Have a 92 toyota pickup v6 4x4 extra cab. Truck starts on a cold start, however when I drive the pickup, say approx. 7 miles. I'll turn the truck off, in 5 minutes if I try to start the truck (engine is hot or warm) it won't start. Sounds like it wants to turn over, it won't start or if it does, it wants to die? What's the problem?

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Check for fuel pressure when starting. Fuel pumps have a check valve in them that keep fuel in the rail at the injectors. If the check valve fails, the pump has to pump fuel all of the way up to the engine. Same thing with hot no-restarts. Fuel pump.

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You have to take apart the 4x4 hub to get to the lock nut for the bearings then you have to reome the hub and rotor assy,then you have to press the wheel studs out to remove the rotor,then reverse the process.

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SOURCE: 92 Toyota pickup

I had a similar problem; the engine would start stumbling around 30-35 mph. If the distributor cap, plugs, and wires does not solve it, try the Spark Pickup Coil. If you look under the hood and atop the driver's side wheel well (for the 22RE engine), it's the cylinder shaped object that is bolted to the wheel well. Replacing this fixed it for me. Bought one from a salvage yard; cost was $60.

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i have had this same problem.. check the exhaust pipe near the middle of the truck.. the o2 sensor was hanging down and would blow the efi fuse when the exhaust got hot.. took me months to find it..lol