Top 5 Problems Toyota Camry Sedan XV30 5th Generation 2002-06
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This video is all about the XV30, the 5th generation of the Toyota Camry in the United States, which was available model years 2002 to 2006. In this video, Andy explains some of the most common problems you might find with the Camry of this year range. He also offers suggestions on how to fix or repair them yourself!
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Love my '02 Camry. 331,000 miles...& still going strong.
Automatic transmission? 211k on mine and I'm putting 50k a year on her so can't wait to hit the big 300k mile mark!
Dam it. My '03 just hit 306,000 and it looks like the engine is done. Oil pressure won't hold up. I wanted to make 333,333 miles, aka one-third of a million miles.
@@stevechance150 Aw man sorry to hear that. I wouldn't be disappointed one bit thought, that's a hell of a lot of miles especially for a 4 cylinder engine
Mine is also 2002 has got 253,000 miles on it and still going strong too.
Are you guys fkn serious? Everyone has more than 250k on their ‘02 Camry? Wow. I’m about to buy one tomorrow, this was rather helpful.
I bought my 2005 LE 4 cyl. brand new. Fifteen years later and 218,000 miles...perfect! I changed oil every 5K (Mobil 1), kept good plugs in the engine, and did periodic radiator flushes. No problems at all! It always ran like it was new. Here's the kicker: original water pump, original alternator, original starter, original wheel bearings, and never had the AC recharged/serviced! Of course I had the front brakes (twice), rear brakes (once) and shocks replaced (once). It don't get any better than that! Not to mention...35 MPG on the freeway. The best car I could have ever bought in 2005. Why did I sell it...I bought a new 2020 LE 2.4. The 2020 has loads of advanced technology to assist in driving safety. Hey...I'm 68 now...I need the help. lol
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BS! I replaced plenty of items on my 2006 Camry already. 230k mi. Wife's Honda at 300k mi has been trouble-free, but Toyota is certainly not better than Honda.
Mine has had constant repairs. Everything on here and more. The latest is the head bolts and head gasket. I wouldn't buy a Toyota again.
@@rft2001 that's odd, I have put my 2006 camry through the rininger and it runs great never had issues and I have pushed it beyond it limits
@@GODS_OUTLAW As in all cars there are good and bad ones. I do want to say though that the biggest problem with this generation of Camry's is the engine and with the head gasket/head bolts in particular. Toyota should have addressed the issue. It is widespread and accounts by far the most NHTSA complaints.
When the evap canister makes it in the top 5 issues with a vehicle, it's probably a damn good vehicle
What if the evaporator canister is in your five top issues with the car that’s not good your evaporator canister should last the life of the car
Until your head bolts and head gasket go.
Exactly the car last just as long as something that supposed to outlast everything else
To save evap do not over fill tank as fuel will get in it or so much fumes as it is close. My 03 gets evap code everytime i totally fill up, clear it and stays off once i burn some fuel.
@@JayElement13 Should, but it's very easy to damage with operator error
Just bought one today and only has 100k miles on it and only 2 owners. Really good condition. I’m so happy 😀
The only problem is that it'll never break, and I'll never be able to buy a new car because it keeps on running like new
That just means more $$$ for other things to enjoy 😁
we have the same problem. 6 years ago i bought a 99 with 113k miles. i only drive about 2k miles a year and im 52. im afraid it will be my last car
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@@EvendimataE i LOVE my 99 camry. The 90's 4 cylinders are super freaking reliable when taken care of. Heck mine has 300,000+, and when i bought it off the first owner, the engine had no oil inside of it. Its been a great car
@@EvendimataE thats actually hilarious. I'm 21, I've got a 2002 and people keep asking me when I'm getting a new car. I don't want to get rid of this car because based on my experience with the car its a tank. I have had trucks reversed into me, a highway spinout that hit head on with oncoming traffic. I drove into a 3 foot ditch today, and steered out. passing by an accident ironically.. So I'm thinking maybe I'll just get a second vehicle to enjoy on the weekend ect..
That generation of Camry's are some of the highest quality vehicles ever made. It doesn't look like anything impressive, but it's perfect in all ways that matter. The 4 cylinder in that model has perfect level of power for normal driving while still being decent on gas, and they seem to run forever. I bought my 06 for about 3K, incredibly reliable car.
I bought a 06 for 2000 after all the work I put into it 5 months ago an it runs pretty good 215k miles
I bought my ‘06 for 2K and it’s a beauty. She runs like new I love her.
