What's wrong with my Camry?

Asked by Dusty Nov 20, 2023 at 11:31 AM about the 2009 Toyota Camry

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Camry 2009. Pulled into driveway abs and engine light came on. I turned
car off and now it makes no sound when I turn key.  Lights come on dings from
door but when tUrn key to start, nothing. Replaced starter still same problem.
Battery charged.  Still no noise when key turned to start.

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when a car's computer detects a problem and turns on the CEL, it also disables features like traction, stability, and ABS. You have something blocking current to the starter. Maybe it's a bad battery cable or connection, or maybe it's a broken ignition switch. Have someone who knows how to diagnose problems look at it. I can't see the car from here.

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