toyotakid

what end do i stick where in the little diegnose box?

toyotakid

to get the enginelight code? guy at auto zone showed me a while back but forgot where to put the ends

MaK92-4RnR

a simple google search reveals the method. but i'll help out.

Find your diagnostic plug. flip it over, find TE1 and E1. put 1 end in each. ( dont push it too far in ) and then go into the truck, turn over the ignition and count the blinks. it'll either do short, or long blinks. depending on the amount of digits.

toyotakid

i only have fp,cco,+b,t,vf,e1...0x...E2,tem,ect...ig-. and i tried e1 to t and it didnt work

fork

it should have worked unless you didn't actually jump it

it worked for me 30 minutes ago

toyotakid

ill keep trying. thanks man.have a good one

ToyoTech559

you jump E1 and TE1
turn key to on and wait of the blinks
the short blinks give you the 1st number. like if you get two short blinks that would be 2
followed by longer blinks. which gives you the next number. like two long blinks would be 2

code is 22

if you screwed around and been randomly jumping random pins. umm with no jumper does the check engine light still come on with key on. if no start checking fuses. lastly randomly jumping pins can lead to firing your ecu..... maybe lol

toyotakid

it still comes on. i tried it once and it sparked at me so i stopped trying and aked on here. i doont have TE1 only T and E1

toyotakid

but what is going on is it only starts for one second then dies and will only start if i turn the key from all the way off to start then it will fire and run for like exactly a second and die... it will only crank if i try starting it fromm any other key position...any ideas other then fuel or spark cuz i eliminated those possibilitys

toyota4x4907

Sounds exactly like what was happening when my AFM got unplugged by accident on my '88 4runner. Make sure the Air Flow Meter is plugged in correctly.

Since you said you only have T and E1, I'm assuming its an '87 or '88. Put the ends of the paperclip in those two terminals.

Terrys87

iTrader: (1)

86 and below is different then 87 and above. I looked at your profile and didnt see what year you have. Here is a pic of the two jumped. The diagram on the right of the jumper shows where the 2 are located.

toyotakid

Thank you! THat finally worked! I have an 88