2001 camry wont start

Asked by Helpme22 Mar 13, 2018 at 09:13 PM about the 2001 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Toyota camry died on the way home in middle of
the road. Tried jumpin no start it trying to turn but
wont roll like no gas so long story short i replaced
fuel pump fuel filter new battery starter spark
plugs and cables still nothing. All fuses good and
relays not sure what else to do. Kind of frustrated
at this point. On the bright side i learned how to
install all this stuff.

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Did the timing belt break? Did you check it?

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Next check ground cable bolted under battery tray it's probably corroded at from battery acid and coolant runoff from radiator,weather etc clean it up with wire brush, baking soda and water mix. Clean bolt and metal where it contacts thoroughly. Lastly reconnect and tighten bolt but don't overwritten and snap it. Mobile 909 Mechanic in So Cal

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