20 Most Recent 1992 Toyota Camry V6 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

This means your engine is running too lean on the fuel-air ratio. Get this fixed as it can damage the engine after a while.Possible causes are• Air intake leak (hose loose)• Fuel line pressure low• Injector blockage• Heated oxygen sensor malfunction• Mass air flow meter fault• Engine coolant temp. sensor failedThe most likely cause is the oxygen sensor

its the ecu ,my camry had the same problem. one of the injectors is staying open and flooding the cylinder.changerd the injectors same problem,changed the ecu problem solved.

I think your shift solenoids might be faulty. These things can fail when cold, but work OK when hot. Is there a trouble code showing (the O/D light will blink)?

You have coolant in your oil unfortunely it's a blown head gasket not an easy fix definitely something you would want a shop to do & depending on the condition of the car it might not even be worth the repair sry for the bad news

First, see if it loses fuel, or spark when it dies.

check the level of trans fluid

Probably dirty transmission fluid and filter...you can use the ****** flush, or change the fluid and filter, or try the least costly...add one bottle of Lucas Oil transmission stabilizer fluid...(no not drain anthing) follow the instructions...warm motor, warm ****** etc. add the complete bottle...this works to restore the seals and shift points...All this of course assuming your motor is tuned and running smoothly...(clean air filter etc.) Hope this helps.

most likely the solenoid has some worn out brushes. to check have a partner turn key while you check to see if "clicking" noise comes from the solenoid. if it does tap on it with a hammer and it may start. however either way at that point its time to replace it

change the ecm

I will assume that you have upgraded the lights on your 92 Camry as I don't remember them coming with a blue high beam; but that is ok.I think what you are saying is that you added lights to your Camry. Problem is you may be overloading your light circuit depending upon what you have added or changed on your vehicle. You may want to check a wiring diagram, refer to www.chilton.cengage.com and also check your wiring starting where your bulbs sockets are and see if anything is wrong there. Also take a good highbeam bulb for this auto and insert it in the highbeam bulb socket. See if a new bulbs works.