I have a 2012 Camry SE. It has sat awhile and the battery had died when I tried to start the car. I charged the battery and now rests at 12.5v. Now when I go to start the car there is no power at all to the inside of the car. No gauge lights come on when you turn the key, but the steering wheel can be turned and the car cannot be shifted into neutral. I checked all fuses, including the long ones that house the alternator, all check out fine. I used my dmm and I have power to alternator and starter. Security light is on inside the car. I have tried all three keys I have for the car with no avail.

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Asked by bvahlkamp Mar 24, 2015 at 10:15 AM about the 2012 Toyota Camry SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

battery is fully charged now, all connections are tight and clean. (car only has 9950 miles
on it). Power to alternator, starter. All fuses good, no power to inside of vehicle and
nothing on besides for flashing security light. Please help

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hmm, the keys do nothing. I have no power to door locks as well. Unless I manually lock or unlock them myself. Closest dealership is 140 miles from me.

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Ok, I locked all the doors by hand and I will let it sit a few hours and then try it again. I'll post back to see if this fixes the issue or not. Thank you

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Bvah.....did you ever resolve the issue with this vehicle?

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