I have a 95 Camry. The car refuses to start. Engine swings but does not take. There is an electrical charge at the plugs. Is this the coil perhaps?

check the basics first. Fuel pressure - there is a shrader (sp?) valve on the fuel rail on the engine where you can check that. Check if there is spark - pull on of the coils and put in a spark plug and crank. It can also be the ignition switch but check the two things above and then you will know where to look for the problem

Car swings ? It's cranks ! When you turn the key to the start position the engine cranks or does nothing ! No fire on plugs ? No spark ! You want answers to your questions ,get the proper terminology ! You have a crank - no - start condition ! Check crankshaft position sensor , ignition module , PCM - engine computer , coils etc....

somethings gettn hot in the electrical--circuits wear in old cars--but dont go replacn parts til u kno the answer--scan car plus do a data stream to find it

I assume you have an engine with no distributor and coils on each spark plug. That reading is 0.5 to 0.85 ohms. You will need a sensitive ohm meter.

Other engines with distributor are different.

well check to see if power supply is at ignitor , if it is spend the money

Need new coil

check the voltage regulator or any relay that connects the alternator, including the fuse.

maybe air leak some where

The plugs that are supposed to be in a 2000 4 cyl Camry are :
PK20TR11 Toyota P/N 90919-01194

The K16TR11 plugs fit a variety of models.
They are found in the following units:

98/99 Corolla
95/97 Paseo
95/98 T-100 V-6
95-04 Tacoma V-6
00/04 Tundra V-6

There is no question that your dealer installed the wrong plugs.

I would really appreciate a FixYa rating for the information that I have provided you. Thnaks in advance.

Toyota ED will gladly help you.