Ive got a 94 toyota pickup, its got the 2.4L on a trail ride i lost fan, and i put the alter. belt back on and drove it home, i killed it a light and since than i havent been able to start it. im not getting any power to the cab of my truck. i checked my fuses and everything seems to check out. any suggestions where to look next?

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Sounds like you have an intermittent electrical problem. Check your positive battery wire going into your fuse box the connection becomes loose. I have seen 2 or 3 Toyota pickups have the a similar problem. Also check Battery connections and the ground cable.

If your pickup has a loose battery cables and/or wires it can not charge to it full potential no matter how new your alternator or your battery. Try turning on your head lights and wiggling your battery wires if the lights go dim or flicker, chances are that wire is loose or has a bad connection.

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I had the same problem with my chevy s 10 I got a new rotor button and new distributor cap and it fired right up!! what happens is over time the gold covering on the rotor button wares off and no longers sends a spark to the plugs. A new rotor button is in the 5 to 10 dollar range and a new distributor cap is arounds 20 to 30 dollars!! good luck bro,

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• Posted on Aug 30, 2009

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If the body is good, and you're keeping it for another 12... go for it. Best truck there is!

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Quick tip that might help. Under the glove box is the blower fan, check the plugs that run to it make sure they have a good connection. then give the blower fan a little tap, mine was just stuck. could have been from dust or something. Or a plug might have been loose.