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158 messages, Last post on Jul 16, 2009 at 6:08 PM
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Replying to: minivanguy (Apr 12, 2008 10:37 pm)  ). I still don't hear any noise, my camry is extremely quiet. 
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I have a 2004 Toyota Camry LE. Recently my dashboard display seemed to be a little dim when I turned on the lights. I went to Autozone and found I had a bad battery. I replaced the battery and when I turned on the lights, they still seemed to be dim. Could it be a bad fuze?
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Replying to: sdarensbourg (Oct 13, 2008 12:43 pm) What is dim, the dashboard display? or your headlights? If dashboard display, make sure the dimming rheostat is turned all the way up to full brightness. |
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Replying to: jodar96 (Feb 09, 2006 10:02 am) Not always. We kept taking my daughter's '99 Camry to an independent shop because the brakes felt mushy. They did a number of small fixes but always insisted the brakes were fine. Well, they were not fine. We finally did take it to a dealer and by that time it needed extensive brake work, but at the end of it, she now has fully functioning brakes. Sometimes the dealers have more experience with the cars they service all the time to know the source of the problem if it isn't obvious. Although I agree that an out of warranty car doesn't generally need to have basic services done at a dealer, there are those situations where it is better to spend the extra money. |
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The brake pedal is not firm enough. I just replaced the master cylinder, pads front and back are good. The proportioning valve's lever is broken but I pushed it up and the rear right wheel can actually be turned with bare hands upon braking. The rear left holds slightly better. What difference makes the proportioning valve? May this be a design issue? Assuming that the RR caliper is good, what may be the problem? Thanks
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Hi guys, I have a Camry 2005 LE with 45K. It seems the brakes are still working well since there is no noise or viberating when braking. So I am wondering if I need to have a comprehensive brake inpections, which is about $80 cost quoted from a local dealer. Or a regular visual inspection is enough at this monment. Thank you very much!
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Replying to: hw99 (Apr 16, 2009 10:56 am) If you do it yourself, don't stick your head in the wheelwells or under the car if the car is supported only by a jack -- use secure jackstands on a hard level surface.
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Replying to: 210delray (Apr 16, 2009 11:19 am) |
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Hello. I've got a 2003 Camry LE that needs front brakes (disc). I have previously done many brake jobs on non-ABS brakes (on other vehicles). Is there anything specific to the ABS system that should be steering me away from DIY? Thanks, Tom
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Replying to: tomgreen1000 (Apr 21, 2009 12:12 pm)
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