No spark after washing2020

Asked by Dylan Jul 29, 2020 at 03:48 AM about the 1988 Toyota Pickup 2 Dr SR5 4WD Standard Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

88 22re toyota pickup . Bought this little truck the other day
from a friend that drove it every day. I drove it 10 miles
home, pressure washed it real good, light misted under
hood, and when I started it had an awful miss. In a few
minutes it's like it ran out of gas. Slowly stopped making
fire. Until ultimately it will only turn over and over. I have
been over everything as that I know how. It has newer coil
and igniter but I dont think I'm getting any power to that
however my rotor is spinning.
I'd really appreciate you guys

4 Answers

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Take the distributor cap off and spray inside the cap and everything on the distributor with WD-40 then put it back together, take each sparkplug wire off and spray them where they go into the cap as well as at the plugs wait 5 min and it should start.

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Take the distributor cap off and spray inside the cap and everything on the distributor with WD-40 then put it back together, take each sparkplug wire off and spray them where they go into the cap as well as at the plugs wait 5 min and it should start.

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154,875

Yup, the ignition system is wet. As Peter said plus it might be time for a tune up too! Hope that helps! Jim

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