The SECOND thing you check after the battery is the fuses then the relay and neutral safety switch. Those things are the simplest and cheapest. After tracing the problem you end at the solenoid /starter. A solenoid is not always cheaper than buying it already attached to the starter. By the way, if you hear a click, it's not your relay, fuses or neutral safety switch. If you DON'T hear a click then it could be any of the 3.
@screwthecqbal6453 What if the Camry clicks once and turns off. I have a guy I know running into this issue. He has to take like 10min to start his car. Key in the ignition goes to start and clicks then turns off. He does this multiple times then bam the car starts up fine. He’s replaced his fuses, start and ignition. Still having the same issue.
I'm having this issue. Took it to Toyota dealer. They couldn't find anything wrong. Looked at the mileage from the time I was there with the same problem til now with the same problem. They said I don't drive the car enough. Got in it this morning. Turned the key it wouldn't start. Turned it a second time it started. I'm having headaches now.
Perfect but make sure to tell her not to hold the key for that long after its started. Especially with camrys that can burn the starter out early again💯
I believe I have the same problem on my 2005 Canry. Except that hotting the starter worked but I am going to replace it anyway..my battery is 5 months old and the starter looks like the original starter
Jesse Cordero so the car will come on lights on just won’t turn over if it’s the starter connection? That’s the bolted down wire that goes to the negative terminal correct?
@@stephanierebecca823 Yeah, The headlights come on but the engine won't turn. You are correct about the bolted down wire that goes from the starter to the terminal. Actually it's the positive wire, (Red) wire.
Since there is no click, you can just replace the starter solenoid, which is cheaper than buying the complete starter. I would just buy Toyota starter solenoid. After market starter does not have quality solenoid, which will fail quickly (mine failed after 6 months).
Really... My Camry did this tonight After work (first time) and I never could get it to crank. I actually rebuilt this motor myself about 4 years ago so I'm mechanically inclined but locking the steering wheel never occurred to me. I'll try that tomorrow before I begin chasing down other potential problems. Could you give me a brief description of what your cremory was doing? Like were you getting full power when you turn the key to AC but when you bumped it over to start you got nothing... No voltage drop no. Crank no nothing?
The SECOND thing you check after the battery is the fuses then the relay and neutral safety switch. Those things are the simplest and cheapest. After tracing the problem you end at the solenoid /starter. A solenoid is not always cheaper than buying it already attached to the starter. By the way, if you hear a click, it's not your relay, fuses or neutral safety switch. If you DON'T hear a click then it could be any of the 3.
Great tip! I'll check the fuses and relay before I replace the battery on my daughter's car.
@screwthecqbal6453
What if the Camry clicks once and turns off. I have a guy I know running into this issue. He has to take like 10min to start his car. Key in the ignition goes to start and clicks then turns off. He does this multiple times then bam the car starts up fine. He’s replaced his fuses, start and ignition. Still having the same issue.
I'm having this issue. Took it to Toyota dealer. They couldn't find anything wrong. Looked at the mileage from the time I was there with the same problem til now with the same problem. They said I don't drive the car enough. Got in it this morning. Turned the key it wouldn't start. Turned it a second time it started. I'm having headaches now.
Perfect but make sure to tell her not to hold the key for that long after its started. Especially with camrys that can burn the starter out early again💯
Smart man thankyou , tapping worked
How much did the starter cost?
I believe I have the same problem on my 2005 Canry. Except that hotting the starter worked but I am going to replace it anyway..my battery is 5 months old and the starter looks like the original starter
What if the lights don’t turn on?
You might have a bad battery or the battery terminals may be loose.
Or alternator or 100 amp fuse
Did the car keep power when running after this repair?
Yes, It did
Jesse Cordero so the car will come on lights on just won’t turn over if it’s the starter connection? That’s the bolted down wire that goes to the negative terminal correct?
@@stephanierebecca823 Yeah, The headlights come on but the engine won't turn. You are correct about the bolted down wire that goes from the starter to the terminal. Actually it's the positive wire, (Red) wire.
Same here but took the starter off and took it to Oreilly it passed. So after that I didnt know what to do.
Yes
Tapping worked. Thank you!
Tapping what??
@@kalobnichols8865 tapping the starter usually works.
Thanks man this helped out allot
I'm glad. Thanks for viewing
Since there is no click, you can just replace the starter solenoid, which is cheaper than buying the complete starter. I would just buy Toyota starter solenoid. After market starter does not have quality solenoid, which will fail quickly (mine failed after 6 months).
Not always true. I have this starting issue right now and the solenoid was $20 more than the starter
@@screwthecabal6453 Yea they cost as much as the whole starter
Nice thank you sir, will take a look at that
Good dad good job
Had this issue. Had to turn the steering wheel to lock it, then start
Really... My Camry did this tonight After work (first time) and I never could get it to crank. I actually rebuilt this motor myself about 4 years ago so I'm mechanically inclined but locking the steering wheel never occurred to me. I'll try that tomorrow before I begin chasing down other potential problems. Could you give me a brief description of what your cremory was doing? Like were you getting full power when you turn the key to AC but when you bumped it over to start you got nothing... No voltage drop no. Crank no nothing?
I had this problem, replaced it with brand new Denso & still didn't work. Had to replace neutral safety switch.
I replaced my battery and I have no lights, no nothing. The battery has been tested and the battery is fine.
tnx