2009 Camry will not start. New battery and starter. Car will crank and after driving and stopping will not start back up will not turn over at all. Hook jc up with other car not running nothing.

Asked by Tbrownlee Aug 22, 2015 at 08:01 PM about the 2009 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Running the car will start right up.

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migration_Lastchance... answered 9 years ago

When the engine is running ,did you notice a CEL(Check Engine Light) ON? Try using you spare key. You may have a theft deterrent problem.

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GuruBM7L answered 7 years ago

the camry will crank but will not start. I changed the serpentine belt . Thee car cranked and started . I tried to re-route the wiring harness to keep the belt from touching the harness.I tried to start and it would crank but not start.is this a gas ,electrical or some other problem?

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Walshnj99 answered 7 years ago

I had lost my keys. Got new keys from locksmith...with security but not remote. I was excited when I found old clicker key! Next day I was ready to go to church..car wouldn’t start! Called AAA ...handed tech the key...started right up! So problem solved..new keys..new security...old key will not start car. Can open the doors

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