I have a 4Runner with a 2

No misfires, I know the truck's engine is small for the truck but it dont explane the fuel regulator, I have the repair manual and it say with the vacuum hose disconected of the regulator the pressure shuld be 38 to 44 psi and with the hose conected shuld be 31 to 37 and the pressure with the ignition on not running shuld be 38 to 46 psi, right now the fuel pressure is 48 all the time I runn the truck with the guage on and the pressure didnt move if I snap the throttle the pressure dont change, there is no vacuum on hose for fuel regulator, I look for vacuum leaks but nothing, I think is something wrong cause some times the truck runn good for short time then go back to what it was, do u know how much vacuun shuld be in sensin hose maybe I can put hose in a diferent location, oh and the pressure is 48 psi not 44 like I say before sorry, the manual say if is no vacuum I have vacuum leak but I check no leaks I check vacuum with guage and is normall, if I dont find the problem im sending it to shop and this be the first time I always fix my own car, let me know if u can help thanx

Yes the vacuum line go to a box between mas censor and throttle body and there is no vacuum to the hose, all simptoms tell me is the fuel pressure regulator but it may be vacuum problems, I took out the box were the hose is conected to see if it was broken or rusted out but it looks good, like I say I thought it was vacuum leak I bought carb cleaner and spray all areas on intake manifold with the truck running to see if I can raise the rpm's cause vacuum leak but nothing, can I be loosing vacuum at head gasket I dont know how but u got the experience and u probably know I dont have water in engine no oil in radiator and compression is good im stuck help if u can thanx

First pic is were the vacuum come from second pic is the fuel pressure regulator

No no vacuum at all and if I blow through is not glogged

No like I say before, I took it apart and check it out for leaks cracks and everything looks ok I cant figer it out I think im going to take the truck to the shop and let them figer it out, its almose like is not enought air going through air intake to throttle and yes the air filter is good too, I just like to know WTF is it, thanx for the help, ill check for your reply in case u think of something, thanx

Ok I didnt took truck to shop, every one is charging way to mutch just to check it out so I decided to fix it my self with ur help, my girl friend buy the regulator for me, I put it on even when I knew it was not the problem but I thought it help but nop it didnt, do u have any suggestions for me. Im just wondering can the IAC valve be stuck open and using too mutch vacuum just wondering

Yes I check intake vacuum and it was fine, I can try to runn vacuum from intake and see what hapen, how much vacuum should be on the regulator I think the intake manifold vacuum is too stron and it will keep regulator open and not keep the right fuel pressure. Ill try it and see ill let u know what hapen

That fixed it. Not sure why the hose was hooked there, I may have done it by mistake when I had the air intake off it.