1999 toyota tacoma wont start even when jumped

SOURCE: starting problem

This may sound like a problem with a fuel pump. To test if it is with the security system, with a battery in parallel or a working battery, you should be able to disable the alarm via the key or have it manually disabled, then see if it will start

SOURCE: replace starter

Disconnect the battery, then crawl under the truck and locate the starter, remove the plug going to the solenoid (small brown lead w plastic clip) . then the power wire that goes from the battery to the main starter terminal (12 mm nut) locate the 2 starter bolts 14 mm and unbolt the starter and remove. install in reverse order. ON the 4 wheel drives you may need to remove the skid plates over the bottom of the engine to access the starter.

SOURCE: my 1996 toyota tacoma wont start when hot

Found this solution and it worked for me on my 1996 Toyota Tacoma and fixed the problem you described...!!! Here it is "I Hope You All Appreciate This FAST and EASY Inexpensive Repair That Even The Toyota Dealers Dont Seem To Know How To Fix !!! The Problem Is The Air filter temp sensor. Look On The Left Side Of the Air Filter Housing and Disconnect The Plug Thats Attached To The Spark Plug Like Plastic Sensor Mounted on The Side Of the Air Filter Housing, Now Go Start Your Truck !!! Your Truck Will Start And RUN Fine Now ! Replace The Sensor Approx $59 at Autozone... This Should Fix 90% Of Your Problems If your In the other 10% and it does not Fix it , Email Me and Ill See If I Can Help ! People Have Spent Hundreds and into The Thousand Dollar Area Trying to Resolve This Intermittant Problem At Inept Shops with Illiterate Mechanics ! If Your Happy With This Fix, BE Generouse ! I Do Accept Donations at Paypal Send to [email protected] Thank You JOE Mechaniac"

Heres the link with the answer in it:

http://www.fixya.com/cars/t2446664-wont_start_when_hot_2_7_1996_tacoma

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Jun 27, 2011

SOURCE: My 2002 Toyota Camry won't

did you use professional quality jump leads and not them cheap made in china junk ones for the local chinese shop??

SOURCE: I replaced the starter of

For purposes of this response, I will assume that the intermittent start issue is what originally prompted the replacement of the starter. Lubricate your ignition switch with spray lubricant. If that does not solve the problem, check for continuity at the ignition switch connector under the dash panel. If continuity does not test ok at the connector, replace the ignition switch. If continuity of the ignition switch tests ok, replace the ignition relay, and that should solve the issue.

In the case where the intermittent start issue was not present prior to the starter's replacement, before checking all of the items previously enumerated, make certain that the connections to the starter solenoid are clean and properly tightened. Again, IF the problem of intermittent starting did not exist previously, it could be either a faulty connection at the starter or a defective starter solenoid.