1990 Toyota Pickup Stumped in the cold?

SKY_DAVEY

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1990 TOYOTA PICKUP
6 CYL
4WD
MANUAL
100,000 MILES

Hello,

I went to work this A.M. In my 1990 Toyota pickup truck. All things seemed to work fine. 1/4 tank of gas, started right up, ect. After work I get in my truck and it would not start. The car turned over fine, the battery is good, but would not start, so I am very confused as to what the problem is. Right now I am guessing something that causes the truck to start is out of whack. Do I need to replace the spark plugs? I tried using some of that starter spray by spraying it on my air filter. Could my fuel line have frozen up? As a side note, my truck has started in much colder weather than today.

Im stumped as to what to do up in the north here in Duluth, MN

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RASMATAZ

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75,992 POSTS

Try spraying into the throttle body disconnect the intake tube on it and tell me what happened.

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Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 AT 8:53 PM

DKR1D3R09

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I have the same problem I changed my spark plugs and the wires also doesnt help any thing. On top of your carbeurator there is a sensoe it called the cold start sensor on top of the carbeurator change that may help.