@@vendrick4571 how many miles are on your 06 camry
With Toyota's rep and the car market these days I see people trying to sell these models for $5000-6000. They ARE nice, but it's a 15 year old no-frills car. In REALLY good condition with decent miles most I'd pay would be $4000.
I paid 3900 for my 06 with 125k miles. Getting ready to put on a starter.
Big shout out to the camera man, when getting into that tight spot Near the gas pedal....
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Yeah, great shot.
Now that I saw this video on Gas pedal sensor, I am willing to bet that mine will fail by Friday. I have 247,000 miles and have not had any major issues, yet.
As an owner of a 2002 Camry the only problems I’ve had is a starter, alternator, water pump, O2 sensors, PS hose, and gas cap o-ring. Super reliable car.
That is great to hear! Thanks for watching!
Around what mileage did the starter , alternator and water pump go
@@jshaka3769 I think it was maybe around 150k to 180k mi. I paid someone to do the water pump but the others I did myself. The hardest thing was moving the tensioner on the serpentine belt.
I've got a 2004 Camry that hasn't had any of those problems, at least not yet! Keeping my fingers crossed!
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Yep, spot on. Replaced the O2 sensors and VCG on my 421,000mile 2002 Camry. Still going strong.
Original engine and transmission? What have you replaced? Damn 420,000
421000 on the original engine and transmission? WOW!
What type of oil do you use and which spark plugs are in it?
Oh that's scary my car is still going also 330,170 lol I don't think it will ever die tbh
mine have 390k miles still original engine and transmission it eat 1qt of oil each 500miles but ride very nice just brakes and oli changes thats all
Just got my first car (I’m 16) it is a 05 Camry with 106k miles I am beyond stoked to have a reliable car to my name!
My first car was/ and still is a ‘02 Camry, my mama bought it when I was 2. I am now about to 21 years old & it’s still alive. It’s always gonna be my first car & great car. A car I’ll never forget 🤟🏽💜. But soon on to new beginnings but definitely a car I’ll always cherish.
Yeah same story with mine lol, my dad bought his new in 2002 when I was only 1. We still have it, it’s at 270k miles, but it’s retired now. When I needed a car at 18, my sister was still driving the Camry to work so I had to buy my own. I loved that car so much I bought my own identical Camry, and I’ve had no issues with it at all. Such a comfortable and reliable car
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This video is so helpful and the mechanic seems like a genuinely sweet guy. Thanks for this video ✅
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Awesome, I love how these top 5 are fairly minor and easily fixed yourself as well! I got a 2004 Camry Sportivo with 288k on the clock, still going pretty good!
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O2 sensor is costly to replace
new park plugs
is that the 4 cyl or v6? and how has the car been up till now?
2005 2.4 5 speed standard. I got 181K on it. Runs great! Got it 4 years ago for cash. 3,300.00 after tax! Since I installed tires, a battery, a alternator, a slave cylinder and accumulator for the clutch, gas, oil and a light bulb! I put 30K on in 4 years and am very happy with my used Toyota!!!
1A Auto, you do excellent videos....very informative, easy to understand, and no annoying music or attitudes.
Thank you!
The real problem is getting rid of it because it'll run forever.
You are spot on for common problems! I own an 2002 XLE. Purchased for $2500 at 184k. Engine valve cover gasket was first order of business when I purchased it. You just helped me diagnose the rattle under the hood. It’s the intake manifold. Thank you.
How did u know? Mine 2005 camry v4 engine might have the same problem
@@emad5594 the valve cover gasket or the rattle?
I bought a 05 camry 4 months ago at 194k miles and still going strong. I'm currently at 220k miles.
God damn you drive a lot
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You must have a long commute to hit almost 30k miles in 4 months
@@ZFnr4y058mr i commute like that too and have used a 99 camry for about 7 years. Keep oil and fluids changing, take good care of the frame and replace the shocks, other suspension stuff ect and it rides like new
Nice! I just bought an '06 and I have a similarly long commute. Bought it with 208k, and I may hit 400k in 4-5 years if all goes well. How much you pay for yours?
I got an 05 Camry. It needed a bit of work when I got it (front and rear brakes, one wheel bearing and a cabin filter). Aside from the sagging headliner and an issue with my headlights, it's a great car! It starts every time hasn't failed me yet. Couple little dings and dents from the previous owner but there is almost no rust on it. Clear coat is peeling off the back bumper, so it doesn't look that pretty but it never ceases to amaze me how well she runs for 18 years old. She's almost at 270,000km.
