Land Cruiser
- Run engine at idle. Disconnect vacuum hose from Blue side of VTV. Check that air discharges from air by-pass hose within 3-10 seconds. Reconnect hose to VTV and check that air discharge stops quickly.
- Disconnect air hose located between air by-pass valve and exhaust pipe at air by-pass valve. Disconnect vacuum hose located between air by-pass valve and VSV 2 at air by-pass valve. Plug valve at vacuum hose port.
- Race engine and quickly close throttle. Check that air discharges momentarily from air by-pass valve. Unplug valve and reconnect vacuum hose.
- Connect a jumper wire to both terminals of the catalytic converter temperature sensor. Check that air discharges from air by-pass hose. Disconnect jumper wire.
- Pinch hose at vacuum switch with fingers and gradually increase engine speed. Check that air stops discharging from air by-pass hose at 2000 RPM. Release hose.NOTE: Perform step 5) in as short a time as possible. Engine will misfire slightly while hose is pinched off since deceleration fuel cut off system is on.
- Reconnect air by-pass hose to air cleaner and air hose to air by-pass valve. Using a 3-way connector, connect a vacuum gauge to hose located between air by-pass valve and VSV 2. Place gauge in driver's seat.
- Road test vehicle observing speedometer and vacuum gauge. At speeds below 35 MPH, vacuum gauge should indicate intake manifold vacuum. At speeds above 50 MPH, no vacuum should be present.
- If system performed correctly, testing is complete. If not, check individual components as necessary.