1998 Toyota T100 Engine Shuts off, Spits and sputters.

Asked by Guru98FTDH May 29, 2022 at 10:22 AM about the 1998 Toyota T100 2 Dr DX Extended Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

1998 Toyota T100 about a week ago, it felt like a few cylinders missed at
normal highway speed. Yesterday I drove about 30 minutes. Stopped at a
light and it shut off. Turned off the switch, it cranked. Drove about half mile. it
shut off again. turned it off, after a couple of times turning off and trying to
crank, it started. a few minutes, it shut off again. now, it starts sometime,
starts missing, RPM drops, it shuts off. Cranking with no start it will pop or
missfire a few times. It has new coil packs, wires, fuel pump, fuel filter,
injecters. After replacing all this it ran great for about 3000 miles.

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beatupchevy answered 2 years ago

check for good motor to chassis ground or any obvious wiring problems .

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Ivy answered 2 years ago

Sorry to bring up old post but i have very similar issues with a 96 t100. Changed many parts and hasnt fixed. Randomly sputters and dies. What ended up being the issue with yours?

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