Hey guys, I replaced the fuel pump on my 2003 sienna. It had died while driving down the road. For some reason, I am still not getting any fuel up towards the engine. The fuel pump doesn't whir on initial ignition turn. I replaced the horn relay for the cir opn relay, still no start. Is there another relay that might be causing the issue? Or could the inertia switch busted? Where the hell is the inertia switch (fuel cut off switch) or which relay should I replace?
mdayfaish
Is it mentioned in the manual in the glovebox ? From what I've read it sounds like it's possibly under the drivers side dash near the fuse box. On a car I had ( not a toyota) it was in the trunk passenger side under a cover. Sorry I'm not certain, I am wondering where mines at now.
There's This , maybe it will help
There's This , maybe it will help
I've checked around. Seen some places that said the inertia switch was under the intake manifold, some said it was somewhere on the driver side strut. I have no clue. Replaced and check pretty much all fuses. I checked the fuel filter(clean), I do have spark, starter is spinning. idk what else it could be....anyone have any ideas?
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