not start

I am wondering if my 2010 tundra have an igniter. Not referring to ignition coil

 

Does it have the solid fuel engine?

 

what do you mean

 

Uugh, igniter?

 

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Your Tundra has spark plugs, one in each cylinder. What is it doing?

 

Need more info what engine does it have? and from the looks of service manual the "Ignition control module" (igniter) is built into the ECM.
What's happing with it?
any DTC's?

 

Won't start in the morning until day get hot. code p1340, p1605. I put new coils, spark plugs, battery, crankshaft sensors, coolant temperature sensors. When I get it to start it smoke a lot and you can smell gas but after a little it goes away and then it run perfect during the rest of the day. I open one of the secondary injection pump that is on top of the engine and found residue of water. Is that normal?? Don't know much about Tundra. This is my first one.

 

Have you tried some mass airflow sensor ckeaner to clean the MAF sensor? Google the codes and see where that takes you. I can definately see you could have air injection pump issues. If so, Hewitt makes a bypass kit for that. Google it as well.

 

Yes, I did cleaned the map sensor.

 

Mileage?

 

Is it possible you have a tank of bad gas?

 

You could try to run two cans of Berryman's B12 chemtool in a half tank of gas up and down the highway to clean the injectors good. Can't hurt and might help.That should be done every six or eight months anyway just to keep em' clean.

 

It have 110,000 miles. I already ad sea foam and Chevron fuel injector cleaner, ran it for about 200 miles with no change.