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EFI fuse keeps blowing on 2001 Sienna 1mz fe and engine won't start

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#1 ·
Hi Everyone,
Issue started happening after I replace my intake manifold gasket. I was careful to put every back into its place.
I thought it was a bad IAC and replace it. It started and idle but throw a P0100 and P0110. After idling and running for
5miles, car was very sluggish and won't shift on gear due due to Mass Air Flow Circuit goes into a safe mode. The next day, I attempted to start the car but it wouldn't start and noticed the EFI fuse keep blowing.
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I've looked thru the forum and check a few things but nothing glaring out.
1. Isolate ECM -
2. Check Bank1 Sensor 2
3. Replace IDLE AIR control Valve
4. Throughout check the cables in the engine for short from 12V to ground.

I definitely have a short somewhere but I never had this issue before replacing the the intake manifold gasket
for an overheat problem.

Any ideas where I can check?
 
Discussion starter · #3 · (Edited)
Thank you Ed. I measured the B+ and it's a short node there. Was the short you find inside the engine or on the passenger compartment near the ECM ? I checked the wiring harness around and on the top of the timing belt cover, nothing glaring. I've tried the wiggle test around the intake manifold and other places to see if I can get the voltmeter to read from 0 to 12V but nothing.
 
Discussion starter · #6 ·
Seems to be somewhat common on 'Yotas for some reason, but not that prevalent...So keep me informed, if you will. Thank you
Thanks Ed. I've got a meter on the B+ diagnostic port and another meter on the other end of the EFI fuse. They register and fluctuate between 1.9v-2.1v with the ignition key in the ON position. I did the wiggle tests around the cable harness from the ECM, on top of timing belt, connections isolated from the IAC, MAF sensor, IACV, Crankshaft position sensor, & around the alternator, .
Strange.

HoanM.