1995 Toyota Camry won't start

Asked by MelissaMay Oct 09, 2017 at 08:41 PM about the 1995 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Purchased this summer, afraid we are finding out
the maintenance was not kept current.  Car is now
dead in yard.

Initially, we replaced battery, alternator & alt belt.  
No luck, only a clicking sound.  Next came the
starter and efi relay.  Cranking, but still doesn't
start... please help!

5 Answers

59,725

Did you replace those old corroded Battery terminal wires from 1995, check ground to frame from battery and engine?

59,725

Sounds like low voltage threw the wires to starter, the inside of the insulation on those wires can be corroded..

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I only had my car for a week and it drives fine until one morning I went out to leave for work and it wouldn't start! It started but wouldn't catch, I thought maybe I needed a jump that didn't help thought it might be the fuel pump didn't help either! What else could it be??

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