Check engine light and loss of power in 2013 Toyota 4Runner - suspected faulty intake manifold pressure sensor

Hi, I had the same situation with my 2010 Toyota Land Cruiser. The intake manifold pressure sensor wiring harness was open and shorted, and I had to realize that this problem should be taken seriously. My symptoms were similar to yours: check engine light, loss of power, rough engine, and poor gas mileage. It's not a nice feeling, I know. At the garage, they replaced the faulty wiring harness and checked and then replaced the sensor. Replacing both parts was necessary to get my car working normally again. The repair took a few hours but was straightforward. I hope this helps you. All the best with your 4Runner!

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Hey, thanks for your quick reply! It sounds exactly like the problem you're describing. Could you perhaps remember the cost of the repair? Has anything else come up since the repair? Many thanks for your help!

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Hey, no problem, you're welcome. So, the repair costs for fixing the problem with the intake manifold pressure sensor wiring harness amounted to €95 for me. I thought it was pretty expensive at first, but believe me, it was worth it to get it fixed. And to answer your second question, since the repair I haven't had any more problems with the intake manifold pressure sensor malfunctioning. Everything runs smoothly and fuel consumption is back to normal. A real peace of mind, to be honest. Hope that gives you a little more insight. Take good care of your 4Runner!

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Hey, thanks for the info. 95€ seems to be a fair price considering the circumstances. I'm reassured to hear that everything has been going well since the repair. Your experience gives me a bit of hope again. I'll take it to the mechanic in exactly the same way. Let's see how it goes. Thanks again for your help!

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