Thats how they are labelled but are they actually putting that out?
thereabout. Seller checked it out for me. Not a big diffrence
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thereabout. Seller checked it out for me. Not a big diffrence
Please try TractionMan's idea first to disconnect the batteries and let the ECU reset.
Next step I personally would get the codes read to see if its an immobiliser problem, before going any futher.
However there is a procedure to resync the immobiliser and engine ECU by shorting two pins together on the OBD connector and waiting half an hour or so. See this thread:
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Next step I personally would get the codes read to see if its an immobiliser problem, before going any futher.
However there is a procedure to resync the immobiliser and engine ECU by shorting two pins together on the OBD connector and waiting half an hour or so. See this thread:
Is the 120 the same as lexus gx450
Hello guys I have just replace my rear height sensors for my rear suspension. My problem is it has gone into safe mode apparently and has gone to its highest setting. My dash light indicator for my height control is stuck in neutral. I have watched a clip on YouTube we're the guy has a lexus...
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Make sure your batteries are connected and youre satisfied with the connections then try a jump start off another vehicle, if your batteries are not what they seem, the extra power may do it.
Please try TractionMan's idea first to disconnect the batteries and let the ECU reset.
Next step I personally would get the codes read to see if its an immobiliser problem, before going any futher.
However there is a procedure to resync the immobiliser and engine ECU by shorting two pins together on the OBD connector and waiting half an hour or so. See this thread:
Is the 120 the same as lexus gx450
Hello guys I have just replace my rear height sensors for my rear suspension. My problem is it has gone into safe mode apparently and has gone to its highest setting. My dash light indicator for my height control is stuck in neutral. I have watched a clip on YouTube we're the guy has a lexus...
Ok . I’m trying tomorrow
I done exactly what you wrote
Still nothing
My device obd2 not works with Toyota so I can’t check engine errors codes but I recorded videos starting engine. On the first video I start engine first master key
On The second video I put the second master key
Still nothing
My device obd2 not works with Toyota so I can’t check engine errors codes but I recorded videos starting engine. On the first video I start engine first master key
On The second video I put the second master key
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Hi again Tero, well there is certainly enough grunting your batteries.
An odd one this, non start after changing batteries. I had no batteries at all on mine for 4/6 weeks and it started instantly, I put new on.
Clutching at straws, can you push up and down on the primer on top of fuel filter housing, it should be hard.
I am thinking air in system when you removed screw from pump. If you can pump the primer, pump,until hard, then try to start.
An odd one this, non start after changing batteries. I had no batteries at all on mine for 4/6 weeks and it started instantly, I put new on.
Clutching at straws, can you push up and down on the primer on top of fuel filter housing, it should be hard.
I am thinking air in system when you removed screw from pump. If you can pump the primer, pump,until hard, then try to start.
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Did it pump or was it hard ?
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Ok, now you have tried to start it and left it, try pumping again. If you can pump again, you have air in system.
The primer should be hard all the time.
The primer should be hard all the time.
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Watching your video again, IF there is air in system, pump till hard then turn the engine over for a longer period, The very short time you turned the engine over is not enough.
Like on video
Yes its my vehicle
Max time was 10-15s starting engine
Couldn't really see the glow plug light on the video, hence the question!
If I was you I'd get a code reader that works with it - seeing as its your car, it will be an investment which you can use to solve future issues too.
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Agree Karl, it could be quicker in the long run, save all this guess work.
As said before it's odd it's all gone tits up with a simple battery change !
As said before it's odd it's all gone tits up with a simple battery change !
Ok I’m trying tomorrow
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I had a similar problem once on a Lexus , if you have locked the car with the remote then unlocked the car with the key or the other way round when disconnecting the battery the immobiliser will not let you start the car , try unlocking the drivers door with the key first and then using the remote press the unlock button to resync the system then try start the engine if that does not work try locking the car with the key and then locking it with the remote then unlocking it with the remote and try start the engine with the key ,
Good luck .
Good luck .
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