Hello all...

I have a 1990 Toyota 4x4, V6.

Here is the story, I had a remote car starter installed a couple months ago, after 3 weeks, my truck wouldn't start. I notice it was badly flooded, got fuel in the air intake and so, I cleaned it all up and still no start, had the car starter disabled, nothing... Towed to a mechanic, the mechanic did notice some fuel flood, tested everything (fuel pump, electrical etc.), mechanic put everything back together and it started! Didn't have an answer what the issue was.
After a month of good driving, yesterday I decided to get buddy to install the car starter, everything went well, tested and all.
THIS MORNING NO START, same issue!



Would rather keep the car starter because of the cold, so anything would help.

Guess if I have to, I will remove the car starter.

THANKS in advance.

 

I would say yeah, remove the car starter and then see if it starts. I agree with you about the cold though, it sucks......

 

I have removed the remote starter, than gave it a push start, it started no problem, just a little rough because of the flood.

This morning, the truck would start again

It gets flooded if it doesn't catch on the first turn....

thanks guys