Repair manual 89 camry - 1989 Toyota Camry

The manual crank has a u shaped clip that holds it in place to the crank pulley. U may need a special tool to open the clip and slide it off so you can remove the handle.

Click here to see about codes.

the ecu is located in the dash on the drivers side. 89 toyota camry. if not there, check passenger kick panel in front of the door, outboard of the glove box. have a good day !

pull your steering wheel horn pad and check the spring wire to make sure it's not grounded anywhere.

I'm in the process of searching for some wiring diagrams for my 89 Camry so I just happen to have my owner's manual next to me. I've scanned in the pages that contain the fuses and their locations.

Is this happenning on the driver's side control bezel only?

There is not a PCV valve on the 4cyl. 6 cyl. is located under hood, center, upper engine area, mounted in rear valve cover Thanks for using FixYa - a FixYa rating is appreciated for answering your FREE question.

For an online manual I suggest you go to AutoZone.com, and become
a member. Doesn't cost anything, and you won't receive junk mail, etc.
I have, and haven't had any problems in about six months now.
(It's the only way I know, to refer someone to a manual)

This is the homepage, http://www.autozone.com/autozone/repairinfo/repairInfoLanding.jsp
On the homepage at the top right, you'll see -> Become A Member
Click on this, and enter your info. Immediately after you join, you'll have access to their repair information.

Up to the left you'll see the heading ->My Vehicles, and underneath it Manage My Vehicles. Click on Manage My Vehicles.
On the next page you'll see -> Add A Vehicle <- in an orange rectangle.
Click on that, and then choose the year, (1989), Make, (Toyota), Model,
(Camry), and 4 or 6 cylinder.

Under the -> Select A Category <- heading, scroll to the bottom, and click
on -> Vehicle Repair Guides.
In the middle column click on -> Drivetrain. On this page you want ->
Driven Disc And Pressure Plate. Reading this, you'll see you need to remove the transaxle first. This is on the page you came from, and the heading is ->Manual Transaxle.

I can tell you how to do it, but this is as close as I can get to an online manual for you.

I have just bought a 89 camry today with the book in the glove box. hat do you need to know? Email me at [email protected]

Hi,

On an 89 Toyota Camry with manual transmission, two possible reasons:

• clutch;
• release bearing

Try bleeding the clutch on the slave cylinder. If this does not prove to be corrective, you may have to have the transmission/clutch checked/repaired/replaced. In some instances, it could just be a sticking release bearing or clutch fork.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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