Why won't toyota fix this problem ? . Jim west

Asked by Bocefus Apr 19, 2014 at 05:14 PM about the 2014 Toyota Camry L

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Stalls after stopping or slowing down at red lights  and merging  
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2 Answers

Bocefus answered 10 years ago

Jim west I have found that if I keep my left foot from resting on the brake pedal petal it will make the world of difference Try it so far it has worked for for me!!! My 2014 camry has quit stalling at stop signs and ramps off the interstate..

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GuruPY2L answered 7 years ago

My Toyota Camry 94 was stalling exactly like everyone else is saying my friend replaced the thermostat because when the car got warm it was putting gas in and flooding it would always start after it sat for a couple minutes no problems starting it once the gas and settled I suggest replacing the thermostat it's a cheap fix and worked for my car

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