I have a 2003 camry with about 20500 miles which has been making a
buzzing noise intermittently on light acceleration. I finally decided
to take it to the dealer today and was told the problem is a bad
intake manifold which is the subject of a TSB. He says that the car

I don't know that much about cars and don't have a regular mechanic so
I just go to random service stations for oil changes every 3000 miles.
I bought my ;'90 Camry 2.5 years ago and my mechanic back then flushed
and changed the transmission fluid. I haven't changed the transmission

Last night my 99 camry started shaking during driving. It's like a
periodic fashion and seems like the left side is periodically up and
down. Could anyone give some suggestions ( when parking last time my
front tires slightly hit the curb, would this cause some loose parts

I posted my question in June this year.  Daniel suggested to use
TriFlow to lubricate the valve and use RedLine Fuel System Cleaner.  I
did it as Daniel had instructed.  Both cars are running fine now.
Thanks a lot Daniel for your help!  BTW, I could not find Berryman B-12

I am new to this stuff, but I would like to know what to expect when
trying to install lowering springs by myself. Thank you.

Any advice.  I have a 1995 Toyota Camry that I have replace the rear struts
but the Right rear continues to make noise when traveling over minor bumps
in the road. I return it to mechanic who replaced the strut, mounting kit
and boot. Is there something special that we are missing?

My right rear wheel bearing failed at 130000 km and apparently damaged
the hub such that it needs to be replaced at a cost of $600.  Anybody
know of a TSB about this problem?

Ugh.
           I've had a grrrrreat weekend here.  I noticed my wife's
car (95 Toyota Camry) was leaking gasoline and found the source of the
leak to be a rubber hose between two metal fuel lines, when I removed

Just recently bought this car, 96 Camry 2.2L Auto, 83K miles. The previous
owner seems to have taken good care of the car, the service book is filled
in to at least 60K.
Car runs great, and good MPG.

subject says it all.

I need to replace the 3" cone tweeters in the dash of my 2007 Camry Hybrid.
Where do I find them outside of the dealership?

I have 95 Toyota camry.I have to refill the power steering fluid frequently.
I got it examined from an auto-repair shop.There is a leak in rack and pinion
and return hose and both needs a replacement.The work is around $600.Is there
any method by which I can trace the leak myself ...

I have a 1994 Camry that just had the driver side door handle snap off.
The dealership has one for approximately $100.00, but they warned that
it is a very difficult job to replace it, and they want over 2 hours of
labor time to do it themselves.

I am a long time Chrysler user that has become disenchanted with the
product since Daimler took over.
Am seriously thinking of Toyota, mostly because of the positive
comments I have read over the last months.

I'm told you should avoid the first year a new model comes out.
My current Camry is a 97, also the 1st year of a model change.
I did have more problems than I would expect from a Camry, (The suspension
is a problem)