1996 toyota Tacoma 2.4 pickup I DROVE TO STORE CAME OUT DEAD NO SPARK

I did

 

Any update?

 

FIXED Well, I must admit I'm not a LICKY GUY

Ok the first thing to know I'm a retired electronics tech, and a C-band satellite installer repair guy I screwed myself the whole problem was a missing voltage going to the igniter Sadly I had to pay a mech to find that issue

When I removed the connector which was the very first thing I did the voltages checked out BUT I DID NOT SHAKE THE CABLE AND WHEN I PUT THE CONNECTOR BACK ON IT WENT TO OPEN BROKEN WIRE AGAIN

NEVER BUY SPECTRA PREMIUM DIST
THE FIRST ONE THE CAP WOULD NOT EVEN CLOSE THE ROTOR STUCK UP TO HIGH
THE NEXT ONE MADE THE TRUCK RUN POOR
I WENT BACK TO my old DIST
Now I got a broken cable to the CAM sensor it broke when I went to check it

 

Thanks, Gary. I'm glad you figured it out. Sorry about the CAM sensor

 

Do you mean the crank sensor?

The cam sensor is built into the distributor on 1996 model year with distributors (the 4-cylinders). There was a separate cam sensor mounted in the middle of the head when Toyota went to coil packs a year or two later.

 

It's on the block near the front on driver side connector had green crap this truck was once hit bad from the guy I bought it off My guess rain got in even the connector on the DIS looked crappy I cleaned it up

OK, where do I buy the right rear step bumper for this truck black color is fine, the old one is rusted out the frame was never swapped out I only wish it was I tried after I bought it no way they would do it?