Haha! Scotty Kilmer will approve this episode. Great video. Thanks guys.
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I totally agree Scotty would approve this video
Thought the same thing
At 185k miles. Overfilled my gas tank, charcoal filter eventually dried out and reset check engine and never came back, my valve cover gasket just went yesterday morning and replaced my O2 sensor last year. Got a knocking too, you can be damn sure im checking the plenum. This guy knows his stuff
I also love my 03 Camry 3.0 V6, only 103,300 miles.this car's a gem, plenty of power and nice and smooth.
jus got an 03 camry lxe v6 at 117000 for 3200 and it drives jus like yours...
I can attest to these. These were the only things that ever went wrong on my 04 Camry. No big deal, car still drove fine
I have a 2005 (4-cylinder) with over 300k miles.. still runs good
Have you ever had a hesitation problem?
@@trini_boi2414 minor stalling problem once.. car always re-started.. It helps if you do the following : - clean the throttle body - make sure engine air filter is clean - change PCV valve if car has over 200k
@@soumentalukder4750 I did all that except for the pcv valve I think I'll take it to the shop and have then do a diagnostic to find the problem
@@trini_boi2414 try this product : www.amazon.com/dp/B07PXCTPV7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_8YBDE80Q7WC590K8BKEC?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Mine is a 2005 2.4 with 318K. Burning all the oil about every 4K miles but other than that it's smooth
Love my 05 Camry only have had to change my alternator but has ran perfectly and cruise control is awesome lol
Fantastic work, explanation, and videography
Very informative ! Thank you. 👍🏽
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I fixed the cracked exhaust manifold with a wad of high temp metallized epoxy. 35K miles later still all good. Sanded the area & cleaned it very thoroughly first. Man do I ever miss those headman / blackjack headers !
Wish I had a great mechanic like you in my area !!!
I thought he was gonna talk about transmission or engine perform issues lol.. Great job and yep toyotas are the best !
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@@1AAuto what are the common problems on the V6 version?
@@supadupa6891 Timing belts and sparks plugs being a little more difficult to access. Other than that they're bulletproof.
@@supadupa6891 eh I’d stay away from the v6 3.0 they have an issue with head gaskets.
bought brand new 16 years ago and still running perfectly
Thanks so much for the Toyota advise. I have exactly what you're showing. Plus, I LOVE your GTO!
This is an awesome video! I bought an 02 Camry in September 2019 with 70k on the clock for $4,800 here in San Diego. The paint, mechanics, and history were mint. I love how affordable it was and how easy it's been to maintain. I actually look forward to the 100k maintenance I'll be doing in 2022. Thanks for the heads up!
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that's a steal you better hang on to that camry you can't find em that mileage anymore
Thanks for narrating so nicely.very helpful.Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I had all those problems & then some but 1 major common problem was forgotten & that’s transmission problems in my experience you will have to either replace one or have it rebuilt
Awesome video. Thanks for the tips. I’m buying a 2004 and getting some ideas before doing it.
Just bought an 04 Camry with 150k for my first car, let's see how far she goes.
how has it been
Yeah, how has it been?
I have a 2002 with 315k miles running strong
I'm still driving an 05 camry, almost wrecked it (not my fault of course), still going strong
It will run and run and run...
I have a 2006 Camry and I’ve had 2 of the three thing so far! My check engine just came on this week and I have an appt tomorrow. Hopefully it’s nothing serious! Great video! 🤪
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Love my 2003 Camry. It has 225,000 miles and still going strong.
Still have it
Great video. Will keep an eye 👁 on those potential problems. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I love how you explain it..Great video man...5 thumbs up
Thank you very much for your video, I just bought a 2003;Camry XLE here in south Texas with power leather seats & moonroof with only 62,000 plus miles super clean in and out the car still smells like new the paint is almost excellent , nice too know for the future as I'm writing this on 06-03-22
How goes your camry?
I bought a used 2003 and I love it. This thing is a beast! I got 191K miles on it. Only issue I run is the valve cover gasket. Replacing that is a 1 hour job if you stop for a beer. Great video!
Valve cover gasket usually goes shortly before the head gasket/bolts go so I wouldn't count on that car for too much longer.
