I am having problems starting my 2011 Toyota Camry. Replaced alternator, starter, battery terminals. Now it is turning over like it should but It's not firing off. Almost like starved for fuel or

Asked by Ryan Nov 09, 2015 at 05:44 AM about the 2011 Toyota Camry Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

No spark. After several tries it will crank then
die, then crank and run fine.

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No the check engine light is not on. Thank you reelin68 I will check into that.

You might try this. While someone attempts to start the vehicle, go to the rear of this vehicle, get down and under and bang on the bottom of the gas tank with your hand. if engine tries to start, you may have a bad FP. What was the ORIGINAL issue?? A NO CRANK?.....or a cranks but will not fire up? What makes you think there is "no spark"?

Hello I need to get a throttle accerator motor for a 2011/12 toyota Camry can you recommend a good or where I can get one online

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