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Then likely igniter failure.Dizzy cap, rotor, plugs & wires are in good shape. All are Mr T parts and roughly 7500 miles / 3 years old.
Line going from coil to dizzy is not sparking.
The first time I had intermittent stalling, then fine for a day or 2 then done.When your Ignitor went south did your truck exhibit any signs before complete failure?
So the answer would be "no".Did you check the simple things first, like the condition of the cap/rotor?
Have you checked with Jason at Cruiseryard @arcteryx?No OEM's available. What is the general consensus on eBay dizzy? Better or worse than anything else in the aftermarket?!?!
That's a tough question to answer without seeing the unit. If the rotor shaft bearing is good, the seal is good, and there is no sign of corrosion in the housing, then chances are that it will last a long time. Make sure to check the coils for spec before installing.I emailed Jason on Thursday, he hasn't responded yet. I'll give him through today before calling and emailing again.
Think a used OEM would out last an aftermarket new?
Wrong distributor. That's for 1FZ-FE. He has a 3FE.That thing looks like it has been under the sea for a while.... Here is OEM, easy to find but pricey, yikes!
DISTRIBUTOR ASSY | Genuine Toyota | 19100-66020
Wrong distributor. That's for 1FZ-FE. He has a 3FE.