Up to 200k with no signs of additional wear… it’s a great car and my wife is using it to learn how to drive. Hope new cars last as long… haven’t bought a new one in a lo g time! Cheers.
@@marlonargueta Good. I would love to pick up a late 90's model when they were better made. That head bolt issue pops up in so many of these that Toyota should be ashamed for not addressing the issue. Just when I thought that my Camry was going to last a long time, after replacing so many other problems, the head gasket and bolts went but at least I made it to 176,000 miles. The only other cars that I have had last that long were the old Subaru's, also from the 90's (wouldn't go near a Ru today), a late 80's Ford Escort and a few Geo Prisms and Trackers.
191k is barely broken in my 03 at 330k
Is it a 4 cylinder engine?
Always interesting to know! Nice Job 👍🏼
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Great video and explanations. Very informative! Thx
Glad you enjoyed it!
Only problem with 2002-2006 camry is finding good one for a decent deal, great cars.
Many thanks Sir!, Awesome video.
superb! spot on. I have a 2003 camry and the O2 sensor went bad. Easy to reply though
Did you get a check engine light cause a mechanic told me the check engine light don't always come on for a bad o2 sensor
So very helpful, thank you.
I bought a 2005 Camry with 154k this month :). So far so good. I will keep you guys updated every 2-3 months:)
Update time 😆
So far so good 😊 Love the car 🚗 No problems at all:)
I get 320 miles on a full tank:)
I just bought a 2005 Camry with 93,000 miles on it. Looks brand new, garage kept, one owner Florida.
@@MultiAnne36 Great buy 👍and you got a great car 2 .
You're great man! You won me over, Im subscribed!!!
Just bought mine it drives like a dream
Wow. This was spot on. I inherited a 2002 camry and replaced the valve cover gasket and now have to replace the rear charcoal canister.
how many miles? got my 04 camry back in 2019 with 50k it now has 99k and have had to replace the water pump and alternator recently completely redone the front breaks and I change the oil every 3k I love it and that is actually very common them
@@sirhc07 it's got 137 000 miles on it. Since I made my original post, I've had to get the brakes, rotors, calipers replaced.
@@kelsiewilson I got them off parts geek they seem to have very good prices on parts and the quality isn't bad a kit came with the caliper rotors and breaks I plan on re-doing the rear breaks next
@@kelsiewilson I regret not inheriting my grandparents 02 camry when I first started driving only had 30k at the time cousin still has it
Got the v6 2000 ...491,186 same engine, just replaced transmission and expect at least 200,000 more. Love it, most reliable car I’ve ever owned.
Tell me more about the v6. I love to buy one, but some friends keep advicing against it.
@@Mykelclassic The only downside that it needs a lot of gas in city traffic. 16L for 100 km. Freeway 8L for 100 km
@@Mykelclassic And you it needs to change the timing belt kit(!) each 100k miles. Original Aisin kit costed me 250 USD + 2 days of work.
I already bought a 2008 Toyota avalone, have had it for 7 months. I was told it uses timing chain instead of belt. So i won't be changing that
I already bought a 2008 Toyota avalone, have had it for 7 months. I was told it uses timing chain instead of belt. So i won't be changing that
Good video and information. I just purchased a used 2003 Camry.
Got 155K on mine and only replaced a water pump. 4 banger but has the power of a 6.
Excellent video. thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Good video. I would add the mass airflow sensor to the list from personal experience. A dirty throttle body will also lead to a malfunctioning mass airflow sensor.
Yeah the canister on the car he was looking up at probably does have those issues...did you see how much rust was on the bottom of that car? Probably has high mileage or lives by the beach.
Awesome vlog! I am a new subscriber to your channel.
Bought my 2005 Toyota LE four Banger, for $7,500 back in 2015, with 113,000 miles on it. Best 7 grand spent on any vehicle I have ever owned. It now has 211,000 miles on it and still running strong. New tires, alternator, battery, serpentine belt and windshield wipers on it now..
I got a 2002 camry xle (4 cylinder) at 33,000 miles, i got it up to 76,000 so far. I've owned it since 2016, The only issue i've had so far is the A/C going out every 12 months due to the relay going out. One of the easiest and cheapest fixes (20 bucks and maybe 5 minutes of work). Its not the fastest car nor the slowest, but god damn, that car will get you anywhere you need to go.
