Starting Problems
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Starting Problems
Hey Gang,
Brand new here. Just purchased a 1991 4Runner 2wd v6 with 151,000 miles for $1000. Great price for super clean runner. It has a new starter, alternator, plugs, wires, distributor, coil and ignitor and it will still not start now that all that is replaced...Any suggestions? I tried pulling the alternator fuse, looked like it was fried and it just disintegrated as I tried to pull it. Any suggestions in getting it out as well. Any help would be great. Thanks!!
Brand new here. Just purchased a 1991 4Runner 2wd v6 with 151,000 miles for $1000. Great price for super clean runner. It has a new starter, alternator, plugs, wires, distributor, coil and ignitor and it will still not start now that all that is replaced...Any suggestions? I tried pulling the alternator fuse, looked like it was fried and it just disintegrated as I tried to pull it. Any suggestions in getting it out as well. Any help would be great. Thanks!!
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The alt fuse has nothing to do with the vehicle starting it would only affect the charging of the battery.
First thing to do is to check
Spark- pull a wire off the plug pull plug put back in to wire and sit plug against block(grounded surface) and turn key You should see a spark. carefull how you hold it or it will light you up :smilie:
Fuel- easiest way is to turn key on a few times and crack the cold start injector line loose. You should see fuel squirt out for a second. fuel pumps are a common failure.
I delt with a no start and had a hell of a time until I finally found the problem.
Let us know what you find on these above items
First thing to do is to check
Spark- pull a wire off the plug pull plug put back in to wire and sit plug against block(grounded surface) and turn key You should see a spark. carefull how you hold it or it will light you up :smilie:
Fuel- easiest way is to turn key on a few times and crack the cold start injector line loose. You should see fuel squirt out for a second. fuel pumps are a common failure.
I delt with a no start and had a hell of a time until I finally found the problem.
Let us know what you find on these above items
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