Hello,
I went to work this A.M. in my 1990 Toyota pickup truck. All things seemed to work fine. 1/4 tank of gas, started right up, ect. After work I get in my truck and it would not start. The car turned over fine, the battery is good, but would not start, so I am very confused as to what the problem is. Right now I am guessing something that causes the truck to start is out of whack. Do I need to replace the spark plugs? I tried using some of that starter spray by spraying it on my air filter. Could my fuel line have frozen up? As a side note, my truck has started in much colder weather than today.
Im stumped as to what to do up in the north here in Duluth, MN
I went to work this A.M. in my 1990 Toyota pickup truck. All things seemed to work fine. 1/4 tank of gas, started right up, ect. After work I get in my truck and it would not start. The car turned over fine, the battery is good, but would not start, so I am very confused as to what the problem is. Right now I am guessing something that causes the truck to start is out of whack. Do I need to replace the spark plugs? I tried using some of that starter spray by spraying it on my air filter. Could my fuel line have frozen up? As a side note, my truck has started in much colder weather than today.
Im stumped as to what to do up in the north here in Duluth, MN
Dec 30, 2008 at 12:43 PM