OBDII not communicating with Scan tool

Yaa I was quoting the guy with a 97 trying to see what happened with his. I'll give that a try in just a bit, the sun is almost down so I won't be cooking outside lol

 

Lol come down to Texas, 94 degrees with an 80 degree dew point and zero wind.

 

Damn lol I feel that, this south Alabama weather is murder. I went out to check for spark and had none, which led me to recheck all the fuses. Efi 15amp fuse was blown, replaced it, started right up, obd2 scans now. Smfh it's the simplest shit that'll leave you stranded sometimes. Glad I didn't have to get deep into it, just did the timing and water pump, radiator swap and new wheels. My arms are tired lol I think my amp for much subs caused it to pop. I'm going to rewire all my aftermarket stuff better and more correctly. I appreciate your fast response

 

You may crawl under the truck when you have a chance and make sure the wiring for the O2 sensors isn't rubbing on the exhaust, I had a 1st gen Tundra come in a couple weeks ago with a blown EFI fuse and it was shorted O2 wiring. I know that fuse feeds the O2 heaters among other things.

 

That o2 has been on my check engine light for 5 years, maybe I'll finally replace it xD that's most likely exactly what happened. Thank you buddy