Warm Crank
03-13-2018, 06:13 PM
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Warm Crank
Hello I am new to Toyota, I just got a 1995 pickup 4x4 ext cab, 22re. So far I love it, it rides and drives great, but after a warm shutoff it doesnt want to crank up too good, around the little butterfly on the intake is clean, any suggestion? thanks
03-14-2018, 01:58 PM
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It will always start good cold ??
But cranks forever after running ??
Once up to Temperature if you turn the engine off and restart right away will it start or do you get the long cranking??
My first Guess would be leaking injectors fouling out the plugs
What do your plugs look like??
But cranks forever after running ??
Once up to Temperature if you turn the engine off and restart right away will it start or do you get the long cranking??
My first Guess would be leaking injectors fouling out the plugs
What do your plugs look like??
03-14-2018, 02:16 PM
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What exactly do you mean by the truck doesn't want to crank up too good?
Does the engine crank just fine but does not start after it warms up OR does the truck have a slow or no crank after it warms up and you try to start again?
03-14-2018, 05:20 PM
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Welcome to the forum, JRP!
Pls put us in front of your engine compartment:
Good job describing your rig. However, transmission type is also a critical information. I suggest you out that information on your signature (model-year-engine-transmission-teim)
Please clarify:
Take picture of starter relay, socket where it plugs into, pin numbers and where they insert in socket.
Pls put us in front of your engine compartment:
Good job describing your rig. However, transmission type is also a critical information. I suggest you out that information on your signature (model-year-engine-transmission-teim)
Please clarify:
- CRANK = starter motor turning, hence, Cold-CRANKING Amps rating on battery- because battery is used to crank the starter.
- COMBUSTION = spark + fuel + air. You hear, smell, feel the engine go "VROOM".
Take picture of starter relay, socket where it plugs into, pin numbers and where they insert in socket.
03-15-2018, 06:27 AM
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Thanks for letting us know what truck you drive, but we need more information in order to help you. is it a stick or automatic? and your description is almost as vague as "I have a funny noise".
03-15-2018, 01:24 PM
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