Man, thank you for not only doing this but showing the world that everyone can make a difference by just getting up and offering to help it doesn't have to be financial it could be a ride or help with cleaning some help is better than nothing.😊
Great transformation! Great demonstration of what anyone can do with no special equipment, just some water, car wash detergent, a brush, and some good old elbow grease.
@@JunkerDriver999 yes, 2001-2006 model were the best. My father owned a 2004 model Camry and drove it for an impressive 600,000 kilometers before selling it and getting the 2014 model. The car's original engine and transmission remained intact, very reliable. However, our 2014 Camry SE required an engine replacement at 320,000 km, which was a disappointment. We were forced to sell it and recently purchased a 2022 Camry V6, hoping it will last until 500,000 km. Unfortunately, the Camry's build quality seems to be declining with each generation.
I'm sure all you people take care of your Camry and do your maintenance. But this video just proves that even a Toyota engine will die if not taken care of properly. This motor would not have survived if he had continued to drive it those 3 years.
if you ever get another car this bad, prespray it with Mad Extreme APC and a pressure washer and a lot of that stuff on the vehicle will come off. I detail for a living. You did a great job sir
This generation of Camry is really starting to grow on me. I HATED them when they came out, thought the tail was all tall and fat. Now, I really appreciate the simplicity. Would love to own one as a simple daily. As I get older I am liking cars that I blend in with much more than flashy things.
I didn’t give them any thought at all until working on them. After seeing the engineering and simplicity of maintenance, it’s a no brainer. These cars should be saved from all junkyards
If it were me, personally, yes absolutely I would detail the car inside and out and get everything mechanically sorted and running and whatever else you may ever wanna do from there before you part ways with the car. Realistically you are giving it away which is extremely generous and kind of you, God Bless you for doing that! But I'm assuming this person who you're giving the car to has some sort of physical disability or medical condition that limits their levels of capacity to some degree, so do keep that in mind as well. That said you're free to do as much or as little as you like with the car. But it seems like at this point you're pretty much all in. Which is awesome!!!
I would like to see you clean the interior. I wouldn't expect it to be on the level of "the detail geek", but certainly you have some skills. I appreciate your cleaning of exterior and especially the headlights. We have a 2002 Camry. It's at 135,000 miles. It has been a very reliable vehicle.
Great video, awesome transformation, as a sort of professional detailer myself it’s recommended to use a soft sponge or wash mit for the paint, a normal brush will scratch the living hell out of the paint but for an extreme case like this it seems like the only viable option to get rid of all that mold and mildew on the car. However regular brushes are a big no no for a cars exterior paint
Classic Stripped head bolts , 2.4 L, 2002-2006 Camry. How I keep it running with gasses leaking into coolant system : Buy Denso 221-0506 tow package radiator . Buy the highest rated water pump ( early Aisin wp are mediocre ). Keep straw loose on coolant reservoir tank ( allows gases to escape). Change oil 3K religiously. Have driven it this way from 141K to 172K. Previous owner must of been told to dump car.
I love what you do, but I think investing into some detailing brushes or a pressure washer would greatly improve your results and efficiency. Its hard to watch you use a scrub brush on dirty paint like that lol
most definitely hard to watch this good man work so hard when you can do it in less than half the time but im assuming hes saving up i started like this but i will never use a scrub brush that's just more buffing later
This takes such great effort! Im blessed for someone like you to fix it, even for free! You deserve rewards for your dedication, like making your channel popular! Hope to see that happen! And I would recommend cleaning the inside although, but amazing video!
I defintely think you should do the inside and if its simply a lil to far gone maybe get some weather tech mats or somethin for the guy im sure he'd appreciate it
I have a Camry just like this one, a 2003 ,white , has 370,000 miles, broke down last year April, has a blown head gasket , my mechanic said the block is warp,leaking from the outside of engine, he said not worth, repairing, get another engine, or car. I had my car 21 years , sitting in my driveway, my mechanic said it will cost about $ 1,600 TO REPAIR. 😢
21years worth putting another engine 😊i would..I have a 2002 toyota camry le 2.4 4 cylinders 1600miles this year had to replace catalytic converter upper $700...my baby runs greattttt.
One weakness of this Toyota 2.4 engine is warping, when they're overheated pretty bad they warp and in severe cases strip the threads of the head bolt. Get the block and head resurfaced... Should work perfectly fine, they fix it yourself... Those engines are like Legos... Very easy to work on
Great video! Were the threads for the head bolts okay? I’ve always heard the 2AZ-FE engine is notorious for the head bolts ripping out of the block if it over heats
If you are, could you video the process of drilling in the upgraded head bolt kit. I know the 2AZ had some issues with the bolts pulling out the threads after a overheat event. Like a much easier caddy northstar. Anyway, I, A beginner backyard mechanic want to see about how hard it is to tear one of these apart. Car Care Nut said theyre very easy to work on. That said, would someone with a good understanding of engines and there specifics but with no experience actually tearing one apart, be able to figure the 2AZ out.
