Avoid This Toyota Like the Plague
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- Toyota transmission problems. Never Buy a Toyota with This Engine, DIY and car repair with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. Toyota transmission problems in their cars and trucks. Should I buy a Toyota? Are Toyotas still reliable? Toyota reliability issues explained. Buying a used Toyota with engine problems. Why not to buy a Toyota with this engine. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 54 years.
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I just bought a 2011 Toyota Camry with 124,000 MI for $4,800, got it from a neighbor I've known since I was a kid, I sure do hope it's a good buy
How do you feel about Honda's?
@@victoriapreston5419 hondas handle better than toyotas but some can be a little less reliable
@@soldierforgod1477 you got an absolute steal . That’s less than blue book .
@@victoriapreston5419 70/30 reliable verses not. Toyota is more like 90/10. Honda ain’t bad , but Toyota is better .
I had the same year, same vehicle with a V6! That dash looks so familiar. Never had any trouble with the transmission. Before moving, sold it to a relative. She's still using it as her backup car when the kids visit and need to use a vehicle. The inside of the vehicle is in fantastic shape for a 20 year old car! Thank you for bringing back some memories.
I have one of those....3 litre v6....change the oil regularly, change the transmission fluid at the proper intervals, as well as the timing belt....no problem...and this is a 1996 Camry, up here in the 'salt belt', and driven all year round. Maintenance is the KEY for ANY car.
Yeah this one wasn't the best maintained. Maybe a co car on lease and they didn't care.
Exactly. If I’m being honest. I don’t recommend getting advice from this Kilmer guy. He doesn’t actually know as much as you would think. Take this from my automotive instructor. “The best thing you can do with your car is read.” Like any manuals that tell you service intervals or specific needs for certain parts and fluids.
Yeah, changed my water pump along with my timing belt, and did the struts due to leaks after 20 years on my ‘00 Avalon.
Very cheap per year. Still rides like a Buick & nothing breaks.
Had a 03 v6 . The 5 speed auto was kinda weak and it economically shifts . I think my step mom still driving it 🤔 haven't seen her for 15 years
Amen! Preach it brother!!!
Sounds like the current owner didn't change the transmission fluid & filter after purchasing the car with 60k on it. And with spending $20k in repairs & maintenance, it sounds like he was ripped off by several mechanics along the way.......
My thoughts exactly
He was better off learning how to fix it himself watching Scotty Videos of the past.
@@boogitybear2283that’s my plan. I bought a 2015 Toyota Venza LE (off of Scotty’s recommendation) with 100K miles. So far just spark plugs, oil changes, and alternator. Will check the brake pads soon, but otherwise, really reliable car! 😊
Oh and trans fluid and filter later this summer.
Well i have a 2005 v6 camry and it has 270,000 kilometres on it and the transmission is smooth as silk,engine runs like a dream,doesnt use oils or fluids,one owner in 17 years,full log books right up till 250,000 kilometres! The 1mz-fe engines are highly sought after scotty,and they are as reliable as the 4 bangers as long as maintenance is done right!
That 2.4 was fine and it had the old 4 speed automatic. Grandpa loved his and so did I.
My 2005 Camry with the 4 cyl has 356,000 miles on it. I change engine oil every 5000 miles and change the trans filter and oil every 60000 miles. It runs like it was brand new
I have a small 2002 corolla. 220,000 miles. Runs like new, minimal repairs. .
We have an 05 250k runs perfect
I had the transmission fluid changed at the dealership but not sure if they did the filter. Last time I changed the fluid myself but didn’t do the filter (guess I didn’t know about it). Now I know and will do the filter next time too and won’t wait too long before I do it.
have you driven on a long 7 to 9 hour long road trip?
