2007 Camry overhearing

Asked by 2007problemchild Apr 18, 2017 at 05:35 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Driving home yesterday in 2007 camry and gauge
is hot pulled over lifted hood and antifreeze
everywhere.  Took radiator off today and replaces
it and a thermostat and a new radiator cap. Filled
up antifreeze and put tester on it and showing
15lbs air pressure as soon as we cranked over car
and went up to 30 and cut car off.  Thinking now
may be bad head gasket or head...opinions
please?

3 Answers

221,025

Yep, there is a bad head gasket. The head would have to be removed in-order to fix it.

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221,025

The problem there is the head is probably warped and needs resurfacing to make it flat. It should be checked for cracks also.

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