20 Most Recent 1995 Toyota Camry - Page 9 Questions & Answers

find the blower motor and follow the wires back to the resistor is the easiest way, it is located in the air box as it uses the air flow to help keep the resistors cool and not overheat.

Go to local auto parts store and get a Chilton/Haynes repair manual for your make/model/year. Under sections of "maintenance-tuneup" and engine rebuild you'll find the firing order you need. And if this problem is because you were silly and pulled all the plugs wires at once while doing a tune-up, then you'll know not to do that again. And if it's because some idgit pulled a prank, take some old sparks plugs and use them as a suppository on them.

all of these things sound like power check fuses , try to find flasher control moudule there should be one for left one for right and or one for haz

See here p55. You will need to cobble up a tool which hooks on the bar, somehow. http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/bo.pdf

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I am chasing this problem also in my 94 Camry. I am investigating - vacuum leak somewhere in the intake manifolding or hose - EGR valve malfunction - IAC valve malfunction - deteriorated spark plug leads - head gasket leak - fuel pressure low from pump - malfunctioning fuel pressure return or relief valve

They are actually called suspension arms , if you look on e-bay you can find a total of six of them, four run perpendicular to the car and two run parallel those are technically trailing arms but you can get all six four around 200.00.You can buy the bushings but you'll need a press to complete the job. thanks chris.

Hi If you are looking for the bolt pattern it is5x114.3 Hope this helps Kind regards

I have never heard of that

The turn signal fuse is located in junction box 1, on the left side of the instrument panel (dashboard). You will see 12 fuses, 3 across and 4 down. In the middle of the 2nd row is a 7.5 amp turn signal fuse. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kim_3202917d7c587455

need to replace relay

Have a look at this Fixya answer, it may assist http://www.fixya.com/cars/t4223308-find_vacuum_hose_diagram_1996

Hi Dave; Hey I'm sorry but I don't have any better nowadays a vacumn line diagram than the next person(as a natter of fact less cause I'm poor at operating computor) The Camry originally came with a vacumn line diagram on the hood. You should be able to find it online otherwise find one someone will let you look at or even go to the boneyard(old fashion way)and find the same 4 cylinder Camry that has a hood & sticker on it-Good Luck;John T

If you don't have the one that's inside the engine compartment or can't read it, try calling around a few wrecking yards. If they have the car you can go there take a picture of the one that's on it and figure out your from that. Failing that your local library carries many auto repair book, Chilton s, Haynes. etc. look it up there for free.

retrace your work. could be a bad part.just because its new dont mean its good.

the brakes need bled to get the air out of the lines. good luck

After you locate the relay, just pull it straight up and out. It is the same way as removing a fuse. Good-Day! most relays are in under hood fuse box.

Air condition compressor is on the engine just below the alternator, depending on model camry you asking about. You need to get workshop manuel for your model. Depending on what exactly are you looking for, there are various parts to the air condition system that are under the hood, as well as inside the vehicle.

Melinda, If you are referring to Refrigerant when you say coolant in your AC, this is a very complicated job and needs special equipment and knowhow to replace it, and it can be dangerous. But if you are up to the task it is a small nipple mounted on the refrigerant line just above the accumulator that look like a soup can situated right of the radiator and in front of the battery.

Sounds like you have a bad starter solenoid. Replace JUST the solenoid...save money....that'll fix your problem.....unless you just want to replace the whole starter assembly!