Problem with camry vienta v6 1998 engine shape light on dash on what does it mean

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Take it to a repair shop. Something is wrong with the suspension, wheels, wheel bearings or brakes. Drive slowly and carefully.

They are in the V of the cylinder block. You will have to remove some stuff to get at them. See here p137

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg2.pdf

That will be a V6. The water pump is behind the timing belt, which has to be loosened and pushed aside. You may as well replace the belt as well. See here p320

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg2.pdf

This is for the 1MZ alloy engine. If you have the 3VZ iron block engine, post an email address and and I'll send you that info.

How would someone know what funny shape means

If you have no owners manual google dash board symbols

When you turn on the key you should see & know every
symbol on the dash
After the engine starts they all should be off or you got problems

It means service engine soon. if you stop in at any mr. lube you can get your codes read to find out what is going on.

instructions:

1 Turn the ignition key to the "II" position.

2 Check the lights on the dash. You should see a variety of dash lights light up. One of those lights will be a "Check engine" light. This light should stay lit with the ignition key in the "II" position. The rest of the lights should go out. If the "Check engine" light begins to blink, you may have a problem with one of the vehicle's electronic components. Consult your owner's manual or call your dealership for possible servicing issues.

3 Start the engine. The "check engine" light should go out after a few seconds. If it does not, this can indicate either a maintenance interval has been reached or a more serious problem with the vehicle's emissions control system. Again, it is advised to consult your owner's manual or call the dealership for service.

4 Check for an illuminated "SRS" light on the dash. The SRS light indicates a problem with the supplemental restraint system, i.e., the airbag, on the Camry. This needs to be serviced by a professional mechanic.

5 Check for an oil light on the dash. The oil light is in the shape of a small oil canister. When this lights up, it indicates low oil pressure. Low oil pressure is caused by a blockage in the system, a weak oil pickup or oil pump, or low oil levels in the engine. Check and see if your Camry is overdue for an oil change. It is recommended that the oil be changed at 5,000 miles or every six months.

6 Check for the low fuel warning. The fuel light on the Camry is on the fuel gauge near the "E" on the gauge face. The low fuel light means that you have to refuel your vehicle.

7 Check for the seat belt warning light. The seat belt warning light is a picture of a figure wearing a seat belt. If your seat belt is unbuckled, then this light will illuminate (along with a warning chime) indicating that you should buckle up.

8 Check for an orange car with lights on (on the dash lights). This warning light indicates that one or both of your brake lights has failed, or the electrical resistance in the bulb filament indicates that it is about to fail and will need service soon.

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Your central processor is erratci and givng into wrong commands. Start from exiting one by one from the battery of the remote to the main hand rest., Check for poor connection in the wiring harness specially in the areas of the door hinges where the wires go into the customer control.Also try to find out if any moisture or oil has clogged on to the main Unit.
Hope you have patience.

To give you a simple answer, no. My advice is to take it to an A level technician for diagnostics. Sounds like you could have some sensors misreading.

That is your oil light