Love my gracie!!!! 2002 camry xle v6 lol my first car had her for a few months now....but my aunt had her for 9 years and she’s currently at 210k and shes runs great got oil change yesterday!! She does have that evac code problem tho 😥
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I've had 2 of these problems with my 03 XLE, the Front A/F ratio sensor and the Purge valve on the EVAP canister on mine got eroded. replaced both and my car has been back solid as it felt off the the assembly line.
316k miles on my 2005 and still cranking!
What's your secret to have kept it working that long? Just oil changes? Any thing that you had to fix/ replace? Once or a couple times?
Thanks for the great video! It helps a lot! Can you do a 6th generation Camry, too ? Thank you in advance！！！
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Valve cover gasket!!!! Trust me, if you are >75k miles get it changed asap, its super easy to do. If memory serves me right all I used was a 10ml socket and ratchet... Also common sense!🤣
I'm no mechanic and I changed mine it's really easy😁
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I had a big problem with my 2004 Camry XLE about 3 years ago. The shop said it would cost over 800 dollars to fix. I went home ordered parts on line and the total cost was just over $200.00! I just found out that my Camry was made in Japan, no wonder it runs so well.
Mine made in USA 330k miles and counting. Not where it is made but how it was designed. Designed to be comfortable and last. Mission accomplished.
@RT22 no way it was made in USA 😂
@@limbogt747 kentucky
@RT22 but there Japanese cars....
My 05 Gen 5.5 V6 made in Japan. Changed oil and oil filter annually with Mobil One and K & N Oil Filter. Changed Serpentine belt, maybe added a little freon, flushed radiator , and front left boot cover. Strange noises from AC vents, just change the settings to where the air flows and the sound goes away. Car is flawless and the best one that Toyota made in the past 20 years.
PS Added Blue Tooth adapter plugged in cigarette lighter DC socket which broadcasts over FM, and I stream music. Who needs a new car to just listen to music, I dont, and still have 6 changer CD and also (hehe) Cassette. Alexa car Echo also in the same bluetooth adapter power socket and a Garmin voice activated GPS, and a ScanGuage ODB2 Digital readout sitting between dash and steering wheel (can see MPH, Oil Temp, DC battery voltage).
I’m seeing a 2005 camry se V6. Any tips i should look out for when checking it out.
I would like to point out that most of that, besides the intake plenum and ACC sensor, are basically maintenance items. Also the EVAP canister won’t go bad if you don’t too off the tank.
Gotta 06 sxv30 with exactly 100k on the clock. Had a rattling noise and it was the timing chain tensioner that got loose. Still pretty easy to replace.
Would these be the same problems for a V6 2002 ?
Bout to go buy one today wish me luck 😂
Haha yup I’ve got an 05 still running like a dream at 235k miles. The worst of the repairs I’ve had to make is a bunch of suspension parts in the past year, but all the parts I’ve replaced normally only last 100k. Can’t complain about replacing for the first time at 235k!
My 2005 XLE Camry is still running strong! There is an engine rattle upon cold starting the car that is EXTRA loud when the AC is turn ON. Even louder when in reverse gear. Goes way once engine is warm. Could this be the Intake Manifold Plenum needing replacement? GREAT VIDEO btw.
EXCELENT👍. THANK YOU, SO MUCH
I just let my 2006 go with 280k miles. Motor ran great but was burning oil pretty heavily towards the end. The biggest thing I found were the front brakes were always having issues. I had them serviced at least twice a year and finally just drove on bad ones until they started grinding.
Your car still passed smog
I replaced all 4 with power stop rotors and quality ceramic pads my self cheaper than fronts at shop. Not one isdue in 3 yrd
@@rt2255wait at what point did this gen have rear disc breaks?? I’d kill to do a conversion from the drum rears that are never adjusted
@@BC_CARS mine is 03 v6 xle came with 4 wheel disc may only be on upper xle models or v6 models not sure
@@rt2255 well I guess it’s time to start googling
rev up your... wait wrong channel
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I bought mine from my next door grandma Nieghbor 05 le only 49000miles for $3200 she rarely go anywhere just park on her driveway all day only two issues are roof top and trunk top clear coat damage and rear shocks this what I did after took to body shop they said $ 350 per panel so at lease it’s going to cost me $700 soI decide to do it myself they call flow coat for a whole car cost me about $300 look great change all 4 shocks now it look new and run like new I’m so happy . I bought this car I don’t even need
3:56 I have an 04 with the 2.4 with a gas pedal delay but I have no codes, I've checked all over engine parts like the throttle body and everything looks fine, any thoughts? Thanks!