@@gutadin5 our Camry has been on many road trips average 32mpg
Scotty I have a 1998 Toyota Camry LE. ,,got this car when it was , almost 2 years old 20,565 miles I've had this car since 02-08 -2020 on January 27, 2024 400.000 miles 😁 2.2 liter engine a/t basic maintenance like you always tell your viewers is/ has been the key !!!! Same engine. Same transmission still runs great 👍 always pass smog. I love this car . I'm 74 years old and I've had multiple... Multiple cars in my life time . The best car I've ever owned is this 1998 Toyota Camry LE 2.2 💯👍 Don miles Stockton CA
I have an '04 Camry with the V6 1mzfe engine and it has over 200,000 miles without any issues (and it has the 5 speed automatic transmission). Don't let it scare you, the AISIN transmissions in the V6 engines are still reliable.
Who the hell spends $20k on repairs? That's a new car 🤪💸
People that bought a Tesla.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
You're acting like he wrote a $20k check, he owned it for 10 years.
Sounds like he was overcharged by all the mechanics too
@@Argedis still, you don't put $20k in a Camry. not even over 10 yrs
Someone who doesn't have a lot of money to spend on a car
As usual great history and advice on the car tested.
My grandma has a 2005 XLE V6 at over 250,000 miles and the transmission is still smooth as silk. Car runs excellent and hasn't had many issues other than needing suspension replacement. Camrys either V6 or 4 cylinder are extremely sound decisions.
I have the same car ran into issues with breaks and MAF sensor issues
I had a 2002 Camry bought new like this one with the V6, kept up on the maintenance and never had any transmission problems. I’m not hard on cars, but enjoyed having the extra power and smoothness of the 6 when needed. Sold it after 14 years and 180,000, just wanted a new one. That ended up being another Camry, also with a V6. It’s a 2016, only complaints: the seats are harder, not as comfortable as the 2002, and the audio system lacks bass, the one in the 2002 sounded much better (it had an external factory amp) under the passenger seat that made a big difference.
Yea the xle had jbl I had an 02 v6 too
I agree! I’m still driving mine with 238k miles and yes the sound quality on the speakers is really good even better than my girlfriends 2016 corolla
Seems that there were a few instances where this owner has been taken advantage of.
Yes definitely
“It’s not about the car, it’s about the driver.” Dom Toretto
My next door neighbour , got a brand new car 3 years ago , during the time , never check the oil ( he drives roughly 20000 km each year ) , into the 37 months of the car , one day on the way home , the engine seized , the following is $4000 and plus the rental car , but claimed he got a lemon !
I am leaning towards this theory more and more. Yes, oftentimes people have their bias in cars like in other areas of life. But once you have a car AND take care of it, you will get good service from it.
@@hermanchow1405 What car was it? 4000 sounds cheap for an engine repair on 2018-2019 car.
It’s about family
@@jasonkillsformomy Prolly got some goodwill from the manufacturer split thebill
Don’t you just love it when you do the right thing and customer wants their money back and years later they want more work done nu uh cya! Wish you came to Cali.
You are the best Scotty Kilmer! I drive an 02 camry and ive watched your videos for years and my car loves you for it
True. Inline 4 Camrys in top shape are not slow at all. 💯
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Not slow, but still slow. My moms got a Camry of the generation shown(02-06) with the 4cyl. It gets us around, however it does struggle up steep hills.
Good Sunday Scotty!
Mine is a 2002 V6 SE model with 112K. I've owned it for 16 years & spent about $7,500 in repairs but that figure also includes tires, brakes & oil changes. Replaced the timing belt at about 100K but have never touched the xmiss fluid. I like the car but it does have some issues. There is a rattling noise from the rear when I go over a bumpy rough road. I think it's the struts but my mechanic says they're ok. The other issue is that the driver's seat has a tear and I'm not sure what to do about it. I suspect that a heavy set employee at a discount tire place dropped himself on the seat instead of lowering himself & ripped it. I say this because I saw him do it to another car. I didn't report it because they would have said that it's a 20 year old car & what do you expect. Watch out for this & take a picture of your seat before you let them have it.
Scotty I followed your advice, AKIBONO are expensive but is worth the price, no noise, smooth stop and light dust after 6 months or so…👍
My 2020 Camry XLE Hybrid is full of technology plus a CD player. I hardly use the CD, but I like to know it’s there.
