no power for anything when you turn the key. New battery with 13 volts. Ground is good. Is there a relay from the key switch?
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Asked by Civic_2106 Feb 07, 2017 at 04:44 PM about the 2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When you turn the key the dash lights don't come on.  No power to anything.  Brand new battery 2 months ago.  13 volts on the battery.  Is there a relay that energizes when the key is turned?  It's 25 degrees in the garage.  I sprayed some lube in the key ignition in case the tumblers may be hanging up, didn't help.

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Civic_2106 answered 7 years ago

I found a bad ground after all. I stripped back the wire and made a new connection it started right up.

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KenF answered 7 years ago

Good to hear. Always nice too when people post the resolution to their problems, might help someone else searching for an answer to their problem.

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Md answered about a year ago

landcruiser wont start it has no power to anything, no lights inside the car no power to power seats. what could be the cause?

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