I am also having a no start issue with my 97, it will crank, and if I use starter fluid it will start and die. I swapped the efi and fuel pump relay with the tail light relay (same part number) with no luck. It drove fine yesterday and when I went out to start it this morning it would just crank. No codes or pending codes
Really sorry for the thread highjack but I don’t have enough posts to start my own and I’m really in need of some assistance
I'd rule out fuel pump, next:
http://www.teamtoyota4x4.org/archivio/1996%20to%202002%20Toyota%204Runner%20Repair%20and%20Wiring%20Manuals/techinfo.toyota.com/ileaf/02toyrm/02toypdf/02rmsour/2002/024runne/sf5vzfe/fuepum/ovi.pdf
From 2002, but should be the same.
Thank you that was very helpful, I tested the resistance and could not get a reading, I also tried to put 12v to the pump and had no results so is it safe to assume the pump is bad?
Any idea as to what would cause it to fail all of a sudden? The only thing I can think of is the last time I drove it I floored it on a straightaway which I usually would never do, could that have pushed a questionable pump over the edge? The truck has 193k miles on it at the moment
My 97 sr5 is not starting, I originally thought it may have been a battery issue as I do have a tendency to leave a light on in the truck, so replaced battery, did not help, went through process of just updating all parts i.e starter, fuel pump, fuel filter, check all boots and coils for spark all are working, fuel is unobstructed though the filter, still just cranks until I would kill the power to crank anymore, I replaced all my relays in fuse box under the hood but I cannot seem to locate the other efi relay that is stated to be in the bottom of my interior fuse panel, I would like to see if anyone has an image as to what I'm missing or if I'm just gonna have to have a mechanic trace it like I did, so if any ideas of what or where I can take a different look at this would be awesome, thx
My 1999 SR5 is slow to start also. most likely problem is ignition key/ignition lock wear. I. can't I to crank gently turning the key until I?hit the sweet spot and d=then it craNKS. "KIT TAKES A FW TRIES AND NWEWER KEYS HAVE LESS FAIL TO STARTS. JUST SAYING.