I washed the engine on my 2003 toyota tacoma 4 cylinder while it was running, it turned off and now wont start

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Check timing belt/condition to see if timing has jumped. Another possibility is cylinder wash down caused by water entering the cylinders wiping away the oil inside the cylinders. This could cause a low compression issue as the rings will not seal properly. You can remove the spark plugs and squirt some oil in each individual cylinder then crank the engine over to distribute the oil inside each cylinder to help raise compression.

Is the check engine light on? How long has it been since the engine was tuned up? A worn plug that is "hot soaked" can create a longer cranking time. Hot soaked means it may have some un-burned fuel in the cylinder since the first cold start. A weak or worn plug has a harder time getting this fuel burned out of the cylinder when more fuel is being added during a warm start.

On a 4 cylinder it's located on the side of the block, driver's side on a V-6 engine there are two and are located under the intake manifold, it has to be removed to get to them.

Replace spark plugs as they might have been worn and check the specific gravity of the battery checked. The ignition coil also may be causing the problem.

Won't start or won't crank ? ?
If it won't crank you might have an engine problem such as a broken timing belt.

Start but won't run ??
Have you checked to see if you are loosing spark to the plugs or fuel to the injectors ? Have you checked the fuel pressure at the injectors ?
I would start with that and then proceed.

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The answer (above) came from this link and was posted by joe the mechanic on this thread
http://www.fixya.com/cars/t890232-1996_toyota_tacoma_wont_start_when

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