New battery. No dash lights or and will not turn over to start

new gasket and or sealant

The usual cause of this is a dying battery, which has enough charge to pull in the starter solenoid (the click), but not always enough to crank the engine.This is because such a battery cannot hold a good charge for very long.

If you feel your battery is definitely OK then it would be the large contacts at the bottom of the starter solenoid, which are worn out. The solenoid pulls in but contact is made only intermittently. I had a Toyota once which did that.

sounds like you have no power(12v) going to the alternator.verify the single red wire @ alternator
has 12v. if there is no power you'll need to trace the wiring,.start by checking fuses in cab & in the
engine compartment fuse boxes

hello, it sounds like the alternator is the problem, most auto parts stores can check the alternator/charging system at no charge without removing it from the truck, I'm sure you will find that the alternator needs to be replaced.

i have a 1989 toyota pickup 4x4 3.0 v6 changed the starter and only starts if its warm out brand new batt. new starter. help me with problem

the way to find that out is to take positive cable off battery while running if truck dies then alternator is bad

charge or, replace the battery and, or cables

Your truck is going to take about 5.5 quarts.
Since your motor have some high miles on it, I would use non-synthetic 10w-30 oil that has the high mileage formula.
Synthetic will cause leaks on an old engine because the molecules are smaller and will go through gaskets easily.
High mileage formula will help recondition the gaskets.

Its fixed. I just needed a new Ignition Relay and new alternator relay. Thats all a whole 4 bucks and i'm back up and running

Sometimes the new battery is not 100% charged. Put it on a charger or jump start the car, the alternator should then charge up the battery.