1993 Toyota Camry V6 "common problems transmission" Questions

for cold line. Possible thermostat problem?? Yes this sounds like a thermostat problem, replace the thermostat, Delay on transmission shift is a common problem, you could try changing transmission oil

...transmission not a dry plate. Instead I think that either the shift solenoid has failed, which is common in Camrys that age, or the shift sensor/neutral switch has gone out of adjustment. These are ...

...a major transmission problem nothing leave it alone, its reverse common problem, trany could last for years still, wait till it gets really bad , unless you want to spend alot of money now,good

...transmission casing. See here p80 http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/ax1.pdf Another possibility is the shift solenoids see p15, p86. This was a common problem in Camry autos. The car needs to go up on ...

...Transmission Fluid). Your going to have to get the leak repaired, common cause is the high pressure hose is leaking and soon it will fail 100% and your going to lose your power steering. Worst is the ...

...listed in your owners manual. It could be a warning for one of the gauges, or engine/transmission problems. They are more common on Toyota Prius. Press it.if it flashes, it's the hazard warning ...

...transmission electrical check It is not clear what your specific problem is. If you suspect a fault, look first to see if the O/D indicator light is blinking. If it is, this indicates a fault code is ...

transmission shift solenoid has failed. This is common in Camrys of your vintage, and cause the trans to be unable to find one or more gears. However it should notify you by blinking a trouble code on

...No 1 or 2 shift solenoid. These are mounted inside the transmission, but are easily accessible once the transmission lower pan is removed. Both solenoids are on a common wiring harness and

...common problem. Here are a few things you can try if you haven't already; Grab the steering column, and agressively yank it back and forth with your left hand while pulling on the key with your right ...