Aw, I’m sorry! The threads in the head were ok so I just threw the head back on. But my x5 cylinder head warped so bad it pulled most of the threads. I couldn’t make a video since it was in the middle of the night but I will be adding time serts to my bmw block to use head studs and hold boost. That video will be interesting lol
@@e46life46 i normaly dont ask for favors but please check over where the gas tank is replace anything that could leak make sure theres no compromised metal where the trunk is and i hope this vetarn has a nice car for a while
Why did it pop a gasket in the first place? Either there was a build defect or the owner ran it too hot. If the owner didn't run it hot then the motor isn't as reliable as thought to be.
Failure to flush and fill the coolant causes it to become acidic and it starts to corrode the gasket and surrounding metals allowing the coolant to eventually enter the cylinders. This is not the only cause, but a very common one.
@@IKhanNot cause Toyota people always find a way to justify Toyota's problems. If it was an american or german car, it's because the car sucks. If it's a Toyota, its due to "lack of maintenance" or "user error"😂
الجو له دور عندنا جفاف و حر يعدم البويه و البلاستيك الداخليه ينشف ويتكسر بس عندنا مواترنا ماتصدي زيهم عندهم في مناطق الشاصي يتكسر زي البسكوت بدون مبالغه من شدة الرطوبة
Man, thank you for not only doing this but showing the world that everyone can make a difference by just getting up and offering to help it doesn't have to be financial it could be a ride or help with cleaning some help is better than nothing.😊
Great transformation! Great demonstration of what anyone can do with no special equipment, just some water, car wash detergent, a brush, and some good old elbow grease.
Camry is a great car. I have mine from 2003 with 270K and drives great.
I have a 01 Camry with 490 thousand miles on it original motor and transmission.
Why not 370K?
@@JunkerDriver999 yes, 2001-2006 model were the best.
My father owned a 2004 model Camry and drove it for an impressive 600,000 kilometers before selling it and getting the 2014 model. The car's original engine and transmission remained intact, very reliable.
However, our 2014 Camry SE required an engine replacement at 320,000 km, which was a disappointment. We were forced to sell it and recently purchased a 2022 Camry V6, hoping it will last until 500,000 km.
Unfortunately, the Camry's build quality seems to be declining with each generation.
I'm sure all you people take care of your Camry and do your maintenance. But this video just proves that even a Toyota engine will die if not taken care of properly. This motor would not have survived if he had continued to drive it those 3 years.
@@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnowI guess not everyone drives the same distances as you do?….🤔
That was very nice of you to do something like this for him!
if you ever get another car this bad, prespray it with Mad Extreme APC and a pressure washer and a lot of that stuff on the vehicle will come off. I detail for a living. You did a great job sir
This generation of Camry is really starting to grow on me. I HATED them when they came out, thought the tail was all tall and fat. Now, I really appreciate the simplicity. Would love to own one as a simple daily. As I get older I am liking cars that I blend in with much more than flashy things.
I didn’t give them any thought at all until working on them. After seeing the engineering and simplicity of maintenance, it’s a no brainer. These cars should be saved from all junkyards
Great attention to detail , and dedication to getting the job done right !
If it were me, personally, yes absolutely I would detail the car inside and out and get everything mechanically sorted and running and whatever else you may ever wanna do from there before you part ways with the car. Realistically you are giving it away which is extremely generous and kind of you, God Bless you for doing that! But I'm assuming this person who you're giving the car to has some sort of physical disability or medical condition that limits their levels of capacity to some degree, so do keep that in mind as well. That said you're free to do as much or as little as you like with the car. But it seems like at this point you're pretty much all in. Which is awesome!!!
I would like to see you clean the interior. I wouldn't expect it to be on the level of "the detail geek", but certainly you have some skills. I appreciate your cleaning of exterior and especially the headlights. We have a 2002 Camry. It's at 135,000 miles. It has been a very reliable vehicle.
Our 2005 Toyota Camery has been such a good car. It has over 324.000 miles on it and it starts up and gets us from point A to point B everyday. 😊
Nice work man! You're a good person to help where you can. This is inspiring. I vote clean the inside!
😂😂😂yes, clean her from the inside please ...i have a 2002 toyota camry le 2.4 4cylinder great running cars...great video...blessings to you...
Great video, awesome transformation, as a sort of professional detailer myself it’s recommended to use a soft sponge or wash mit for the paint, a normal brush will scratch the living hell out of the paint but for an extreme case like this it seems like the only viable option to get rid of all that mold and mildew on the car. However regular brushes are a big no no for a cars exterior paint
Watching you revive the headlights was satisfying! Great work sir I subbed! Camry looks great!
yes clean the inside it looks great
Great job brother 💪🏼 GOD BLESS YOU🙏🏼
Classic Stripped head bolts , 2.4 L, 2002-2006 Camry. How I keep it running with gasses leaking into coolant system :
Buy Denso 221-0506 tow package radiator .
Buy the highest rated water pump ( early Aisin wp are mediocre ).
Keep straw loose on coolant reservoir tank ( allows gases to escape).
Change oil 3K religiously.
Have driven it this way from 141K to 172K. Previous owner must of been told to dump car.
