Toyota Camry

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Asked by louie_c_lim Mar 14, 2016 at 08:13 AM about the 2002 Toyota Camry

Question type: General

What do you call the reservoir like object below the
battery plate of a toyota camry 2.4v? I cant find it
on the owner's manual.

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If you know where the coolant reservoir is, then probably it is for the windshield washer fluid. It should have a symbol on the cap to indicate what it is.

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Negative Sir. Coolant and washer reservoir are both identified. This reservoir is empty and someone said that this is like a filter. Just want to make sure. Thanks...

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Then it sounds like a EVAP canister. If there are vacuum hoses running to it.

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I was just wondering the same thing. However, there are no hoses connected, but there is a spot where it appears a hose was once connected.

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