22re electrical nightmare
#1
22re electrical nightmare
I pulled my motor (89 22re), put a new clutch in, replaced all of the gaskets & seals and put it back in and now my truck has these symptoms:
When I crank the motor it will rotate once or twice and then the starter will spark. When cranking the motor the ground strap on the drivers side gets hot, I suspect that this one might not be a ground strap at all as it is an insulated wire so I think I have it connected incorrectly, it comes out of the same group of wires that connects to the alternator. When I pulled the distributor out and put it back in the coil and the distributor sparked.
When I crank the motor it will rotate once or twice and then the starter will spark. When cranking the motor the ground strap on the drivers side gets hot, I suspect that this one might not be a ground strap at all as it is an insulated wire so I think I have it connected incorrectly, it comes out of the same group of wires that connects to the alternator. When I pulled the distributor out and put it back in the coil and the distributor sparked.
#2
Check the factory service manual for the wiring...do a search for factory service manual. Should be easy for ya ta figure out.
Ok...the broken off fingernail in your avatar hurts to look at...ouch@$%#^!
Ok...the broken off fingernail in your avatar hurts to look at...ouch@$%#^!
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Sounds like you might have some loose connections.
Your ground cables are not giving you a good ground so all current is trying to find a ground.
A few wires hooked up wrong also??
The Toyota electrical manual for your vehicle just makes wiring problems so very easy to troubleshoot
Your ground cables are not giving you a good ground so all current is trying to find a ground.
A few wires hooked up wrong also??
The Toyota electrical manual for your vehicle just makes wiring problems so very easy to troubleshoot
#6
The ground cable is a big black one and goes into the block with a 12mm bolt. Goes directly to the battery, along with the positive cable going to the large lug on the starter.
Better be safe and keep a garden hose handy too.
You may also have some blown fuses too.
Better be safe and keep a garden hose handy too.
You may also have some blown fuses too.
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