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My Tacoma has an issue- where after disconnecting the battery, the ECU forgets the air/fuel adjustments that keep it running smoothly and it has to relearn- if the intake becomes dirty/too much buildup over time. I haven't ruled out this possibility?
I did check all the fuses- everything was good.
I'll have to check that wire for voltage when cranking over. After grounding the spark plug against the battery, it refused to spark when cranking over. When I did check the ignition coil signal wire, I'm pretty sure it read that it was cleanly grounded the entire time. I will have to test again and look for the +2v when cranking.
  • Posted 28 Jul 2025 15:04
  • By Zales
  • joined 28 Jul'25 - 2 messages
  • CA, United States

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