Top 20 1998 Toyota Camry Questions & Answers

Didn't I answer this yesterday? You need an auto electrician to connect a professional grade scan tool computer, and set it to record live data and take it for a test drive. It will record exactly what goes wrong when the car loses power. That will dictate the fix. This type of fault you can't just guess. Ideas here https://www.google.com/search?q=1998+Toyota+Camry.+lose+power+while+driving ..

Question edited for clarity and spelling (manafold). Question moved to category. I have a Lexus ES330 which is basically the same vehicle. That pipe is part of the catalytic converter, so an expensive part. If the bolts have just fallen out, that is an easy fix. Just visit a Quick Fit type exhaust place. If they tell you that you need a complete exhaust, tell them to show you and tell you why (or take a man with you). https://parts.olathetoyota.com/v-1998-toyota-camry--le--3-0l-v6-gas/exhaust-system--exhaust-components ...

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Need to run some test when it does it...like fuel and spark...to see if it's one or the other or both.

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did it have forward gears before you changed the solenoids ? If so recheck what you have done to see if you have swapped over the wiring on one of them.

There are fuses that are rated 7.5 which simply means 7 and a half amps.

Try cleaning idle air control valve, and also maybe EGR.

There are a number of videos available detailing this procedure. Try this Replacing 1997 Toyota Camry Ignition Lock Cylinder

under the timing cover behind the harmonic balancer.

the fault codes indicate that the lambda/oxy sensor has failed renew it its in the exhaust manifold or downpipe

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Hi. Thanks for your question. For any assistance related to AC button on 1998 Toyota you can visit https://www.reliable-store.com and download the entire workshop manual which includes all the information along with the diagrams for better understanding. Good day!

I am not sure if these facia units are interchangeable or not but i can assure you that the electronic mileage is unique to every unit and will have to be changed by using specialust diagnostic equipment.

Possible noise may be a low coolant level and what you are hearing is bubbling as it enters or exits the heater core. The coolant valve, if equipped, may be partially open allowing a noisy flow of coolant. Check the coolant level at the radiator when the car is cooled off. A bad radiator cap may allow fluid out but not back in so you may see a full overflow reservoir. Good luck.

It's quite possible that as you basically ran out of fuel some dirt may have passed through from the fuel tank into the fuel line and into the filter. There is alway dirt/debris in the tank. You may need to clean out the fuel pipes and replace the fuel filter. If you don't have a filter, the dirt may have blocked on of the carburettor jets, that will need to be stripped down, cleaned and replaced.

It sounds like something needs resetting.Try taking your battery post off for five minutes...Maybe it will reset it self...But it's something of this nature or some wire got left off or crossed

you have to make sure the alignment is correct when fitting new regulator, they leave around 5mm adjustment on the securing bolts to adjust the window, check these and refit always check before fitting door card etc. also on so models there is and adjuster on the arm that will need setting as well as this is angle alignment.

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The slow rising temp gauge points to a thermostat which has failed and stuck open. This is easy to replace. At the same time the gauge will tell you if the car is overheating. Is it losing coolant at all? A hot smell can result from leaking coolant getting on the exhaust manifold. The smell can also result when leaking engine oil gets onto the exhaust. Camrys of that era had several characteristic oil leaks - from the rear of the cam cover, especially on a V6 -from the distributor shaft o-ring -from the oil filter-to-engine block mounting adapter (if fitted)