yerffej54

The other morning I attempted to start my 05 RX330. It started very briefly, stalled and would not start again. The starter was spinning quickly, but the car would not catch. I had the car towed to my Toyota dealer where I service the car and at first they thought that it was the timing belt. They called this morning to tell me that it was a fuel line from the gas tank that had deteriorated. They said they were able to start the car in their garage, but that the fuel line issue would keep the car from starting when the temperatures are below 25. Thing is it was well above 25 when I tried to start it that morning. Does this make sense?
Thanks

2TurboZ

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Makes a ton of sense...My first thought was fuel pump but if they found a line which was not able to hold pressure, then I believe they have solved the issue.