I have a 2004 4 runner that will not crank sometimes and then it cranks if you wait a few minutes. Drive it for days and out of the blue it want start wait 20-30 minutes it will crank

Asked by obieatwell Mar 12, 2015 at 03:05 AM about the 2004 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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I have been having the exact same issue. I have no mods to the engine, after market exhaust put on 6 months ago. This issue started last week. When it does occur, it resets my radio and climate control. Have you had any luck in diagnosing the problem?

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I seem to have found the issue with mine. I took off the battery cables and cleaned them. i found that the negative battery terminal wasn't really tight and there was some corrosion on the post. since the cleaning, it has started every time with no issues. good luck!

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