Had a buddy have a similar thing happen on his Toyota. Turned out to be one of the main ECM fuses. (Not the little spade kind, one of the big blocks of metal and plastic next to them.)
Had a buddy have a similar thing happen on his Toyota. Turned out to be one of the main ECM fuses. (Not the little spade kind, one of the big blocks of metal and plastic next to them.)
Did you check power steering pressure switch?
Yes!
Could you send me a pic of the metal block LOL I think I know what you mean but turning every stone
Google is failing me for an exact picture.
So not the same model truck, but basically these things..
On my buddy's Tundra they are held in with screws.
Couple things that come to mind because I believe the fuel pump module is controlled with the ecm, when you turn the key on does the check engine light come on and if so does the security light flash all the time or stay on with the key out?
I had a similar problem on a 2003 Cobra. Sorry, had to pause for a moment of sadness for selling that car.
Back on task the performance chip/card on the ecm was not plugged all the way in.
Back on task the performance chip/card on the ecm was not plugged all the way in.
Will at Stand Tall Automotive, in Bethany. Tell him Danny sent you (it's Grumpy's first name) ...
We've used them also and were very happy with their work. Will is closer to us and came VERY highly recommended so we gave him a try. Both places are very reasonable in their pricing.
Cliff Fleming is who I’d call. He’s fixed two of my vehicles that had similar issues to yours. He’s extremely skilled at electrical issues. The best part is he’s a mobile mechanic.
Man, lots of great responses!
