2007 Toyota Camry won't turn over or start.

Asked by Kalie Nov 29, 2019 at 10:02 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When you turn the ignition, nothing happens. All of the
lights come on. It has a new battery, alternator, and
engine. Any ideas as to why it isn't turning over?

6 Answers

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Automatic Trans?...move the gearshift lever in and out of Park. May be a bad PN switch. Get back to us with results.

Got a click from the starter relay. Tested with park in neitral. PN switch seems to be good. but no signal to the starter. I tested with my test light and volt meter. I checked for codes and I got p2118. No voltage at the electric throttle motor. Bad ECU?

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What is the voltage across the battery? Should be about 12.5 volts DC. Should be about 10 volts when you attempt a start.

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