Toyota camry

Asked by GSA_4229 Jan 29, 2017 at 04:25 PM about the 2002 Toyota Camry SE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Toyota camry is a 2002 my starter
went out just got a new. It stil want
crank what could the problem be.

6 Answers

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We would normally conduct the diagnosis with a Digital Volt Meter. Absent this Tool...look for corrosion or a bad connection at the Battery. Funky looking white powder is a dirty connection and should be cleaned. Any warning lights ON or Flashing?

21,380

I care. Why not describe your issue? We might be able to help.

21,380

Indeed. It's all in the training. Never give up........thus.....The Last Chanch Garage.

730

LOL you might be the only one who cares.. This guy didn't even leave an outcome for anyone to close the thread. He don't even care.

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