22re wont start
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22re wont start
85 TOYOTA SR5 - 89 22RE
Hey my brother came up to visit and his yota died, we replaced the motor, new head gasket, timing gasket, gaskets that had to come off to do the head and timing gaskets, spark plugs, rotor in distributor. But now that the motors installed we can smell gas tested spark but she just isnt firing, only cranks. Any ideas?
Hey my brother came up to visit and his yota died, we replaced the motor, new head gasket, timing gasket, gaskets that had to come off to do the head and timing gaskets, spark plugs, rotor in distributor. But now that the motors installed we can smell gas tested spark but she just isnt firing, only cranks. Any ideas?
Last edited by Cliff Mundt; 07-21-2017 at 07:21 PM.
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Well if you have spark it can only be timing or fuel
Don`t forget the complete Air intake must be installed and tight,
Wires on Correct??
Did you destroy the injector harness when removing the harness when removing the engine
Those connections get quite brittle with old age.
Just because you smell fuel does not mean your injectors are firing.
Though you might have a fuel leak
Don`t forget the complete Air intake must be installed and tight,
Wires on Correct??
Did you destroy the injector harness when removing the harness when removing the engine
Those connections get quite brittle with old age.
Just because you smell fuel does not mean your injectors are firing.
Though you might have a fuel leak
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Well if you have spark it can only be timing or fuel
Don`t forget the complete Air intake must be installed and tight,
Wires on Correct??
Did you destroy the injector harness when removing the harness when removing the engine
Those connections get quite brittle with old age.
Just because you smell fuel does not mean your injectors are firing.
Though you might have a fuel leak
Don`t forget the complete Air intake must be installed and tight,
Wires on Correct??
Did you destroy the injector harness when removing the harness when removing the engine
Those connections get quite brittle with old age.
Just because you smell fuel does not mean your injectors are firing.
Though you might have a fuel leak