Car issue

Asked by Diamond Feb 02, 2018 at 06:13 PM about the 1999 Toyota Avalon 4 Dr XL Sedan

Question type: General

I have bought a 99 Toyota Avalon . It's been sitting
for bout eight months good condition  before now
new battery fuel pump car lights up key turns I
actually had it crunk but cut it off to check oil now
it want start bought a new crank sensor that wasn't
the problem please help

3 Answers

34,750

spell correctly and try again. Not making fun,I would like to help but. I can not understand your question.

I have a Toyota Avalon I put a new fuel filter on.the car has been sitting bout eight months .it cranked but then when I cut it off it want crank up again ..it's not the crank sensor .what else could it be

34,750

Ok,sounds like low battery voltage.you replaced battery correct? check battery connections for tightness and corrosion. Did you have the starter tested? could be a faulty starter.If one person can turn the key and another person hit on the starter that would tell you if its bad or not.

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