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558 messages, Last post on Nov 20, 2009 at 11:36 AM
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I have had my car since 06/2008. It is a great little car, very little maintenance. However; I am in the little above average range in no how to work on cars. I have had a lot of experiences with other owned vehicles. My question is-where in the world is the PCV valve on my car. It is the wierdest thing I have seen yet. I have yet to be able to located it using the every day common books in autozones and such. It is definitely not located in the usual spot that I am used to? I appreciate the help.
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Replying to: rm29n4 (Nov 06, 2009 1:15 pm)
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Replying to: typesix (Nov 07, 2009 9:14 pm)
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Replying to: typesix (Nov 12, 2009 2:47 pm) |
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My girlfriend owns a 2000 Camry Le with a 2.2 L engine with 60 K and I want to change the tranny fluid, radiator coolant, front rotors and brakes, air filter and spark plugs and wires. 1.Should I do a flush like another Camry owner here has done using 8-9 qts of fluid using a one gallon jug and should I change the filter as well? 2.Is it time for spark plugs and wires? 3.Besides the things I mentioned is there anything else I should be changing? All the belts look good. 4. How do I flush the radiator? Just drain all the fluid out and replace with 50/50? 5. She had a preinspection on the car prior to purchase and they said she needed front brakes and rotors, is it OK to just go to Advance Auto for such things? Also I understand it may be time for a new timimg belt. How nessessary is this at 60K? And should we change other things like water pump while we are in there? This car is a new addition to our family, I don't want her to get starnded in the middle of nowhere with a breakdown. Thanks |
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| i got a 91 camry 2.2 with 270k on it runs good but the the needle in the water gauge works only when he feels liket and sometimes when it does work it fluctuates up and down,any ideas?thx | |
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Hi, I have a 2003 Toyota Camry, has about 95k miles. Car runs great, smooth ride, etc... However, over the weekend, I was parking my car on a hill (facing down). When I had the car on reverse, my car would continue to go forward. If I'm facing down a hill and have the car is on reverse, shouldn't my car stay still (meaning not move forward nor back when removing my foot from the brake pedal)? Is this the beginning of a transmission problem? Or did my car do this because I was attempting to park the car on a hill. My car works fine (drive/reverse) on a flat surface.
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