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Old Aug 13, 2010 | 03:48 PM
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"Fancy"???
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Old Aug 13, 2010 | 04:27 PM
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"Fancy"???
heres your one chance, fancy dont let me down.......oh....i thought this was open mic night....well theres some Reba Mcynitre for ya!!
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Old Aug 13, 2010 | 04:33 PM
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Hahahaha.... Well, I thought they all had them, from at least 86 and up, no? Guess I was wrong, lol.
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Old Aug 14, 2010 | 04:49 PM
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iam rocking a 2wd so.. the only time iam off road is in my lawn.. trying move around all 5 of my vehicles
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Old Aug 14, 2010 | 07:23 PM
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Oh, I know, 90..... But that doesn't stop a 40lb piece of Semi-Tire(STEEL SHINING STRIPS) FROM FLIPPING AND SLAPPING A GASH into the tank, ..... Those things protect from MANY hazards, ya know? So, yours didn't come with one stock, eh 90? I guess cuz I've never owned a 2WD Pick up I wouldn't have had a look at one close up. Interesting.
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Old Aug 15, 2010 | 06:28 AM
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i wouldnt actually know.. i owned a 82 2wd drive and it didnt have one.. and i bought this 90 pickup july of 09 for 600 bucks of a crackhead... only thing wrong with was a blown head gasket... withthe engine.. but, but low and behold i found a engine own by Myrtle beach for 250.00 with less than 100k miles on it.. so i was like sold...

the dam trucks needs a power steering gear box, a 5 speed trans.. instead of the 4spd. a/c system and a tailgate... and maybe some bucket seats down the road..

i got a better chance of getting shell casing in my tires ratter than some semi tire, trash..
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Old Aug 21, 2010 | 09:46 AM
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Quick question
My diagnostic box, the little box next to the fuse box in the engine, is full of a white grease or what apperas to be white grease. My engine (22R) does not start and all the fuses are fine. Any chance that something melted? can this box be replaced?
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Old Aug 21, 2010 | 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Juankka007
Quick question
My diagnostic box, the little box next to the fuse box in the engine, is full of a white grease or what apperas to be white grease. My engine (22R) does not start and all the fuses are fine. Any chance that something melted? can this box be replaced?
That grease is injected at the factory, as well as later on by any mechanic worth his salt. It's dielectric grease... helps in making better contacts and preventing any rust or oxidization.

If it wont start, I would go to the basics, and first start with the Search Box above... then type in '22r wont start'... Are you getting any clicking at all? If not, are you getting a clicking in the area behind the glove box when you try to turn it over? Can't remember if you have a Circuit Open Relay in there on a 22r, but if it goes out... NO GO-GO to the Fuel Pump.(COR on a 22r, guys?)

Couple things to check would be;

1. Be sure you have good voltage and grounds
2. Be SURE you've not left something disconnected
3. Check for voltage to the starter, at the starter
4. IF YOU DO have a clicking in your starter, or it's actually turning over, we'll move on to other things, but start for us there, with some more info,ok? More specific info, ok?

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Old Aug 21, 2010 | 12:10 PM
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Old Aug 21, 2010 | 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by ChefYota4x4
That grease is injected at the factory, as well as later on by any mechanic worth his salt. It's dielectric grease... helps in making better contacts and preventing any rust or oxidization.

If it wont start, I would go to the basics, and first start with the Search Box above... then type in '22r wont start'... Are you getting any clicking at all? If not, are you getting a clicking in the area behind the glove box when you try to turn it over? Can't remember if you have a Circuit Open Relay in there on a 22r, but if it goes out... NO GO-GO to the starter.

Couple things to check would be;

1. Be sure you have good voltage and grounds
2. Be SURE you've not left something disconnected
3. Check for voltage to the starter, at the starter(if you have a COR and hear the clicking in the glove box area)
4. IF YOU DO have a clicking in your starter, or it's actually turning over, we'll move on to other things, but start for us there, with some more info,ok? More specific info, ok?
Ooooo.....Chef. COR only controls the fuel pump. The starter will kick the motor over, but no fuel will reach the rail. So, if the relay has died....evident by the no clicking......you could always bypass it at the fuel pump testing terminals.
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Old Aug 21, 2010 | 08:53 PM
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Ooooo.....Chef. COR only controls the fuel pump. The starter will kick the motor over, but no fuel will reach the rail. So, if the relay has died....evident by the no clicking......you could always bypass it at the fuel pump testing terminals.
Oops, yep, sorry bout that. I have to stop doing drive by's in such a hurry, haha. Actually, which one is it that can stop the Starter from getting any juice? Solenoid and "Main" relay? They didn't have a starter relay, specifically, for the 22re until 89, right?

Anyway, I was waiting to hear from him as to more details, ya know? Not even sure if it's turning over, etc.
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Old Aug 22, 2010 | 04:50 AM
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Another drive by poster, eh?

<<<Oh dear! Help me with my truck!!!!>><<vvvvvvvvvrrrroooom!>>>>.......and, they're gone....hahaha!

I really don't know much about 22r circuitry, Chef, so I can't say entirely. I know there's atleast an ignition switch, a solenoid, and a battery. And, I don't know when Toyota began using a starter relay on EFI's. The main/EFI relay, as far as I recall, is for injectors, ECU, FPU, COR, and a couple other things. Not the starter circuit, though. I know it's all somewhere on autoshop, and I've read it several times before. Just don't remember offhand. But, then, I've only just started on my first cup of coffee.....
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Old Aug 22, 2010 | 05:06 AM
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Another drive by poster, eh?

<<<Oh dear! Help me with my truck!!!!>><<vvvvvvvvvrrrroooom!>>>>.......and, they're gone....hahaha!

I really don't know much about 22r circuitry, Chef, so I can't say entirely. I know there's atleast an ignition switch, a solenoid, and a battery. And, I don't know when Toyota began using a starter relay on EFI's. The main/EFI relay, as far as I recall, is for injectors, ECU, FPU, COR, and a couple other things. Not the starter circuit, though. I know it's all somewhere on autoshop, and I've read it several times before. Just don't remember offhand. But, then, I've only just started on my first cup of coffee.....
i do know one thing.. if you dont have the gray efi ground strapp boloted to the intake on the 22re your truck may start for a secon and then die out.. i found this out after changing out my injector o-rings and i was puzzled for 2 hrs.. then i went back to my before and after pictures and then it was obivsous on the wire i forgot to ground to the intake... its apparent that it controls the ecu and efi sytem..

anyone that has a 22re you should take the ground strapp off and see what iam talking about once you try to start it..
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Old Aug 22, 2010 | 05:27 AM
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Yep. Any circuit voltage supply has to have ground to operate. So, yeah....a starting problem may have nothing to do with any switches or relays. Just a bad ground.
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