Why won't my truck start after I just put a new battery in it?

Asked by bump Mar 18, 2007 at 03:21 PM about the 1994 Toyota Pickup

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I put a new battery in the truck and now it won't start.  Will just turn over.

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LouB answered 17 years ago

Hi bump! Here's a pretty complete no-start troubleshooting guide to help you eliminate the simple possibilities. Hope it helps! Good luck! http://www.samarins.com/diagnose/index.html

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OldAxe answered 11 years ago

First thing to check when a Toyota fails to start is the heater fuse, it's hard to believe how many circuits are tied to it.

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Bambi_2002 answered 8 years ago

I have dual batteries on '85 diesel Toyota truck. Do I jump start like gas engine or any difference? Thanks

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Firefighter323 answered 8 years ago

I have a 1994 Nissan pickup truck I have put a new battery and a new alternator and a new starter. Still won't start but you can jump it off it will start

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