I was on the highway and my 2003 toyota camry started to slow down and shut down on me. Now it want starts. What's wrong

Asked by ShilohPrk Oct 21, 2012 at 11:22 AM about the 2003 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Want starts

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joef answered 11 years ago

Probably your alternator. The battery probably died while driving and now it doesn't have enough power to start because the alternator does not charge it.

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jaycas answered 10 years ago

There is a possibilty that your car isn't getting gas, check your distibutor and check if any fuse where blown out could be a wire that is exposed

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Seth answered 10 years ago

Can you give any more details? Did the radio slowly fade out? Did it sputter?

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