Hello. A friend borrowed my Camry for about an hour
When he brought the car back, and I attempted to drive again,
realized the
vehicle would no longer go into reverse
Also, it will not go in neutral either so i could not even push it ou
of
the parking spot
When in neutral, i can apply gas and the vehicle moves forward
We dragged the vehicle onto the street to test forward gears and wa
able to
complete a 10 mile test drive with the vehicle in the D gear. Drov
normally
from 0-65 MPH on street and highway
When I got home, again no reverse and no neutral
Does anyone know what this could be? Is there a linkage or electrica
solution I could try first before beginning to locate a used trans
This is a 96 Toyota Camry. 2.2L, 4 Cyl. Auto Trans 4DR
Thank you all in advance if you can help. Cahs flow is a little tigh
now so
I am trying to avoid buying a new tranny
-Scot
Woodbury, N
Shep - 12 Feb 2006 15:53 GMT
Have the shift linkage and shift mechanism checked out first.
> Hello. A friend borrowed my Camry for about an hour.
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> -Scott
> Woodbury, NJ
John Kunkel - 12 Feb 2006 18:47 GMT
> Hello. A friend borrowed my Camry for about an hour.
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> Does anyone know what this could be? Is there a linkage or electrical
The tendency to drive forward in Neutral and the lack of Reverse point to a
forward clutch that is not releasing.
Since the forward clutch is used in all forward gears, the transmission will
operate normally in Drive.