raddude666

423--- random miles on my 86 4runner 22re surprisingly still strong

quicksilvr

Hello! Need more details on how many times rebuilt, etc. Details man!

Teuf

1 million 228 k , riiiiiiiite

bobby_duce

pics or it didnt happen

johnnyh117

total from two different moters

johnnyh117

how many times rebuild idfk ive owned it for 2 years and all i know is this is its second motor

toyospearo

on my 82 there are 367,000 on its second motor.
I sold a 93 with 423,000 on the original motor and original clutch!!!! That is a fact and that is why I own a 82 and a 94 both with the 22r and 22re!!

matstaley

215,000
86 P/U SR5 22R-EC all original

camo31_10.50

i put 12,000 on my Dodge 1/2 ton 4x4 in 2.5months

4runner only has around 16X,XXX on it right now, around 1300 on a rebuild

keasa1214

94 Pick-UP 22-RE 266,000 Runs great best plow truck I've ever had

22re-efer

I have 205,000 miles (330,000 kms) on my '96 4runner (3.4l). Still running strong. I'm aiming for 500,000 kms before rebuild. Perhaps that is a little optimistic, but we'll see.

tmolina

My son has a 98 Taco 2.7l with 230k. No issues

FastOlds

man, i was stoked when my 98 4runner hit 200k miles on our way to VA earlier in the month, and then I get here and see that i still have at least 100k miles to go before i'm considered in the "in" crowd. LOL! Biggest repairs to date: Exhaust manifold, Cat converter, and shift solenoid- not all at one time!

Jake3744

My 1992 Pickup has 347,000 km, runs awesome!

rick mayor

211978 on a 84 22r

DIRT CLOD

232k... starting to have issues... really weird noise coming from the right bank, sounds like FPR (fuel pressure regulator) on the fuel rail, no noises elsewhere in engine.
232k is a good life for an engine, especially mine...lmao... maintenance maintenance maintenance.... keep up with maintenance , thats the only reson t lasted sooo laong... next 4runner i buy will again be 2nd gen.....but i think i will run the vin first and see that the recalls have NOT been done...lol.. new gaskets anyone.olo

trx125

Now at 337K+, all I have done to it is change the timing chain and stuff and change the oil about once a year. I have a 98 5vz that the intake started leaking @ 208k and burned hole in the top of #2 piston, so it got a freshing up from the bottom up and is @ 1k miles and going stronger than ever.

trx125

Now at 337K+, all I have done to it is change the timing chain and stuff and change the oil about once a year. I have a 98 5vz that the intake started leaking @ 208k and burned hole in the top of #2 piston, so it got a freshing up from the bottom up and is @ 1k miles and going stronger than ever.

Richjrosa

I'm upto 240K miles now just did a major tune up and replaced the front struts rear shocks and springs with OME. Gave it a nice little rake looks much better and rides nice. Next is front and rear brakes then its valve cover gaskets. Stereo soon after that. Always something but hey it's fun. I'm thinking about doing the paint next year assuming all else is going strong.

sleeper2002

my 1998 taco 4x4 5VZFE is around 230k these days on stock parts. I've been using Valvoline maxlife since it was @ 100k with k&n filter and it still runs great! It's actually pretty amazing that it's been so good to me because when I was going to high school, I couldn't afford to do the big-ticket maint items.. Then in college I still couldn't afford it! now though I'm on steadier ground so I think I'll show it some much deserved TLC. Only things that have crapped out was the a/c pump, spark plugs, p/s pump, clutch and a handfull of msc. body parts. Not bad for a truck that has taught 3 drivers to drive stick, survived countless rookie off-road endeavors in my younger years, hit two large deer head on (of which the radiator and condensor survived both times, i was floored) and counless other animals and has been a daily driver for two people for 8 years. My 2002 taco is just a baby at 120k, but it'll be there eventually; hopfully with less wildlife encounters!