No fuel in cylinders???

[crash27578]

My other vehicle (91 toyota pickup slammed and body dropped ) quit on me yesterday. It quit all at once. No hesitation just died. I don't seem to be getting fuel in the cylinders but I am getting fuel to the fuel rail. What can I do to determine why no fuel is getting throught the injectors? The truck sat for a year before i started driving it a month ago and the gas tank was low when it quit. I haven't changed the fuel filter yet but like I said I am getting fuel to the fuel rail. The truck just cranks not fireing. Not even a little bit. I'm getting fire to the plugs and it is in time. Anybody have any ideas on what to check or how to check it?

 

[mitch83]

well you almost answered your own ? really you said your getting fuel to the rail and in the fuel system it goes tank,pump,line,filter,rail,injectors,FPR,return so you can rule out the pump, and the line and the filter and the rail so to me it seems it's the injectors. I've never heard of all 4 injectors quitting or clogging at one time thats wierd but I guess it could happen also maybe it's an electrical problem not letting the injectors open I would change the injectors with some known working injectors and see what that does if that doesent do it then whip out the ohm meter and start the troubleshooting. I hope that helps a little.
mitch

 

[crankbender]

The vehicle may have a fuse for the injector system. Check that first.

 

[crash27578]

I finnal got back to work on my truck and realized I blew a fuse on the EFI. I replaced the fuse and it blew when I tryed to start the engine. I went through about 3 fuses and the last one I tryed started the truck for about 15 seconds and then it blew. The other fuses blew before the truck even hit once. Where do I need to look for a short or would it be something else causeing the fuses to blow?