Toyota Camry 1994 No ignition think it may be alarm

It sounds like there may be an issue with the factory car alarm system on your 1996 Toyota Camry that is preventing the car from starting. If the alarm system is preventing the starter from getting power, it is likely that the alarm system will need to be repaired or replaced in order for the car to start.
If the Toyota dealership does not have the parts or knowledge to repair the old alarm system, it may be difficult to find someone who can fix it. One option you could try is contacting a specialist who works on older car alarms and see if they have any experience with the alarm system in your Toyota Camry. Another option is to try finding a used factory car alarm from a wrecker or online that is compatible with your car and installing it to see if that resolves the issue.
If you are unable to repair or replace the factory car alarm, you may need to consider installing a new aftermarket car alarm system. An aftermarket car alarm can be purchased from an automotive parts store or online, and a mechanic or an experienced car enthusiast should be able to install it for you.

The system thinks you are trying to steal the car. The first thing a theif would probably do is disable the horn. The system has disabled your ignition to keep you from stealing the car. Do you have a car remote that you can use to disable the alarm?

Hello. Welcome to FixYa. Please allow me to assist you. If you have a factory alarm system (not one that was added from a non-Toyota alarm manufacturer), the way to disable the alarm is to insert the key into the ignition, cycle the key from lock to on (not to the start position) five times. Try that and see if that fixes your problem. Remember, this trick will not work if you do not have a Toyota system installed.

check radiator water,fuel and then spark plug and battery. if these are ok but engine don't start then you have to check the self-starter.

cam timing or ignition timing, why do you want to know, why do you think its off?

ye s95 and 94 have the same engine just make sure they are the same size engine and swap em you wont have to do anything with the computer side. 94, 95 did not have anything run by the PCM such as anti theift training.

i had that same problem with my 1994 Toyota camery and it turned out to be the ignition coil putting out weak spark

Try disconnecting the battery and putting the key in the ignition and turning it to the "ON" position. Reconnect the battery and the alarm should be deactivated. I'm assuming you don't have the alarm fob? This might be a good time to remove the alarm system.

hi there, try changing out your starter, and see if that works, usually if it wont turn over that is the cause.....if that does not solve it, it could be a eletrical problem...the battery cables might be loose in there conection to the battery or there housing spot......hope this helps...if nothing works you'll need to take it to a shop.... shia

Replace the ignition coil under the distributor cap.
Common problem.