Toyota problems

Dear Mark, What is mean is not the type of motor but the kind of motor for a specific function. For example, you may replace the starter motor or etc... When you mention, as your car warm up, the problem occur. If you switch on heater or Air conditoning during wet weather, will the problem occur faster? How about when you change gear especially to do overtaking of another vehicle, will the same thing occur too? Is your pickup running on diesel? Manual or automatic gear? Someone mention about pe

Dear Mark, What motor did you actually replaced? I have been a mechanic for quite a while and may be I can help. Send me a message then.

I chanced upon this thread when surfing mylot and it got me curious. It has been 4 years since you posted. Ever found the cause of the problem with your pickup?

Try checking the Fuel Filter. Looks like you have a bit of choking on the delivery of your fuel.

Dear Mark, Thanks for your reply. Since you did not mention if your pickup is running on diesel, I'wll provide you my experience base in my experience. I own a KE71 Toyota station wagon. About 25 yrs old now and still running good. I assume your pcikup is running on petrol. 1. Have your fuel tank totally clean. 2. Clean the carburetor 3. Replace the fuel filter. This is to totally remove the rusty particles from the fuel system. No pint for you just to replace the fuel filter as after a while, the same problem will occur. Give it a try. If you put on A/C or Aircondition and when the car heats up, same thing happen, do let me know. I have another solution to that.

Have you checked your throttle position sensor (TPS) or the crankshaft sensor? Unfortunately, the ethanol in the gasoline these days is messing up our older vehicles. We have a 95 corolla and the same thing was happening to it too so we've changed everything you could think of except for the TPS. I don't think you have a ECU on your pickup. Have you had a chance to run a scanner on your truck? Hope this helps =)