PlugItIn

ugh...i should of known this...same thing happened to my truck. Sorry for not thinking of it earlier =( Good luck with it though!

clappedoutyota

how did u fix it bud? did u just put a rubber piece in there and clamp it on ??? lemme know, thanks i appreciate it... I should be pissed, but this truck is so easy to work on its not even funny lol. im used to 1000hp drag car motors where every little change u make effects something else, so this is all very simplistic, its fun haha

PlugItIn

The PO had that bend piece break off from the pump unit itself...so he JB welded a hard line in there and hooked it up to a rubber hose. Worked good cause there was no bed on the truck. As soon as i put a bed on it, it broke the JB welded peice because it was too high. I cheated and have a couple junk toys and already had another tank out, and i just swapped em. If you can fit a rubber line in there, that should work.

clappedoutyota

ya, im thinking thats what im gonna do, i really dont wanna get a whole new hard line, no so much cuz of price cuz id bed it myself, but holy jesus what a pita that would be to snake through there lol

PlugItIn

yeah, i cheated too cause i just pulled off my bed and did it all from the top =)

clappedoutyota

ya, its real easy to get to due to the hatch right there, good engineering in that respect on toyotas part

clappedoutyota

is there anything else i should be looking into ? besides fuel pump <?

PlugItIn

did fixing the hose not fix it?

clappedoutyota

i havent tried fixing the hose yet, i was just asking if anyone else had any ideas, i work 300miles away during the week, by st. louis on an oil refinery, then come home and tinker o the weekend, good news is, im taking thurs and friday off so i can get to the bottom of this jalopy lol

toyota4x4907

AFM. I had the same problem with my '88 when I first bought it. The plug on the AFM was loose and dirty. check around there.

clappedoutyota

hrmm ill check that as well

Lumpy

Make sure the lil flapper thingy moves real easy like and not sticking anywhere. I think once you get the fuel line fixed you'll be good to go.

clappedoutyota

well im back, fixed the line, and put a new pump and filter in, does the same damn thing, anyone else have any ideas

clappedoutyota

could this be a air flow meter problem? no cracks in the intake track that i can see

4Crawler

iTrader: (3)

Test is and find out:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/AFM/index.shtml

clappedoutyota

my house is 77 degrees, and im getting 1900ohms for the e2-tha reading otherwise its looking like its all in spec, when i push the flapper in, i get about 80ohms with the flapper all the way ope

clappedoutyota

im at a total loss now, i got no idea what the hell is making this thing not work? its obviously not fuel now

clappedoutyota

anyone else got any ideas? anyone in the northern illinois area with knowledge of these things ? HELP hunting seasons coming and i need my buggy!

jungle_runner

sorry if this is repetitive, i haven't read the whole thread, but:

TPS, AFM, O2 Sensor, Vacuum Leak, Fuel Pressure, Timing, and check your diagnostic codes.

Jmitchell5

Did you ever figure out what the problem was? I have an 85 toy extra cab with the 22re and its doing the same thing I've only had the truck for a week and it only ran fine the day I bought it...not sure where to start