20 Most Recent 1998 Toyota Camry - Page 6 Questions & Answers

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/repairinfo/specifications/specificationsMain.jsp?childCatName=Firing+Order&childCatId=26200242&categoryNValue=26299999&categoryNameForTitle=Ignition+and+Tune+Up&categoryName=IGNITION+AND+TUNE+UP&childCategoryNameForTitle=Firing+Order Where the number 1 cylinder is,in the exhaust manifold.

Disconnect the battery terminals

Shift solonoid b- I think on this a mad b solonoid are togeather under transmission open pan there they are easy to replace

Sunroof cable broke and is now hung up take to a body shop they schould be able to help open it kinda tuff job pain might want59to give to body shop because labor rateis$ half then a repair shop

Engine size?see if the cam is turning when you try to crank it, (look down the oil filler cap hole) if its not turning the timing belt is broken. A shop will need to replace it. I recommend the water pump and pullies be replaced, cam and crank seals. If its a 4 cylinder be sure to replace the oil pump seal and gasket.

Get a obd2 code because there is a shift lock computer thatcould be failing the obd schould tell you it will give you a codecrazy problem please@let meknow I would also check the brakeSwitch at the pedal sometime the switch brkt gets bent or the switch breaks let me know

These engines do have chronic oil leaks onto the exhaust, hence the burning smell. When cam cover gaskets are replaced it is best to use the genuine Toyota parts, they seem to have some quality which lasts better.Other places which leak are the distributor shaft o-ring seal, and crankshaft nose seal, behind the timing belt sprocket. These can be replaced. The crankshaft rear main seal will leak, but is expensive, so just leave it.

this could be caused by an ignition problem, wrong parts, or a timing problem.
try using ngk or denso(ngk recommended) spark plugs, ngk spark plug wires, and if needed new coils. ngk and denso are the factory recommended parts for the model, i have a 98 camry lewith a 2.2.
also if it is low mileage, below 200k or doesnt leak oil, try castrol syntec 5w 30 oil and a k&n air filter

Schould start with 89661------ thats marked

Erg is acting up sometime you can clean the carbon out the valve amd the sensor needs look also follow tjhe hose to it egr position sensor may need replaced ck for any leaks

The belt will need to be replaced. never try to fix a seatbelt due to safety reasons. you can get complete belt from a salvage yard. just remove the bolt that secures it to the vehicle.
Be sure to tighten the new one down so it is good and tight.

Check for blown fuse in your fuse box

Check for blown light bulb

Check for bad brake light switch on brake pedal under dash.

This may be something with the ignition system not the brain box also known as an ECM.

Hi, my first recommendation would be to take the plugs out and visually inspect each one and check to make sure they are properly gapped, if they look fouled at all i would replace them without hesitation. try throwing a set of NGK plugs in the car to fix the misfires. other than that you may want to look at the wires. good luck joe

on the 98 toyota camry check that the gas cap is on tight or look at my fix on the toyota sienna that could be it or a vacumm hose could be split or leaking i would have these checked before you get into very expensive repairs look for the obvious first

no you most likely bent valves on inlet side, pull the head and check for any other damage it all really depends on the rpm when the belt broke. ( rate me thanks )

it may have a stuck coolant fan relay find and unplug the relay switch with a know good relay and if it works properly replace relay

I believe you can find a diagram on this website: http://www.2carpros.com/diagrams/toyota/camry/1998 Scroll down toward the bottom (past most the diagrams, which are for timing belt and other things) I hope this is helpful to you. If you merely type your question (any question) in Google, generally it will give you a place to find your answer, or at least get you on the right track.

I am not really sure about this, but I think this is all electronically controlled.