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95 camry won't start after sitting in a lot all day. Friend says he noticed the headlights were on early in the day but this seems odd with the auto shut-off feature that kicks in when car is turned off. Got a few clicks on first attempts to start it, then not a sound. Could this simply be a battery replacement (it IS an old battery)?? Maybe solenoid contacts?? Any ideas are appreciated!

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If it is an old battery start with replacing that. If it then still won't start you would suspect the starter solenoid contacts, which are replaceable. The click indicates the solenoid is pulling in OK.

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  • Posted on Apr 29, 2009

SOURCE: 1991 toyota 4runner v6 auto rough start

Possibly a leaking head gasket. Water/antifreeze seeps into the cyllinder when it cools off, and then it won't fire properly until the coolant is blown out the exhaust when you start it. Let it warm up with the rad cap off. If you see bubbles continuously coming up to the filler hole, you have a head gasket problem. Do you have to add coolant monthly, or weekly?
If you're lucky, it could be just a spark plug that doesn't want to do anything until it warms up, or it could be a valve.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 18, 2009

SOURCE: 1997 Toyota Camry won't start

The starter has two L-shape copper plates. These copper plates get used every time you start the car. After certain period of time the plates are so thin that no contact is made. So the car doesn't start. So your copper plates could be worn out. I had my replaced. And the problem is gone. If you know a good mechanic, you'll probably get fix for less than $100.

It's a common problem on Camry. They wear out prematurely.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 06, 2009

SOURCE: 2002 toyota Camry. won't start

IT SOUNDS LIKE THE STARTER TO ME THAT IS TYPICAL FOR TOYOTAS

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 18, 2009

SOURCE: I have a 2003 Toyota Matrix, and in trying to

sounds like the starter solenoid is shot., Make sure the engine is not seized.

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gavin jones

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  • Posted on May 09, 2010

SOURCE: 1998 Toyota Camry --- car intermittenly won't

When the bushes in a starter get worn, it can cause the armature to rub on the magnetic poles (poleing) This can cause the starter turn slow or not at all
The sintered metal bushes are like bearings. Not to be confused with carbon brushes which are the electrical connectors.
When a starter clicks, it is the solenoid you can hear.supplying power through the brushes.

A starter that is poleing,often stops in a place where it isnt rubbing, and works fine the next start.
There can be other problems with a starter , perhaps one of the brushes is sticking, or the solenoid.
When it happens a tap with a hammer on the starter or solenoid, while a friend turns the key, is enough to get it working( this isnt a fix but might get you started in an emergency)

There is also the possibility of a loose or dirty cable connection, from when the new battery was installed

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