor: OEM part# 19102-61240
    5. Distributor Cap Gasket: OEM part# 19127-61240 Rubber O-ring that sits in the
    groove of the distributor housing. Must be there for a good seal.
    6. Distributor Cap Rubber Cover: OEM part# 19114-61040 Also called distributor
    rubber boot. It is a waterproof, rubber boot that snaps in place over the cap and
    wires preventing water splash problems. This was a standard part on all FJ80 3F-E
    motors, however it has become difficult to source. Some say it did not exist, but I
    have had one on mine since 1991. I was able to order a new one from Toyota some
    years ago.
    7. PCV Valve: OEM part# 12204-35040
    8. PCV Valve Grommet: OEM part# 90480-18001 This can become dry and brittle
    over time and is a good source of vacuum leaks.
    9. Air Filter: OEM part# 17801-61030 This is the OEM washable air filter. I keep 2 of
    these and switch off when I feel it’s time. The dirty one can be washed in a mild
    soap, rinsed, and hang dried. Ready to go in 24 hrs. Incredibly overbuilt and sturdy.
    Minty fresh when washed with Simple Green.
    10. EGR Valve: OEM part# 25620-61120 The EGR valve and modulator (flying saucers
    mounted on top left of intake manifold) both have rubber diaphragms inside that
    become brittle with age and heat. They tend to disintegrate and the resulting
    particles can clog vacuum lines. A faulty EGR system will yield poor acceleration
    under 2100 RPM and feel like a turbo kicked in above that range. They are also a
    good source for vacuum leaks. Both the valve and modulator should be replaced at
    the same time and all hard vacuum lines should be cleared out with a solid strand
    wire and some WD40. The vacuum system can have a profound effect on brakes as
    well. Make sure it’s in good shape.
    11. EGR Valve Gasket: OEM part# 25627-61021
    12. EGR Modulator: OEM part# 25870-61020
    13. Soft Vacuum Lines: OEM part# 90999-92003 (600mm) These are available in bulk
    from Toyota and can be cut to length. McMaster also has a good metric equivalent
    (9355T11) for less money. Replace 1 hose at a time to avoid mistakes. There is a
    vacuum diagram under the bonnet.
    14. Valve Adjustment: every 15K miles according to the FSM
    15. Valve Cover Gasket: OEM part# 11213-61020 gasket and grommets should be
    replaced at each valve adjustment. Also a great place for vacuum leaks.
    16. Valve Cover Grommets: OEM part# 90210-13001

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