94 Camry shift solenoid problem

Here's the link and I'm sure you will get the solution of your problem -

TOYOTA CAMRY SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 DOWNLOAD

tune the engine...bad jgnition parts can cause the trans to shift improprerly...my 4 cyl. camry was not going into 1st gear or studdering on first.. corrected with tune-up and cleaned egr valve.. found a lot of carbon in intake manifold.. also replaced canister purge from tank to intake...still need to correct carbon ...but car shifts perfectly.!!!

look for knock sensor codes in the history on the engine computer

There are really only 2 possibilities which are within your reach

- low trans fluid level, check that with engine idling
- poorly adjusted shift linkage, see p69 here

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/ax2.pdf

If anything else has failed, like a shift solenoid, it's really a job for a specialist.

94 camry won't shift into overdrive

the gear shift lever is broke if you take the little button thats on shift pad not the one on shifter use something to push down on plastic piece will get you out of park.

Take the oil pan off of the trany,look the oil condition,the filter if is not to dirty,and the electrical connectors and wires,start whit that.

did your dash board light when you turn on the park light, that mean the fused is good , there is a small bulb in there ( gare shift control)
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do you normalie have to have your foot on the break to get it out of park? if so the problem is properly in the stop light switch (located at the back of the break pedle)

There is a small button on the gear shifter. This is the OverDrive switch. When the button is depressed "IN", the overdrive system is active, and the light on the dash is off. When the button is OUT, the overdrive system is de-activated, and the light on the dash is illuminated. The OverDrive is basically the final shift of the transmission, which gives you maximum fuel economy. When the light on the dash is ON, the OD is "OFF", the transmission will not make its final shift, and will lower your fuel economy. It is best to leave the button IN, and have the OD system active. Hope this helps, and Thanks for Choosing FixYa. The graciousness of a "FixYa" rating for my solution would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for allowing me to help you with your issue.