FWIW, every few months mine will lose pressure in the fuel system. Which means when I crank it to start, it does nothing but crank.

Band-aid fix is to crank the heck out of it. It builds pressure in the fuel system and finally fires up.

Might want to try cranking yours a good bit longer than usual and see if it gradually starts to chuff and fire and finally run.


'97 T-100 SR5
'86 Toyota's, the variety pack (all gone)