My fj62 is having trouble starting after I rolled it on its pass. side 3 weeks ago. This morning I started it for the first time since the roll. Before starting it, I changed oil, cleaned air intake/filter, checked plugs (looked okay), poured about 2gallons fresh gas in it b/c all had drained out. I thought everything looked/sounded okay when it started...
Then, I drove down to town to get some gas (about 5 miles). Removing the gas cap released a LARGE amount of pressure (more than usual). Next, I drove to a coffee shop. After sitting for about 10 minutes, I went to leave. The truck started up...then, backfired and died (it did this a couple time on the way to the coffee shop, but I was able to keep it going with a burst of throttle). I tried for a while to get it started, but eventually had to tow it home. Once home, I checked the fuel filter. When I loosened the line from the input side of filter, there was another LARGE release of pressure. Also, I sprayed a little carb cleaner in the throttle body and the motor 'tried' to start but did not actually fire, just missed a couple of times.
Does this sound like a faulty fuel pressure regulator? Seems like pressure is building up in the tank upto the regulator. The carb cleaner shows that it is getting spark, so I don't think its the EFI relay. Any ideas?
Then, I drove down to town to get some gas (about 5 miles). Removing the gas cap released a LARGE amount of pressure (more than usual). Next, I drove to a coffee shop. After sitting for about 10 minutes, I went to leave. The truck started up...then, backfired and died (it did this a couple time on the way to the coffee shop, but I was able to keep it going with a burst of throttle). I tried for a while to get it started, but eventually had to tow it home. Once home, I checked the fuel filter. When I loosened the line from the input side of filter, there was another LARGE release of pressure. Also, I sprayed a little carb cleaner in the throttle body and the motor 'tried' to start but did not actually fire, just missed a couple of times.
Does this sound like a faulty fuel pressure regulator? Seems like pressure is building up in the tank upto the regulator. The carb cleaner shows that it is getting spark, so I don't think its the EFI relay. Any ideas?