2003 Toyota Camry won’t Start

Asked by Jason Jan 22, 2018 at 12:22 PM about the 2003 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2003 camry won't start. I have replaced
the battery with a new one. Still no crank
sound. All this started three days after I got
my battery replaced. I thought they gave
me a defective battery but I checked it and
they said it was good battery. I need help
fixing my car.

6 Answers

40,375

make sure the terminals are tight , does the batt take a charge ? what about a jump start ? consider looking unto a parasitic drain

Well I hit the starter with a hammer some love taps. It turned on, but then I turned off the car again and tried to start it again, but nothing.

40,375

sounds like you've found the problem , don't buy rebuilt crap , go online for an OE parts supplier , don't fear the dealer, for parts anyways

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