This 1997 4 door Camry has water pouring in during a rain shower while parked. It's enough to cause a puddle in the fwd floor passenger area. I have removed the glove box and plastic panels to expose all of the computer boxes and all I found was a few water droplets on some electrical connectors behind a plastic panel below and to the right side of the glove box, just forward of the front door. The water has to be pouring in from somewhere in that area to accumulate so much in the floor. I have tried using a water hose to pour over the seals and still cannot find the leak. It's like a big hole somewhere letting all of this water in, but it only seems to happen when it rains. Can you please help ? I am at my wits end. Thank you for your time.
If your car has a sunroof, there are drains from the front corners of the sunroof, and they drain down the sides of the windshield pillars, and then empty out on the ground.
What I would do is open the surnroof, and pour water into the front corners, and then oobserve where the water drains out. If you have a difference in water drainage between the left and the right sides, I would think that you may have loose sunroof drain. They commonly come loose at the sunroof corners. This will allow the water to pass down the windshield pillar, and onto the floor.
Also, I would check the condensate drain tube for blockage. Pull back the carpet, under the glove box, and fins a black hose that pokes thru the firewall. Pull it out, and see if it is blocked internally. If this tube is clogged, water will build up in the heater box, as the black tube is the drain for the heater box.
One of the two above solutions will cure your problem. I see both quite often.
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Posted on Mar 17, 2009
full tuneup still having same code
P0401 Exhaust Gas Recirculation Insufficient Flow Detected
P0300 Random/Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected
P0301 Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected
P0303 Cylinder 3 Misfire Detected
P0305 Cylinder 5 Misfire Detected
I would check out the EGR valve. That maybe what is causing all the misfires.
Posted on Mar 24, 2009
these 3 codes are the ones scanner brings up,po440,po441,po420
P0420 is catalyst system efficiency below threshold (bank 1)
P0440 is evaporative emission control system malfunction
P0441 is evaporative emission control system incorrect purge flow
Posted on Mar 29, 2009
1997 toyota camry v-6,the check engine light came on and the codes po420,po440,po441 came up so i had the catalatic converter replaced ,then cleared codes from computer ,two days later check engine light came back on now the codes are po441,po446,any suggestions on what to do next and what is the po446 code ,thank you
p0446 is an evap code for incorrect purge flow, check the rear vacume switching valve. its above the rear sub frame
Posted on Apr 17, 2009
1997 toyota camry fuse box diagram
On this website, you find fuse box diagram and description for Toyota Camry (1997)
Toyota Camry 1997 fuse box diagram Auto Genius
Posted on Apr 10, 2017
where is the starter relay
It is under the hood on the driver's side in what Toyota calls Engine Room J/B No.2.
Here is a diagram that shows you the location of the jumper block
Look at this diagram of J/B No. 2. The relay labeled ST relay is the starter relay...
Posted on Jan 19, 2010
how to replace a head gasket for a toyota camry
this is a very lengthy procedure.the best thing for you to do is go to your local part store and tell the clerk that you want to purchase a (chiltons book) for your toyota camry to chang a head gasket.this book is so well explained you should have no trouble doilng this job.
Posted on Apr 17, 2010
looking for timing mark's for a 1997 camry with a 2.2 4cyl motor?
Hi,
You find the timing marks on the picture below.
Removal
Remove auxiliary 1. drive belts.
2. Support engine.
Remove:
Engine mounting and bracket.
Timing belt upper cover [1].
3.
4. Turn crankshaft clockwise to TDC on No.1 cylinder. Ensure timing marks aligned [2] & [3].
Remove:
Crankshaft pulley bolt [4].
Crankshaft pulley [5]. Use tool No.09213-60017.
5.
6. Ensure timing marks aligned [2] & [3].
7. Slacken tensioner bolt [6]. Move tensioner away from belt and lightly tighten bolt.
Remove:
Timing belt lower cover [7].
Crankshaft sprocket guide washer [9].
Timing belt.
Tensioner pulley.
Installation
Installation
1. Check tensioner pulley for smooth operation.
2. Check free length of tensioner spring is 46,0 mm [8]. Replace spring if necessary.
3. Fit tensioner and spring. Ensure spring is connected correctly.
4. tighten bolt [6].
5. Ensure timing marks aligned [2] & [3].
6. Fit timing belt. Ensure belt is taut between sprockets.
Install:
Crankshaft sprocket guide washer [9].
Timing belt lower cover [7].
Crankshaft pulley [5].
7.
8. Slacken tensioner bolt 1/2 turn [6].
9. Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise to TDC on No.1 cylinder. Ensure timing marks aligned [2] & [3].
Turn crankshaft slowly 1 7/8 turns clockwise until crankshaft pulley timing mark [3] aligned with 45° BTDC mark [10] on
timing belt lower cover [7].
10.
11. Tighten tensioner bolt [6]. Tightening torque: 42 Nm.
12. Install components in reverse order of removal.
13. Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt [4]. Tightening torque: 108 Nm.
Manufacturer: Toyota
Posted on Jun 25, 2010
My battery is dead and I can't move the car due to the auto gear shift stuck in park. How do I move the car to get a jump on the battery?
if you look on the center council where the shift lever is you will see a small plastic button on the drivers. Remove the button. Insert a small screwdriver into the hole and push down. You will then be able to move the shift lever into nuetral and push the car.
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Posted on Jan 06, 2012
how to change the vehicle speed sensor on 1997 toyota corolla
here ya go. look on bottom
Posted on Dec 11, 2012
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