Why does my car not go fast?

Asked by Chickoty Nov 25, 2013 at 02:43 AM about the 1995 Toyota 4Runner

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Toyota 4runner is a 1995. I turn it on and let it heat. When I drive it doesn't go fast. I have the gas petal pushed all the way down and it goes about 20-25 miles only and it doesn't want to move there. I have just changed the spark plugs. Please help me.

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do make sure your emergency brake is off. check your air filter also. wish i could help you more. Redman

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Did you get it fixed? Sounds like your cat converter is plugged up. Hope you fixed it. Driving it like that will burn your valves....

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I have some what the same problem ,i did a full tune up and i even got my catalyst converter removed and put a striaght pipe,and everytime i would run it for a few minutes the check engine light comes on and starts acting funny it doesnt accelarate or runs like it has to idk whats the problem anyone has an idea of what it could be please help

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