86 toyota won't start

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Asked by Doodoopoopiepants Apr 18, 2016 at 11:38 PM about the 1986 Toyota Pickup 2 Dr SR5 4WD Standard Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Toyota doesn't have any lights on the interior
and the starter won't start but I replace the ignition
switch and make sure all of the fuses were good I
also ran a test on the battery and it has 12.46 volts.
I have power to my ignition switch butt when I turn
it over nothing happens my relay looks good I
tested it and it's still works so I'm lost can you guys
help

2 Answers

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So if I hot start my starter my truck will turn on. It still has no lights and once I shut off the truck it dies again my distributor is good no water inside head gasket is good I just replaced it 10 thousand miles ago did a complete rebuild on the engine battery is good fuses are good and I have power going all the way into my ignition switch but once it leaves the ignition switch it won't turn on anything. I just bought a new ignition switch yesterday and it didn't fix my problem

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I was thinking that it would have to be a ground somewhere or a relay but I checked every ground that I could find underneath the cab clean them replace the ends reconnected them and I check the relays to see if the electromagnet was working and they were

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