Toyota Camry 2002

Asked by Lopez101 Dec 12, 2016 at 08:14 PM about the 2002 Toyota Camry LE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car was working great with no problem, one
day I unplugged and plugged in the battery.
Then after it wouldnt trun on. Later we changed
the injectors and worked fine again but the
engine light was on . While driving to school it
turned off on me and when i tired turing it on
again , the engine light TRUNED OFF and
started working fne agin. Later in the day, while
i was driving it started shaking. When im
parked or at a stop or slow down. The engine
light is still off. And had people tell me it is the
fuel pump. What do you guys think ? Im at a
cross road and dont know where to turn.

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That Engine light is the CHECK Engine Light Correct? Suggest you have the Computer Scanned for codes. Some Auto Parts Stores do this for FREE. Wright down the code numbers and descriptions and get back to us.

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