I can agree with the 4 cylinder camrys, they will last a lifetime and a great car if you're just going back and forth, I have a 2017 4cyl frontier for my work truck, it's not fast at all nor does it have any power but it is a major gas sipper and I can go up to a week without needed more gas ( I drive about 100-300miles a day ) if I take my time and not floor it everywhere the normal 350 or 400 mile range doubles
I own a 2006 Camry and I absolutely love it. I'm not getting rid of it. It runs like new. I have the 4 cylinder XLE and I always change the transmission every 60k. Runs and shifts great.
Do you mean change the transmission fluids or the whole transmission? Lol. I have the 2006 camry xle v6 as well and haven't had any of the problems scotty described yet except for the warping brake rotors. I should probably ask my mechanic about the transmission maintenance right?
@@atom7134 Yes, that's a typho on my end. The transmission fluid yes. Typically people would like to change it around 30 to 60,000 mi.
@@CoryMaiden thanks for the reply! Yeah mine seems to be running fine but not sure when my trans fluid/filter was done last so I'll check at my next oil change in a couple months. Just had a starter motor go out but that was an easy fix. Otherwise I've had a great experience with the car so far. Plan to keep it forever if I can treat it right!
I took your advice Scotty and I bought a 2005 Camry LE. I was expecting to have to make a bunch of repairs. No leaks, needs nothing mechanically. The fluids were all topped off. My Camry is a 4 cylinder and has plenty of pep for city driving. The interior looks new. The AC is cold. All the electronics work.
I have a 98 camry 1mz-fe v6 with a manual trans. over 336k on this car and it still runs great and has been one of the best cars Ive owned besides my 84&85 22r & 22re 4runners and my 96&03 5vzfe v6 supercharged tacomas
This one is a auto the manual is much better
my toyota mini van with the 3.0 V6 timing bely broke at 309k miles , i replaced it it , and its not in perfect sync , its off a little , but the van runs , tho i had to adjust the throttle up a little to make up for it being out of time a little . some times on a cold start it starts and idles fine , other times i need to hold my foot on the gas a little to keep it running , until it warms up a little .
3rd car. Did I miss the part where you checked the air filter? That's my first check for car running lean.
I have never change the transmission fluid in any car and I have gotten 10 years out of a Corolla and I paid three grand for and that’s the story Jerry
1mz fe is an amazing engine.. pair it with a 5 speed manual transmission like my camry and you never have to worry about powertrain issues.
Thank you for all your wisdom
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Afternoon Scotty !
I learn so much from every episode! Thank you!
My grandfather bought a 02 Camry for $850 with a v6 it now has 270k miles but the only thing he has changed is the fluids and filters and put a timing belt and water pump into it
I have a 1998 Camry v6 with 253000 miles, i replaced , suspension, alignment, steering rack, brakes, radiator, rotors, 2 wheel bearings, windshield wipers, oil filter and tires, and still running smoothly, the rest of the vehicle it's original, including the oil.
It's a good car, very reliable.
Also have a previa with 300000 miles, i can't find the passenger seat, the rest it's original and still running.
Good old cars.
And I ve seen v6 camrys with a quarter million miles, so what! Just because one guy bought a lemon now everyone has to avoid these cars?
My grandparents bought 2 of these in 03.. both V6.. one has 255k and other has 122k.. both great cars
Love you Scotty
My V6 2005 camry has over 420,000 km running great :)
I have a 2016 GMC Terrain with 50,000 miles that I bought and transmission wasn't sharp and acted sluggish at times. I asked the garage to change transmission fluid out. They asked how many miles, and when they learned it was so low mileage they were willing, otherwise they would have been concerned if it was high mileage and acting funny. They said the fluid was very black, but it worked much better and as the weeks went on it improved more.
bought a 97 celica with the 2.2 4 banger for $1200. transmission fluid was black but shifted OK. changed fluid and filter and still shifts fine. kept the old fluid just in case.
Kept the old fluid for what reason?
