86 4Runner won't start!
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86 4Runner won't start!
Hey guys I am new and have had the truck for a year now as my winter savior. Now that I want to drive it it won't start. I bought a new battery for it because during the summer it would only start with a jump or when my buddy put his redtop battery into it.
I got a Duralast from Autozone last sunday and put it in. The lights work and the horn works, but nothing else will. When I turn the key, absolutely nothing happens, no ticking or any noises at all, the gas gauge doesn't move either nor does the radio turn on.
My father and I checked the fuses and replaced on of the 15 size fuses. When we were checking the fuses in the engine bay they all "looked" good. When I took out the 30A and the 40A fuses they came out fina and appear ok, I will probably change them anyway just in case. When I went to take out the 80A amp all crap happened. It broke and broke again and we could not get the rest of it out of the socket. It is almost like it was fused into the fuse box. That is as far as we got, we did not want to cause too much (more) damage. So I need at least a new 80A amp and a new Fuse box it looks like (part #7124-2510, I think), where can I get a fuse box?
If you guys have any insight or ideas that can help me it would be greatly appreciated. I need my winter truck back in order, she is too fun to not be driving. Thanks in advance!
L.J.
I got a Duralast from Autozone last sunday and put it in. The lights work and the horn works, but nothing else will. When I turn the key, absolutely nothing happens, no ticking or any noises at all, the gas gauge doesn't move either nor does the radio turn on.
My father and I checked the fuses and replaced on of the 15 size fuses. When we were checking the fuses in the engine bay they all "looked" good. When I took out the 30A and the 40A fuses they came out fina and appear ok, I will probably change them anyway just in case. When I went to take out the 80A amp all crap happened. It broke and broke again and we could not get the rest of it out of the socket. It is almost like it was fused into the fuse box. That is as far as we got, we did not want to cause too much (more) damage. So I need at least a new 80A amp and a new Fuse box it looks like (part #7124-2510, I think), where can I get a fuse box?
If you guys have any insight or ideas that can help me it would be greatly appreciated. I need my winter truck back in order, she is too fun to not be driving. Thanks in advance!
L.J.
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The 80 amp fuse is screwed into the fuse panel via a 10mm and 8mm bolt, one on each side. You have to remove the top off the fuse block, then release the clips holding the fuse and fuse holder in place. It will then slip out the bottom of the fuse block, thus giving you access to the two bolts. Once you remove those two bolts, you can take that fuse out.
ONce that happens, if nothing happens still, check your fuses under the dash. There should be a 15A ignition fuse which may have gone out. That block is located in the left kick panel.
ONce that happens, if nothing happens still, check your fuses under the dash. There should be a 15A ignition fuse which may have gone out. That block is located in the left kick panel.
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The 80 amp fuse is screwed into the fuse panel via a 10mm and 8mm bolt, one on each side. You have to remove the top off the fuse block, then release the clips holding the fuse and fuse holder in place. It will then slip out the bottom of the fuse block, thus giving you access to the two bolts. Once you remove those two bolts, you can take that fuse out.
ONce that happens, if nothing happens still, check your fuses under the dash. There should be a 15A ignition fuse which may have gone out. That block is located in the left kick panel.
ONce that happens, if nothing happens still, check your fuses under the dash. There should be a 15A ignition fuse which may have gone out. That block is located in the left kick panel.
You are the man! I have already replaced one of the 15A amps under the dash, now I will attack the 80A Thanks a lot man, I really appreciate it!
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Ok so I got some problems fixed now. I replaced the Fuses and put in new spark plugs and cleaned out the K&N air filter. But the truck won't start still. It has ran a couple of times, rough as hell, and with starting fluid being prayed into it. But most of the time She just turns and turns without starting up. What else should I attack? I also just put in 4 gallons of 93 octane gas on top of what has been sitting in the truck for the last few months.
Also, I am an idiot. I put the battery in the wrong way to begin with. Who knew that the side with the black post cover would match up with the red post and the side with the red tape on it would match up with the black post, lol.
Also, I am an idiot. I put the battery in the wrong way to begin with. Who knew that the side with the black post cover would match up with the red post and the side with the red tape on it would match up with the black post, lol.
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Thanks for all of the help guys!
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Easy way to tell if your fuel pump is working is to crack the 12mm Banjo bolt for the cold start injector. Just crack it open a bit, and have someone turn over the engine. If fuel sprays out, then you know the pump is working and you can worry about the EFI system. If No fuel comes out, you know something is preventing the fuel pump from working. If thats the case, then you should bypass the whole system and jump the fuel pump wiring to see if the pump works at all. If it does, then youo know you have a system related problem, and that its not the pump.
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Easy way to tell if your fuel pump is working is to crack the 12mm Banjo bolt for the cold start injector. Just crack it open a bit, and have someone turn over the engine. If fuel sprays out, then you know the pump is working and you can worry about the EFI system. If No fuel comes out, you know something is preventing the fuel pump from working. If thats the case, then you should bypass the whole system and jump the fuel pump wiring to see if the pump works at all. If it does, then youo know you have a system related problem, and that its not the pump.
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I was yanking on that thing and the seat wouldn't budge. I guess i need more leverage.
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Last edited by CyMoN; 12-22-2006 at 11:48 AM.