1989 Toyota 3.0 pickup won't start
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1989 Toyota 3.0 pickup won't start
So here is the deal, I pulled my 1989 Toyota pickup with a 3.0 and did an egr delete, headers, new fuel pump, fuel filter. Tried to start it and wouldn't even try to fire. I have fuel, and spark. So anyways I went ahead and changed efi relay, checked all fuses, changed circuit opening relay, fuel pressure regulator, injectors (the Bosch 4 hole), plugs, cap, rotor, ohmed out cold start relay and timer. The truck will still not fire. Am I missing something because I am about to loose my mind. Please help thanks.
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I thought maybe I was not getting the correct intensity of spark so it may be drowning out and also it has been a loooooong time since I changed them out so couldn't hurt
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COR rarely fails, unless obviously affected by water leaking down the inside of the A-pillar.
hell, did you use a paperclip to jump the b+ and fp terminals in the diagnostic terminal?
Last edited by wallytoo; 12-04-2018 at 03:09 AM.
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Originally Posted by Nate83
So you made a response to my post about my truck not starting and I didn't appreciate your response. I tried to let it go but I cant. You are an ignorant prick and I am not some street kid trying to fix my truck. I have a sh** load of experience working on everything and I have been running a helicopter company shop for ten years working on turbine engines. So show a little respect for the people that don't know anything. When I do.
meanwhile, i am decidedly not a mechanic, nor have i ever worked as one. however, i have worked on dozens of other vehicle engines of mine over the years dating from the 1930s to the 1990s, along with hundreds of small engines in various pieces of equipment, along with the 3vze in my 4runner.
in that 3vze, i was able to replace the knock sensor and pigtail. this involved pulling the upper intake plenum and lower runners, fuel rail, upper timing cover, and idler pulley. i also replaced the leaking exhaust gasket at the manifold flange. realigned the timing belt and cam (since the belt slipped on the cam during the procedure), put everything back together, and it started with zero issue, the very first time i attempted to start it after finishing the knock sensor/pigtail replacement. i'd never worked on a 3vze before, but i can follow the directions in the FSM, and i check my work. what's your excuse?
Last edited by wallytoo; 01-27-2019 at 04:27 PM.
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