1996 Toyota Camry LE

Asked by Jerrica Jul 12, 2016 at 04:47 PM about the 1996 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car had cut off on when I was taking by
baby to the doctor thats when car cut off
when I was trying to crank it up it wouldn't
crank up . They said it was my fuel pump it
wasn't that they check my battery, and my
alternator its not that my lights and every
thing will come some one told it was my
igniter I went to go get that check out it was
good so me as a women I just bought the
black part that's hook up to the igniter came
to hook it back up it still not cranking .
please some tell me cause every body else
giving me the run a round.

7 Answers

6,170

Ok...let's make sure we are understanding this issue correctly. First a vehicle has to Crank over properly....like....the Battery and Starter Motor are working correctly. Second...the vehicle's computer allows Spark and Fuel so the engine will Fire Up(Start) and thus run. I t seems your vehicle will not ...Crank. Is this correct?

Yes my car will not crank I bought a new ignition core the part that connect to the igniter it was not that I got my starter tested it came back it pass the voltage test and current test but it failed the drive extension tesr

6,170

OK...sounds like you need to replace the starter motor. Make sure the battery is disconnected before replacing the SM. Get back to us with result.

OK I did disconnected the battery and bought a new start it cranked right on up but my gas was low so as I was driving to the gas station it cut back off

6,170

When you get her filled up with gas....pull the dip stick from the engine and inspect the quantity and quality of the engine oil...BEFORE...you start her back up. We should make sure the engine oil is between the "add"...and.."full" marks. We also need to smell the oil on the dip stick.....if it smells like gas.....do not start the engine. Feel the oil between your fingers. It should feel smooth not gritty. Check the color of the oil...if it's pitch black...have the oil changed as soon as possible. Get back to us with results.

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Hi Jerrica....did you ever resolve the issues with this vehicle.

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