@@greeneyesfromohio4103 to put it back in should the new fluid cause slipping
@@robbflynn4325 - I bought a 14’ Corolla just months ago with 145k on it….drives absolutely great but I have no clue if it’s ever had a transmission flush….I’m not sure if I should get it done as I’ve heard a Toyota master mechanic say the same thing Scotty just did here, that doing it at this point could cause more harm then good, so I don’t know what to do? How could it harm it though?
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@@greeneyesfromohio4103 I think you'd be safe to do it with a Toyota. Just remove drain plug and put in the exact same amount of fresh fluid. No need to even change the filter. Toyota transmissions especially in the older non CVT ones are bulletproof and hardly ever fail. I think retaining the old fluid is advisable more on cars other than Toyota transmissions. I've drained and replaced fluid on my old Celica a couple of times and that had 230,000 miles and I'm sure it had the original fluid and still shifts like a dream. I didn't even use toyota fluid, used the Valvoline stuff.
Scotty what about using Vaseline on the steering column to fix the noise turning.
I have a 1998 no rust Sienna. 166k I did 90% of the repairs myself. I have Cam2 semi synthetic in the transmission. AT-205 stopped the engine seals weeding. I'm driving the van into the ground. I think my van will go another 160k.I run POWER STOP EVOLUTION ceramic pads and centrix rotors. The rotors have over 45k run time and I have no brake thumping. EVOLUTION pads are OEM replacement.
My 02 camry also needed a part of the steering column replaced cuz it clunked and got hard to turn
Hello from Florida Scottie what do you think about the newer Toyota Supra 3.0 or 3.5 supercharged
Came to see you from Texas huh?
Non-interference engine is why I jumped on a 2000 Lexus RX300 I got for $350! Had a bad engine. $1700 later my son and I swapped it, threw on new timing belt kit and still runs like a clock
I have akebono brake pads on my 98 Camry 2.2 and also OEM pads for replace Front and back
The transmissions in these V6s are similar to the ones in the 4 cylinder but they are not the same.
I thought this camry was one of the very good ones scotty. You said this was bulletproof
My 2017 Lincoln MKZ 3.0t AWD Reserve, after my front passenger side cv axle was replaced sported a slew of warning lights. After everything was back together the lights remained but my scan tool reported ZERO codes. Will these code lights go away after driving 75-150 miles because the relays presumably have reset themselves?
I want a Solara convertible. Scotty loves them but they only come in the 6-cyl engine. So I'm confused since now he says the 6 is not good. Confused in Oregon...
2012 PriusC...157000 miles..original brakes..never a problem à
Bilsteins nice but why prime well tires , if ur gonna go all out on suspension might as well get some nice michelins or pirellis
I make a point of NOT using my brakes. I anticipate stops and allow my engine to do most of my braking. I live above 5,000 ft on a mountain and smell other people's burning brakes while I use my gears
Isn’t it better to wear out the brakes than the clutch? Brakes are a lot easier and cheaper to replace than a clutch. I’ve heard this from people but what do I know.
@@gilv4889 think of it this way. What's the greater strain/force on an automatic transmission. Foot on the gas or foot off the gas? Now assuming your standard transmission downshifts implement good rev matching on downshifts there is near zero wear on a clutch.
And on long mountain roads like where I live you don't roast your brakes until they fade and die because you lose control and rollover
@@burtvhulberthyhbn7583 Good point. And the more you do it, the better you get at it. Your brakes, tranny & clutch will thank you.😲😲😲
I do the same thing in my 370Z. Once you know the roads you're travelling it's so much easier just to downshift and rev match.
Yikes hows your gears doing? Id rather replace my brakes than engine or gears. Wrong method.
Still miss my 96 camry, bulletproof asf, just have to pour a qt of oil every week or so, abuse the crap out of it, junked it cause the back was involved in a accident during a snowstorm
The Avalon and the trucks and SUV'S with 6cylinders have the same issues...
Scottie what do you recommend. I have a Toyota four cylinder 2021 58000 mi. Any thing I should do for it??
My Accord in the background!
Toyota has some interferance engines too.
