Toyota Camry won't start

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Asked by Damion Sep 20, 2017 at 02:38 AM about the 1996 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Camrys engine light came on and stalled out
while driving and won't start back up I've
troubleshot all possibilities from fuses to fuel
pump and it won't start but the weird thing is when
I remove either the ign fuse or the EFI fuse the light
goes of but I can yet to get the car started... help

5 Answers

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Sorry the site won't let me post it but Im more than happy to email a vid

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Suggest you check for spark to the spark plugs. Google the procedure and get vack to us.

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Best Answer Try using carb and chock spray. It worked in my 98 just a week ago. I took off rhe air filter to get to the carb. Sprayed into a triangle looking piece on metal part reconnect the hose started my car up seconds after spraying and my car still runs. Mu machanic told me the sensor was dirty and the spray cleaned it.

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Damion....I know it's been awhile. Did you ever resolve the issue with this vdhicle.

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