So intended up taking it to a mechanic. Turned out my aftermarket alarm was cutting all power after 30 sec of disengaging it and thats why I wasn't getting power to the broken fuel pump.
No worries, at this point I believe the bulb for the check engine light is burnt out. I just moved so my tools are limited. Im planning on buying a cheap meter tomorrow to make sure the fuel pump is getting power. Last time my friend checked there wasnt any power. Where exactly do I check that...
The only codes that i have are P0440 and P0446. I've had those codes for awhile. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure they have nothing to do with why its not starting.
Not starting once again
So its been about a month since I had any issues with my 4runner. Today its doing the same thing. I thought it was the computer or the fuel pump relay so I replaced both of them and still nothing. Just cranks and cranks. What is my next step? Please help
Thank you alanflies, I did some more research and found a guy who was having the same issue. He pulled his ECU out, inspected it, put it back in and said it started right up. I figured I'd give that try and bingo! Started right up! Super stoked! Now I can ship it home tomorrow as planned. Hope...
Today was extremely rainy. Not sure if that has anything to do with this but I drove it to the store and when I tried to start it up to leave it would only crank. Plenty juice to crank just wouldnt start. Its a 2001 4wd v6 automatic T4R. My friend and I have already verified the fuel pump relay...
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Its a good thing I didn't buy this axle. Sounds like a lot of work. I'll probably do it eventually but just not in a huge rush to do this mod. I appreciate the info
Hi, I have a 2001 4runner 4wd with a 4.10 gear ratio. I found a rear axle with an elocker off a 99 tacoma for sale on Craigslist. The seller does not own the vehicle that the axle came out of. The seller says it has 4.10 gearing but I'd like to verify that before I purchase it. How do I 100%...
BINGO!! When I had taken the master switch apart it got fumbled in my hands and I dropped it onto my desk causing the switches on the circuit board to move to the open position. When I put the top back on, the user switches weren't lined up properly with the circuit board switches causing all...
Thank you for the reply. I tried unplugging and plumbing back in connections already but still no go. While I had the door apart I took apart the master window/ door lock switch to see if there was any corrosion on the circuit board that was causing the door locks to intermittently work...
While I had the door apart I went ahead and took the master window/door lock switch apart to see if there was any corosion on the circuit board that was possibly causing the door locks to intermittently work. Everything looked extremely clean inside so i put it back together the same way i took...