I wish I knew about this sludge problem when I bought my used 2001 Avalon with 160K miles. Engine seized after 1000 miles on trip. Left it in New Mexico at a pull your own shop. Very sad.
I have Lexus ct with 116000 on it, it has had 4 water pumps replaced at the dealer no charge because they thought it was leaking. It was actually the valve cover after 4 tries. Now I see white smoke. I will try barrs.
Most people do not know to use brakes efficiently
Hi Scotty!
had same camry with 90 perccent parts orig just oil brakes tires drivove smoother then my new one 320k
Semi-Metalic or leave! I ain't touching Ceramic with a ten-foot pole. I prefer stopping power over wear. I still recommend it to friends and care about their safety.
I’ve gotta 2006 V6 Camry 3.3 litre. Great car. No tranny problems cause I drive like a car not F1 car. Serviced regularly.
Why do 2004 Nissan Sentra rust ? thank you. Also his dexos1 in oil safe for Nissan & KIA engines ?,
The ATS website says it is out of stock for the fuel and oil additives
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Remember, working as a mechanic he bought his son in El Camino had a four-speed Muncie and it tore the transmission up smoke the clutch. We explain to the dad your son was racing the car. He couldn’t believe his son would act like that lol.
We had a V6 Camry, bought it new and had it for years. Bloody great car with heaps of power. It ended up being our youngest son's first car, until he sold it to his Pop. He had years of trouble free driving and has sold it since. Don't know what you're talking about on this one ...
Yeah I think this car was not taken care of .
You can break almost anything if you try hard enough ! lol
You dont know what hes on about because he doesn't know what hes on about. Hes a step above the guys at jiffy lube.
@@christopherlarose2770 like I said, never had any issues with my Camry V6, when the father in-law finally sold it it had nearly 300 000klms on the clock. Never used or leaked any oil and transmission was still as smooth as.
From what I've been told that the 1mz-fe is one of the best engines Toyota ever made, and the 4 speed Asin transmission is bullet proof.
I've the V8 4.3 engine, later 6 speed variant. Changed the fluid at 60k, seems to work fine, guessing it's a heavier duty gearbox?
@@rob5944 4 gears provide a long gear ratio, difficult for torque to actually hurt the thing unless always on low or 0-60 on first gear acceleration. 4 and 5 speed usually last heck longer than 7-8 gear trannys.
@@DJMAGGIXX yes, I see what you mean. These new 8 and ten speed jobs must be suspect then. Mind you the Sc430 isn't at all noted for transmission failure, not from what I've read anyway. Never heard of any problems.
@@rob5944 it really depends on manufacturer, like Ford transmission 10speed are good af compared to 6 speeds(manual). Regarding the 6speed on the lexus, never seen a SC430, not so popular here on my hometown. I know for sure is a good engine but transmission I really don't know. I know for sure if you change fluids religiously it will last, it's a Toyota after all.
@@DJMAGGIXX no, I believe total production was around 64,000 over 2001 2010, and they were mainly aimed at the American market. James May from BBC'S Top Gear once called it the worst car in the world, I don't see why. Then again I can't, and won't, drive around like a maniac. The post facelift has the 6 speed which is 'sealed for life' and reworked suspension. I wanted a reliable convertible with plenty of power, the back seats are tiny but ok for our dogs! I had the timing belt and water pump done straight away and the rear subframe blasted and coated too. The front seats reconditioned and the transmission and axle fluids changed. So far no problems at all, the hard top works fine, I'm not a fan of cloth roofs but you get the best of both worlds with this. I don't know about you, but unless something is drastically wrong with a car, they all seem to drive pretty much the same to me.....
Hopefully you can help me out. I have a 2013 Toyota Tundra 5.7 V8 with lagging acceleration from 0-40 mph where You can hear and feel the engine revving, trying to work and breathe. I have switched out air filter, new battery, and cleaned the Air mass flow sensor but those have not solved the problem.
New bilsteins will have slight leak initially. Excellent shock tho
Sorry - I have the sealed trans on 2008 Camry with a V6 3.5l 206,000 miles no issues. Never changed the trans fluid almost afraid to now. Camry 4cylinder have some other issues.
