How To Fix 1994 Toyota Camry Not Starting

Hello

I left today to start my car and to my surprise it didn't start. It has changed (a really weak hiss), but it has never started completely. I suspect something is wrong with my battery, but it can be worse.

I hear you can also hit the trunk, but I have no idea how it is or where it is. A side note is that the other day it started about 10 seconds later, actually it "stopped", it happened even when I was still light (I had to run the engine to stop it). I think it's related to my problem. Some advice? It's the last week and I don't have a car.

Answer:

The Toyota vehicles are very reliable, so I doubt it's something important. You would take it to your local auto zone, to Advance Auto Parts or to an auto parts store. There you can run a diagnostic test in your vehicle to determine what's wrong and you can get any part you need directly from the store.

Good luck.

Questions About 1994 Toyota Camry

Dear all,

I've 1994 Toyota Camry. Recently, when I changed the oil, the person in the workshop said I had to change the fluid for the transmission system, the brake. Can I do it alone? If so, is there a special place to look? Should I unload the old and then the new liquid?

Incidentally, I have the feeling that my car is getting stronger. Then they realized it was the blackboard. We need to replace it. Each of you has had similar experiences. Do you have any idea how much it will cost?

Thanks

Mary

Answer:

1. The transmission fluid has been replaced: contact the Toyota dealer and purchase the appropriate fluid for the Toyota transmission (is DEXRON), a new seal for the gearbox.