1992 Toyota 4Runner has a full charge in the battery but has no power to lights,starter, stereo, etc. what could the problem be? its a 2.4L 4cyl 5spd

Sounds like you have an issue with the clutch.

more burnt wires, fryed starter or fryed computer

The starter comes out from the passengerside wheel well.Disconnect battery, then jack up vehicle and put a jack stand under the car on the frame. Remove the cover up in the wheel well. Remove front skid plate to gain access to the lower starter bolt. Remove wire hooked to starter and to motor mount. Remove two small bolts on heat shield. If vehicle is an automatic remove kickdown cable bracket. Upper starter bolt can the be removed and the starter will come out.

make sure your battery connections are clean, and tight, also on the solenoid, if you have bright lights, solenoid or starter problems.

It should only start in P and N. Is this a 4 wheel drive? Check the transfer case if it is. If not check to make sure torque converter bolts were put in. If they weren't it won't do anything.

if you don't get a click at all, your starter may be losing it's solenoid. there's a panel in the right fenderwell that the starter is behind. get that panel off and lightly tap the starter with something. if it fires right up, the solenoid is sticking.

"ETC PWR" means the "power mode" switch on the tranny is on. this lets the tranny rev above 3000 RPM, and is normal. look for a button near the center console and punch it. as for running rough, have someone check to make sure a coule of wires didn't get switched. also, you shoulda changed the plugs, too.

check fuel injector wiring harness were it goes through the intake it rubbs on the intake and will ground the injectors will drive you mad!!! \

start by going to www.autozone.com and put your vehicle in and pull up the manual. its totaly free. follow the step by step instruction.

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