Need some help with a non DSM

[Ryan Dronsfield]

Hi I know that this is a forum for DSM but I have a supra turbo that is not wanting to start for me I'm hoping someone here could help me sence a lot of u been helpfull when I had my talon TSI the proplem is electrical btw finding electrical diagrams for this car is near imposable :p I'm ponderining the clutch switch the starter relay or the security system but don't know were any are (aside from clutch switch) or how to test them.

I'm also wondering if any of you are in the area and maybe lent a hand figuring this out it be so much appreciated and I'd be for ever in your dept. I'm located in Langford bear mountain buy western speed way

Thank you Ryan

[John Hartman]

so its not cranking over either?

check for power at the large starter terminal.  There should be power there all the time, even with the key out.

then check for power at the small terminal.  It will either be another ring terminal with a smaller nut or a spade connector of some sort.  This will have no power with the key off, but in the crank position(trying to start the car, not just run) there should be power there.

[Ryan Dronsfield]

Thanx man

[Jason Harwood]

Can you give some more detail as to what the issue is?
I have some extensive know how on the supra.

[Ryan Dronsfield]

Can you give some more detail as to what the issue is?
I have some extensive know how on the supra.

it won't start there's power but the starter isn't turning I've replaced the starter same thinhg

[John Hartman]

did you do the tests I suggested?  you have to follow a logical progression.

[Jason Harwood]

If you run power from the battery directly to the starter, can you get the solenoid to spin?
If so - it give you a clear route to the issue.

Supra's can be nasty for wiring.

Check those fuses.

[Ryan Dronsfield]

Yay fixed  it XD

[John Hartman]

and?

[Ryan Dronsfield]

it was a stupid relay that was on the wrong side lol it was on the passenger side the book said it was on the driver side