20 Most Recent 1988 Toyota Pickup - Page 5 Questions & Answers

You might be able to take the starter out to access the flywheel and use a pry bar to break them apart. You could also have a failed slave or master cyl.

why when i replace the broken timing belt on my1999 honda accord . car wont start not getting sparks from mu distuator

sounds like a bad ground to your solinoid its not the starter try tapping the solinoid

you have a bad fuel pump or a fuel pressure reg,

It's Possible that you got the wires mixed up.

Hi Bill A very serious short circuit. Find out where the problem is before reconnecting. Regards John

The fuel pump relay is on the passenger side above the "ECM" (computer) you need to remove the speaker grill and take the speaker out to get to the FP relay, drop the glove box door go in with a 10mm socket w/ extension to the kick panel about where the top of the speaker opening is ,thats where its screwed to the panel, but you can see it as soon as you get the speaker out.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where_is_the_fuel_pump_relay_for_88_Toyota_pickup#ixzz27QhVh8i2

Having the same problem myself, don't know if it is wiring problem or not. Cleaned the battery terminals; seemed to help temporarily but may be alternator problem. The truck has an oil leak and I'm wondering if that may be affecting the belt. I love the truck but it sucks at night when the the headlights dim. Will let you know if I figure it out.