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872 messages, Last post on Dec 05, 2009 at 1:27 PM
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Replying to: alltoyota1 (Nov 15, 2009 11:57 am)
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Replying to: alltoyota1 (Nov 15, 2009 1:51 pm) |
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| Both the automatic transmission selector switch light in the center console and the driver-side seat warmer switch light in my wife's 2006 Camry XLE have suddenly stopped working. Is it really likely that two separate bulbs have burned out, or could there be a different problem? I'm not anxious to start removing the center console to check the bulbs until I'm sure. | |
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Update: 99 Camry. Fuse would blow at different times while driving. After spending alot of time and effort, I took my car to a electric shop for cars. After 2 weeks and 350 dollars they found that after I had the engine rebuilt , they did not secure the wiring harness behing the engine and after driving it for 6 months, which is how long it took for this problem to come up...the wires melted and 3 wires fused together and would rub on the pipe only when I drove the car and hit a bump. So there you have it. Thank you to Kiawah and everyone who tried to help.. |
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I have had my 2009 TCH for about 6 weeks and have been tracking the gas consumption carefully. The web site (Canadian) says I should get 50 MPG city, combined and highway driving. After 6800 KM (4225MI) I am getting only 40 MPG. I know that the info on the web site is an "estimate" but it shouldn't be 20% out. I don't drive with a heavy foot, in fact I try to get that little "excellent" message every time I shut the car off. Has anyone experienced poor gas milage like this???
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Replying to: jgallant (Nov 19, 2009 10:25 pm) |
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Replying to: jgallant (Nov 19, 2009 10:25 pm) See you there... |
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I got a 1997 Camry and the lights just cut out on me. When I say light the brake (when stepping on them) and the headlights are working. The front corner lights are not coming on and the tail lights are not coming on when I step on the brakes. However, the harzards are working. Must be a fuse, but can't figure out which one (first the under my left foot or the one under the hood) and then which one to replace??? THanks! |
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Replying to: alltoyota1 (Nov 15, 2009 1:51 pm) |
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greetings, i have been reading through this thread and gotten some good ideas for what to check to solve my problem, however, so far i've not found the solution. 1997 Camry LE (2.2L automatic, no factory "theft deterrent system", but there is an aftermarket alarm system from previous owner). - the dome light has been intermittent for several years, though i have "fixed" it several times by popping the bulb out and putting it back in, i now realize that something more is happening with that circuit. the trunk light and key "ring light" also don't work. additionally, yesterday after checking fuses and pulling the dome light fixture out to see if there was immediately obvious wiring or grounding problem, the power door locks stopped working *unless the key is in ACC or ON position* - the power leg of the 7.5A Dome fuse reads good voltage (and the fuse is good) - the dome light is not receiving voltage - the power windows DO work normally - i have checked the 25A Door, 10A Gauge, and 30A Power fuses - all OK and good voltage on power legs (though i'll probably check them again as soon as it stops raining). at this point i'm starting to look at the relay integration module, but i also think i haven't exhausted other troubleshooting avenues. even with the Haynes manual's schematic, i can't really get a clear picture of how everything fits together. suggestions welcome - thanks! |
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