Yes, rear tires gaining and losing traction due to a hop.
No the LSD does not cause this in 99% of our cases. When the LSD locks, it locks quick. Wheel hop comes from over-torsioning and/or over stressing the suspension causing key components to bend and recover quickly and repeatedly...
loose battery terminal or dead battery.
disconnect, clean, reconnect battery
If it still doesnt work, try jumping it
if jumping does not work, may be completely dead, check for proper water levels
dimmer left of the driver's wheel
been there, done that, thought i blew something, did all this work, it ended up i knockd the dimmer switch over to off position.
no codes vac = 20-21 idle, 25-26 cruising off accelerator
TPS new
Coil pack resistance voltage tested
Injector wiring checked
No boost leaks
No vacum leaks
ISC resistance checked
New plugs/wires
Just that, does polarity matter?? I have a constant bogging, jerking feel in the cars acceleration. I found 4 of the injectors were switched up but the bogging/jerking still remains.
If it does....what color wires go where?
redo it all. make sure your cams are properly lined up and on the right cycle. Look into oil fill and make sure lobe is pointing up. Align crank pulled with TDC, making sure its on the right cylce as well.
I'm starting with these bad boys since they are directly related to traction problems and most reviewers mentioned it ceased all wheel hop. That way i don't need to replace 1 million other things too since i don't have the money. Start where the problem is.
Ibelieve the struts were replaced by toyota dealership rather recently by previous owner, suspension is still very stiff.
Thanks for the tips guys, im always open to more if anyone else has input...
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