20 Most Recent 2006 Toyota Camry Questions & Answers

They are not the sensors you want. The car uses the abs wheel sensors for vehicle speed. Your problem lies in the abs system , possibly the left front sensor, abs ecu or speedo cluster, Clear the code and see if it stay out otherwise you'll need to go to a trusted technician. .

Make sure your battery is charged fully and the terminals are very clean. Get a free stress test at a parts store. If you have a charger, connect it up and see if that solves the problem. Voltage levels that might allow the car to start and run fine may be low enough to cause electronics problems with radios, gauges and locking mechanisms.

replace the speed sensor

cig lighter runs off a 15A cig fuse located on the left (driverside) kickpanel-see picture make sure its not blown. your local autostore should carry them. hope this helps

you are probably trying to get the callipers of by not removing the correct bolts calliper mount bolts are 2 studs that hold the calliper frame onto the axle and by undoing these bolts the calliper assembly can be lifted off the rotor within the length of the brake hose

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The firing order is an important part of the overall design of the engine and is determined during the design of the engine to eliminate as much engine vibration as possible. If the firing order is changed or adjusted, the ignition from the spark plug is delivered at the wrong time and the engine functions poorly or does not run. The firing order for a particular engine is typically found in the repair manual specific to that model.

Are you replaced catalytic or sensor?

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When this happens, move the Gear Selector lever a bit. It has a Neutral Safety switch that may be slightly out of adjustment

If it sounds like a jet taking off then it's most likely some rush of air so where/how does air under pressure come from? Well, it comes from your exhaust but you said that's been replaced. Could be a cylinder head gasket in a engine but you would have felt a lose of power if that was the problem. Is it a bearing that just sounds like an air sound? As I've suggested with other people...have someone follow you, then pull up along side of you on both sides and see if they can hear/isolate where the sound is coming from. Sometimes when you're driving it's hard to hear exactly where the sound is coming from because well....you're driving! So having two people in another car riding along side of you on the highway or unpopulated back road can hear it better. Just remember to do it safely...you are on the road after all but if you hear it at 40...you should be able to hear it loud and clear at 55 or 65 or whatever the speed limit is. Going too slow on the highway is dangerous too so obey the speed limits.

it could be a bad signal switch having an open in it. this can affect both signal and hazards.

the best thing is to go to your local toyota dealship! Have your Vin # ( on the lower right hand corner of the windsheild looking from the front of the car). Make sure that you write all the nimbers and letters correctly. They will either order you a new key and key pad or they will have one on site and make it work for your car!!