Should I change my trans oil in my 5.7 tundra then?
The 4 cylinder is better no doubt about that that’s the only one I’ll buy. Not the newest one 2017 and back. Only new Camry I’d get is the hybrid.
Hey Scotty. Good video. But keep one thing in mind. Some Four cylinder Camry’s made in production from 2012 through 2014 had torque converter issues where the torque converter would vibrate heavily during speeds between 20 - 40 miles per hour. Toyota issued a TSB to get this fixed. if they tested it and they felt it needed to be repaired they would do it as long as the car was purchased within 8 years of the purchase date and it had less that 150k miles ( don’t quote me on the numbers). So be careful when telling your listeners to pickup a used I4 Camry instead of a V6!!
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FYI… there are PLENTY of Camry owners that have this issue and when they contacted Toyota were told that their car was past the warranty period and as a result could not get it fixed under the TSB warranty.
Scotty say anything on the Honda Insight2022 pls
What about the 3.0 VVTI Is that a noninterference? I’m going to change my belt on my 03 Avalon
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@Robbo Ironink that sucks, I would love it for my older awsome condition Toyota. That’s the only annoying thing about Canada, we can’t get some things, like rare car parts, rare cars, oil cleaners etc in this case. Luckily, I have a grandpa & family in Houston, so maybe ATS would ship to my grandpa, & then he could mail it to me. Quite possible. My lifesaver grandpa. He’s lucky he lives in a safe discreet neighborhood
how you about the 2016 honda accord sport
I'Scotty, Ive the 03 toyota avalon, 3.0 1mzfe v6 vvti. Was told n some research says it's an interference engine. Is the vvti 1mzfe interference?
Hello Scotty my greetings to you, please 2008 infiniti fx35 and 2011 honda crosstour, which do I take
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This is my car. 05 Camry 2.4l. 254k miles and going strong. Suspension and fuel filter replaced at 215k. Along with some spark plugs and a purge solenoid. Thats it. Its my favorite car as its so easy to work on. This was the car I had the axle seal problem with I asked & you answered on your forum. Trans serviced at 120k. I'm doing the filter and fluid soon I have the parts. Nowhere to work. I also did my rear bearings & brakes.
My 2001 Toyota Avalon has the V6. I changed the transmission fluid at 225K and again at 400K and my transmission hasn’t had any issues and I’m at 445K miles now.
Nice condition on this one all around
hell yeah i have a 1995 4 banger that has factory tinted windows and I love it. why would I buy a new car
I have one as well. An Ex Chicago car, and running it in the UK. Like it a lot. It's nearly a US car. But it's good.
Hey Scotty - How's the A/C on this thing? Cold???
Change the crappy prime well tires for Michelin cross climate 2s or continental pro contact.
Scotty what is your opinion about daihatsu?
I have a 2003 Toyota Camry with the 2.4L with 300343 miles on it runs grate transmission is good. For a little more power I put a cool air intake on it no codes at all came on and it sounds good when you get on the gas a little you know if you got to.
I’m thinking about getting one with 77k miles on it. The only thing i’m concerned about the age and transmission. You think it’s still good in 2024?
What if you got a V6 manual Camry well that solve the impractical problem?
My dad had a 09 Camry with 273k things a tank original everything. Oil hog tho
The v6 Camry is a fast car. In my case a little too fast for a teenage son who totaled my 99.
It's not because it's fast, it's because your teenager was being silly
*it's not fast
Where can I buy Bernie’s ats fuel treatment?
Sticking with the 4cyl goes for older Accords too. People assume that a V6 will be more durable but not always
I’ve worked for Toyota for 23 years as a master diag tech, get the V6! Longer lasting Camry by far! Do your maintenance and they will not have issues. Toyota rotors are not good no matter what Toyota you buy other than Prius.
Can you recommend some rotors please?
What would you suggest for oil burning in a 2005????
That’s a clean Camry.
Just got a 2014 camry 4cyl, is 115k too late to change the transmission fluid ?