20 Most Recent 1997 Toyota Camry Questions & Answers

Question edited for a lot more clarity and spelling of model. Question moved to model category. Take the old one off. Take the wrong one and the right one to the shop and get the correct one for the model. Don't mess around trying to modify 60 amps of electrical power on an item that doesn't fit and isn't right for the vehicle. https://www.google.com/search?q=1997+toyota+camry+2.2+starter+wiring+diagram ..

HelloAt the point where the air intake hose is connected to the engine is a part called the "throttle body". the TPS is attached to the outside of the throttle body. See picture below.

There is a fault in the abs system and the light is on to notify you that the system is not working. normal brakes will work fine. this will need professional repair as there are specific tests that can only be performed with a professional scan tool, not just a code reader.

May be a bad speed sensor in the transmission. Perform an OBDII scan of the stored fault history.

Go to a local salvage yard and find one with a key in it and be sure it works and swap it out.

Some fixya user told me a website reliablestore it is very good.. I used it to repair my shredder it had some spark issue which wasn't easily fixed. you can go there and try

No different housing

Since My Scion XA is Made by Toyota I figure that there can't be a Whole lot of Difference in Motors. Same 4 Cylinder Toyota Motor that they use in yours. Does not have a Tranny Dipstick or Place to fill it. Dealer Service Item Only. I know it sucks.

I THINK THE CAMSHAFT SPROKECTS WORKS AT INTAKE, AND EXHAUST CHECK "I" IS FOR INTAKE AND "E" IS FOR EXHAUST, AND CONFIRM THE POSITION OF THE VALVES - EXHAUST CAMSHAFT IS CLOSE TO THE WALL, AND INTAKE CAMSHAFT IS CLOSE TO RADIATOR. IF YOU DONT SEE MARKS, THE ONE THAT GOES AT EXHAUST GEARS COVERED. AND INTAKE OPPOSITE.

Can you turn it on with the dash light switch? Have you replaced the bulb?

i HAD the same problem.... first check the fuse under the hood labeled 'dome' should be a 7.5A it is blown for sure... also if you are good with wiring and at working on cars look at the drivers side doo wiring (between the inside door jam and the drivers side floor... its the wiring that goes through the door to the cabin.... anyway you have to take off the door panel and remove a small cover on the floor of the drivers side.... now remove the two connectors that go to the wiring harness.... you should now be able to loosen the grommet and pull the wiring harness through the door via the speaker hole (you should have removed the speaker already) you now must inspect the wiring which is most likely frayed and/or broken now fix the wiring with some new wiring and crimp connectors and heat shrink your work.... should be good as new... have fun getting the wiring back through the door... it will be bigger due to the crimp on connectors etc..... i did a quick write up of this so i hope it is understandable

Don't just test fuses, but probe with multi meter for power. Alternate check is to run fused wired direct from battery and see how that works

CHECK POWER STEERING LINE THAT GOES TO THE RACK

If the left side is hit with a car you might have damage to the cables that run in the floor channels that are below the door when the door is closed the plastic that the door is on when the door is closed. Suggest removing the plastic and checking the cables are not touching other exposed wires or the car body. If they are get insulation tape and wrap on exposed wires.

run the fault codes indicates a EVAP venting problem

That means you need the Oxygen Sensor, Knock sensor Camshaft position Sensor is usually on the outside of the timing cover which is a good thing. . Bank one simply means you are in front of your engine and you would pull the wire from the Number one spark plug and that part of your engine is bank one. The opposite side is bank two. I would have the ECM (Engine Control Module ) checked. So many sensors going bad at the same time is just not normal. It's something that only a professional can do . Sorry about that. But to replace all those sensors one at a time would cost you not only money but a serious amount of time.