Will the replacement of the catalytic conv correct the P2423 error code at the same time it corrects the P0420 code also??
Yea, saw that GTO in the background. Nice car
Kool! Good looking out. U alright
Is there a way to verify the intake pendulum issue? Will it damage the engine or does it just make the noise?
Thanks for this video. I have a Solara that has P0440 and P0446. Could you please make a video on how to test it and fix it? Thanks
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Please I have a question, between 2007 Corolla and 2006 Camry which should I go for? The purpose of the usage is commercial (e-hailing). Currently I use 03 Corolla with 267k miles but thinking of upgrade within the year.
2002 bought brand new after 21 years and 255,000 still going strong
Damn.. do you do regular oil changes? What's your secret to keep it going that long? Any minor issues you fixed?
@@ramir332 yes , high mileage oil changes the only thing I had to change out in June of 2022 was the fuel modulator. The part alone was $525.00 and casket was $15.00 and $300.00 in labor . I only use Toyota certified mechanics . I’m getting ready to do the timing belt again .
My 04 only has 104k bought it from a elderly couple 4 years ago with only 51 k I've had to replace the water pump alternator spark plugs and has new breaks and rotors Do you have the v6 or 4 cylinder?
@@sirhc07 Not sure who you were replying to. But, I have a 2006 Camry I bought it used at a dealership unfortunately (they sell it to you at a higher price.) It was sold with 160K miles. And now its sitting at 190K (roughly 3 years general use.) Major fix I did was change the gasket oil leak (cheap fix) replaced all 4 shocks and the tires on them lasted 1 year before I had to replace all 4 tires. That was like $1K for shocks and tires. The only problem I have with the car now is it rattles when its idle. Does that happen to your Camry? im wondering what it is.
@@sirhc07 3.0 v 6
So how does a 2004-2006 canary solara with the 3.3 V6 compare to this? Similar issues?
I noticed that oil thing and now im glad i saw this lol, i was researching a code p0171 and p0174 so now i know i will need to change my gasket
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Hello sir i have question i have 2005 Camry I want to change the engine do the engine for 2007up to 2010 fit for my car because its look same
I am looking at buying an 03 to replace my 99 and she has a little more miles than I normally go for but I found her thru a customer that I changed his car battery for and am doing some homework about common issues. I love my 99, its at 322k and still love her, she is just getting small.😆
We have an 2004 Camry, still runs perfectly and has never let us down. We once got an impressive 38 MPG driving from LA to Albuquerque with the AC on and loaded with luggage. And crap! I should immediately stop topping off the fuel tank. I have the bad habit of topping off until gasoline is at the filler neck. That ruins EVAP canisters. 😮 I didn't know how much trouble it would be to replace it.
Great video but I'm really interested to see more about the GTO in the background. Tell us what kind of problems they have...
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with the intake manifold plenum would the rattling increase when you accelerate?
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Does this apply for the v6 models as well?
Hi,I drive a 2005 Camry and when I scanned it ,it brought up a P0016 & P0037 pls what does these codes mean? Also my oil indicator lights blinks and goes out when rev up the rpm .I've changed the oil switch once and yet it's still blinks.Please what could be the problem and what do I need to do?
thank you
We got a 2005 LE. None of the issues from this video yet with over 250k miles original owner. But many front wheel bearings hub replacements. I think I replaced them 3 times going on 4 now. And the other day it dumped a huge oil leak from the crank pulley area. I was thinking it was the oil seal from the crank but it might be the pump. Either way, the cover needs to be pulled. Not even a drip before this. Now it's a stream. Went from dry to cry in 1 day. Oh I did replace the valve cover seal like 2 years ago and it looks to be leaking again. Maybe I did it wrong. But it's very little. Also, I think the motor mounts are done. There's a rattle on start up only. And this might need a valve adjustment for the oil burning during start up. 🤔 Replaced the timing belt and water pump maybe at 170k.
Depends how maintained it was. It needs to change ATF transmission liquid each 40k km. At least each 80k.
On my 2006 Camry when I press arm alarm button on fob the horn short beeps twice and no locking happens, perhaps indicating a door is left open but I can't isolate the problem on any of the door switches. What could make the arming not work? I've disabled the audible sounds. Only lights flash. Btw car of the century.