2000 Toyota Camry Solara - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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100% was the battery load tested to show that ---battery may be failing have it and alternator tested

there is a small electrical motor under seat maybe it is disconnected

check wires connection

Have someone check the fuse links. Probably melted one when battery terminals were switched.

have the codes read at your local auto store .sorry no one knows what that means till its checked out

Check mounting surfaces at antenna. Corrosion or looseness and the antenna loses its ground to the body.

you gave up on the wrangler. fuses wires battery dead. use a voltmeter to find power loss this is just basic electrics 101. why is this hard? grab meter grap schematic off mitchells read it now probe the noid to find the point of 12vdc loss. same on all cars.

Take it to a qualified repair shop . Some point in time you have to realize you don't know what your doing , don't know how to test !

Foreign for 2000 Toyota solora v6

Flasher relay

Do you have them turned off in the balance control mode?

Have you checked the fade control on the unit for being in the front speaker option only?

Your owners manual will tell you which fuse and its location on the fuse box panel, which is located behind the pull down tray, to the left of your steering column.

I would look at the alternator. With everything that is going wrong it all comes down to charge. It would seem that the alternator is only working part time as it is on its way out. I am guessing that as you are driving it is only charging the battery sometimes and other times it is not charging the battery causing your issues. The alternator can be checked at any parts store for free without taking it out.

My guess you have a fuel delivery problem. Has the car been properly maintained? If the fuel filter has been replaced there are other parts of the system. Wild guess is a fuel pressure regulator may not be performing as it used to, therefore the fuel injectors are not getting the pressure they need. It could also be a fuel pump and or its fuel pump relay.

Is your rad fluid up where it should be? Is your rad plugged so air can't flow or does it need to be flushed? Replace your thermostat That may be the problem as well. If your fluid is up I would change the thermostat.as that is a likely problem. Check all hoses and make sure they are not kinked as well..

rear main seals mean that the transmission has to come out. Allow for 8 hours for the job. An accredited service centre will be able to do it in less so get quotes first

Several things can cause the warning light to come on, if you read your owner's manual it will explain this to you. Check that your parking brake is fully disengaged when you're driving around. Check your brake fluid level, there is a float sensor in there that will indicate a low level of fluid - low fluid can be from normal wear of the brakes, have them checked as they may be getting close to worn out or there might be a fluid leak somewhere.