It won't start after driving 25 miles or so. sometimes won't first thing in morning. had a rebuilt started put in and that did it for about a year. when it does start i hear a clicking sound under the dash in center counsol, like maybe a relay. sometimes just pulling the fuse and putting it back in takes care of it, but not always
SOURCE: 1998 problem starting?
The relay is probably bolted in, and will have to be removed by unbolting it after removal of the fuse box. It could be the relay, although I doubt it. More likely other components beginning to fail such as the starter switch, the neutral safety switch, the contacts in the starter solenoid, or the battery itself.
SOURCE: intermittent starting problem on 99 Camry
You need to have the starter removed and have the starter contacts replaced. They are burnt. This is a common problem.
SOURCE: 1999 toyota tacoma Sr5 won't start
Check for fuel pressure when starting. Fuel pumps have a check valve in them that keep fuel in the rail at the injectors. If the check valve fails, the pump has to pump fuel all of the way up to the engine. Same thing with hot no-restarts. Fuel pump.
SOURCE: 2003 Corolla won't start after checking fuses
Well something that a lot of people dont realize is that you cant check a fuse just by looking at it everytime. Sometimes you can look at it and clearly see the metal conductor inside is split. A lot of times the split on the metal conductor can be really small or it can be split under the plastic of the fuse, then you wont be able to see it. What you need to do is by a test light to test fuses. Leave them plugges into the car. hook the test light up to any ground. Start the car. Then touch the tip of the test light to each of the two exposed peices of metal at the top end of the fuse. Now if you touch one metal side of the fuse and the test light lights up then you touch the other side of it and the test light doesnt light up, then you have a bad fuse. If you touch both sides and the test light lights up on both then the fuse is good.
As far as the car not started, when your husband was pulling fuses randomly he probably popped the ignition fuse on the car, which gives the car the 12V of power so that it can start. What you do is check you owners manual or the back side of the fuse panel for the fuse layout/diagram. Find the fuse that says IGN and no need to test it if you dont want just replace it with a fuse of the same wattage and try to start the car. It should start right up. If it does look under your hood. There is another fuse box on the drivers side under your hook. Repeat the same steps I just told you for the other fuses. Find the one that says IGN and test it, if its bad replace it.
SOURCE: Engine won't start, only hear a click and dash lights dim
check to see if the terminals on the battery are 1.tight, 2.free from acid buildup...
Car
not starting or turning over indicates towards multiple possibilities. It can
be issue with battery or weak battery. But if battery checks out ok, then it
can be starter issue or faulty alternator or problem with low fuel pressure or
no spark at spark plugs due to dirty spark plugs or faulty ignition
coil or injectors getting cracked or dirty and needs to be cleaned.
To
confirm the problem, the basic troubleshooting is required.
Click
this link below and follow the troubleshooting:------
http://technoanswers.blogspot.in/2012/02/car-starting-issues.html
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This will help.
Thanks.
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