coltonbaxter31
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My ignition cylinder seized up on my 99 4Runner. It wouldn't let me turn the key at all once I put it in the ignition. So, dealing with this on other vehicles, I got the old ignition cylinder out and replaced it with a new one.
To make a long story short, once I got the new cylinder in, it let me turn it to acc and on (which I couldn't with the old ignition). But, once I tried to actually start my 4Runner it wouldn't. I turn the key over and it just wouldn't start. The starter was turning and everything and it just sounded like it wasn't getting fuel and starting up.
I read that other vehicles anti-theft kicks in once there is a new ignition put in and they would have to take it to a dealership to clear the codes on the computer to allow anti theft to clear. I do have a scan gauge where I can normally clear any codes that pop up so I force cleared any codes and it still won't start... So I don't know if that is the same for my 4Runner of if it's something else. ANY HELP IS EXTREMELY APPRECIATED.
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To make a long story short, once I got the new cylinder in, it let me turn it to acc and on (which I couldn't with the old ignition). But, once I tried to actually start my 4Runner it wouldn't. I turn the key over and it just wouldn't start. The starter was turning and everything and it just sounded like it wasn't getting fuel and starting up.
I read that other vehicles anti-theft kicks in once there is a new ignition put in and they would have to take it to a dealership to clear the codes on the computer to allow anti theft to clear. I do have a scan gauge where I can normally clear any codes that pop up so I force cleared any codes and it still won't start... So I don't know if that is the same for my 4Runner of if it's something else. ANY HELP IS EXTREMELY APPRECIATED.
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