2002 Camry won't start

Asked by Patrick Joel May 17, 2017 at 11:19 PM about the 2002 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2002 Camry was in a front end collision. The air bags
did deploy with impact. I've replaced the dented parts in
the car as well as the battery. The car will not start or
crank. When I stick the key in the ignition, the only lights
that illuminate in the dash are the airbag and check engine
lights. Also the gear shifter will not release when I press
the brake. I have to manually release it for it to shift.   
Please help me with this issue

3 Answers

22,000

What is the status of the Air Bags? Have they been replaced? Do you have access to a Scan Tool or a Code reader?

355

often there is a roll over/ collision switch. that trips and it turns off your fuel pump it should have a red button under the dash board on the driver side. just make sure its still pressed in.

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22,000

Patrick....did you ever resolve the problem with this vehicle?

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