1994 Toyota Pickup Stalls While Driving

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ELLIEXX2001
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[b:daacd8352e][i:daacd8352e]Hey All,

My question is this...I just bought a 1994 toyota pickup 2wd...All was great for 2 weeks NOW the truck engine shuts off while driving around town only thing I hear is a click on the passenger side of the car near the floor just prior to the truck sutting off.

Has had spark plugs checked,distrubitor replaced,fuel filter replaced...


any ideas

Please help
Ellie :cry: [/i:daacd8352e][/b:daacd8352e]
Mar 29, 2006 at 12:51 PM
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LOSONE
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The problem sounds like the EFI main relay shutting down. As I remember it's located in that area up under the right side of the dash. It will be marked EFI main relay, take things apart and look. Sometimes it's called the circuit opening relay. Good luck
Mar 30, 2006 at 7:55 AM
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[quote:b68068272b="losone"]The problem sounds like the EFI main relay shutting down. As I remember it's located in that area up under the right side of the dash. It will be marked EFI main relay, take things apart and look. Sometimes it's called the circuit opening relay. Good luck[/quote:b68068272b]

THANKs for your info any way in contacting you via email should there be another questions re this?

Ellie/Dave
Mar 30, 2006 at 12:50 PM
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LOSONE
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Sure, losone@cableone.net
Mar 30, 2006 at 11:08 PM

Suggested Repair

Inspect and test the EFI main relay, also called the circuit opening relay, under the right side of the dash near the passenger floor. A click from that area just before the engine shuts off suggests the relay is dropping out.

Conversation Summary

The owner of a 1994 Toyota Pickup 2WD reported that the engine shuts off while driving around town, preceded by a click on the passenger side near the floor. Spark plugs, the distributor, and the fuel filter had already been checked or replaced. The expert advised checking the EFI main relay, sometimes called the circuit opening relay, under the right side of the dash.

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