Water blowing out radiator

I have a 99 Toyota Tacoma 22r 4WD. Loaned truck to a friend and now water blows out radiator even with the cap on or off it blows water out immediately after starting the truck I have replaced the thermostat and the radiator what could it be. Any help would be appreciated

 

blew a headgasket?

 

1995 and later Toyota trucks have the 2RZ or 3RZ four cylinders, not a 22R-E. That said, maybe your friend ran it like it owed him money and blew the head gasket, that's kinda the only thing that can instantly pressurize a cooling system.

 

Make friend pay for repairs

Get rid of friend

Part out truck; message @Kwikvette first

Get new truck

Get hot girlfriend

Win at TW

No but seriously, unless you swapped in a 22R(E) (which I doubt you did, since you're troubleshooting this kind of issue), you don't have a 22R(E).

 

Where is the water coming from again??

You have a 3rz motor, the 2.7L. The 22r is a carborated 4cyl from 80’s pickups.

Maybe ask your “friend” whatthefuck happened...

 

How many miles on the truck?

 

Head gasket or clogged radiator. I’ve had both happen, and yes, the clogged radiator just happened one day randomly. Totally random and the head gasket checked out. Radiator was replaced and all was well

 

OP already replaced the rad.

I'm thinking clogged hoses maybe. But I'd think you would replace the hoses if you're doing the whole rad, too... but maybe not...

 

Blown Head Gasket