My camry stopped accelerating

Asked by Stacey Oct 13, 2016 at 09:54 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving on the highway and my oil light
check engine light battery light all came on at
once and my car stopped accelerating. I turned
it off and it would not restart??

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What Engine is in this vehicle? Have you been checking the oil level on this vehicle regularly?

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Open the hood and see if your serpentine belt has broken. If belt looks good, take a volt meter and test your battery. Your alternator may have quit causing your battery to go completely dead. I would also have you check your timing belt, but from your description you stated that you turned the car off yourself. If the timing belt breaks, the car just instantly dies. Post back with results......

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