I love what you do, but I think investing into some detailing brushes or a pressure washer would greatly improve your results and efficiency. Its hard to watch you use a scrub brush on dirty paint like that lol
most definitely hard to watch this good man work so hard when you can do it in less than half the time but im assuming hes saving up i started like this but i will never use a scrub brush that's just more buffing later
This turned out awesome! Can't wait to see what is next. Keep up the great work
You sir .. have earned another sub.
I salute you man.
This is great, keep up the great work!
This takes such great effort! Im blessed for someone like you to fix it, even for free! You deserve rewards for your dedication, like making your channel popular! Hope to see that happen! And I would recommend cleaning the inside although, but amazing video!
Love that car had that year fully loaded with the roof and spoiler!!!❤
Awesome work!
you're a good man
You know your content is great ❤
You got that car looking 👍
Is there a part 2? I want to see the Camry put back together and running!
I defintely think you should do the inside and if its simply a lil to far gone maybe get some weather tech mats or somethin for the guy im sure he'd appreciate it
Great toSubscribed. GREAT TRANSFORMATION. Just subscribed.
Thanks for doing this bruh
I have an 04 camry. Excellent car and a car worth saving. Kudos in doing this for a veteran! Car can easily go another 10 years
Amazing work thanks for your time❤
You might as well continue cleaning the inside😊. You can make that car look almost new. Besides you would make the customer happy.
Dog you are special and God will bless you 😊😂😅😊
Yes clean inside
I have a Camry just like this one, a 2003 ,white , has 370,000 miles, broke down last year April, has a blown head gasket , my mechanic said the block is warp,leaking from the outside of engine, he said not worth, repairing, get another engine, or car. I had my car 21 years , sitting in my driveway, my mechanic said it will cost about $ 1,600 TO REPAIR. 😢
To be honest, that is cheaper than another good car. Id fix that definitely.
21years worth putting another engine 😊i would..I have a 2002 toyota camry le 2.4 4 cylinders 1600miles this year had to replace catalytic converter upper $700...my baby runs greattttt.
One weakness of this Toyota 2.4 engine is warping, when they're overheated pretty bad they warp and in severe cases strip the threads of the head bolt. Get the block and head resurfaced... Should work perfectly fine, they fix it yourself... Those engines are like Legos... Very easy to work on
Good on you!
More scratches added to paint
great video friend..after u sanded headlights what compound did u use with buffer? was it it wax ? thanks
Good work.
Great video! Were the threads for the head bolts okay? I’ve always heard the 2AZ-FE engine is notorious for the head bolts ripping out of the block if it over heats
If you are, could you video the process of drilling in the upgraded head bolt kit. I know the 2AZ had some issues with the bolts pulling out the threads after a overheat event. Like a much easier caddy northstar. Anyway, I, A beginner backyard mechanic want to see about how hard it is to tear one of these apart. Car Care Nut said theyre very easy to work on. That said, would someone with a good understanding of engines and there specifics but with no experience actually tearing one apart, be able to figure the 2AZ out.
Aw, I’m sorry! The threads in the head were ok so I just threw the head back on. But my x5 cylinder head warped so bad it pulled most of the threads. I couldn’t make a video since it was in the middle of the night but I will be adding time serts to my bmw block to use head studs and hold boost. That video will be interesting lol
Мужик красавчик! Тачка огонь. В России такие очень ценятся.
Decent job but I wouldn't advise you brush a dark colored paint like that.
Just subscribe keep up the good work
Good watch
These engines had issues with head bolts pulling out. Not sure if that might be part of the issue here.
Any follow up?
do the rings also those 4 cylinder camrys love burning oil
It been sitting since 2021??
Yes clean ir
Is that a 4 cylinder?
2az-fe four cylinder. Some people hate them because of the oil burning. I say replace the rings and keep them forever. Great engines
@@e46life46 yep those Camry’s never die
Nothings up !
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Good on you man! You did a great thing and a living example of what’s good in the world. 🫡
pressure washer dude
My best freind died in a camry just like this kne same color wheels engine someone rear end him at 115 mph
Wow, I’m sorry to hear that. Some people just don’t care for other’s safety!
@@e46life46 i normaly dont ask for favors but please check over where the gas tank is replace anything that could leak make sure theres no compromised metal where the trunk is and i hope this vetarn has a nice car for a while
👌🔥💯💪💪💪
That car will last forever Toyotas last forever if you put a new head gasket in it That engine will run forever
Why did it pop a gasket in the first place? Either there was a build defect or the owner ran it too hot. If the owner didn't run it hot then the motor isn't as reliable as thought to be.
@@IKhanNotthat's what i was thinking aswell
Failure to flush and fill the coolant causes it to become acidic and it starts to corrode the gasket and surrounding metals allowing the coolant to eventually enter the cylinders. This is not the only cause, but a very common one.
Also lack of maintenance
@@IKhanNot cause Toyota people always find a way to justify Toyota's problems. If it was an american or german car, it's because the car sucks. If it's a Toyota, its due to "lack of maintenance" or "user error"😂
مدري ليه الي عندهم دايم تجي نظيفة
هلاااااا بيي 😂😂 ترا دايم تجي نضيفه عاد الله يدبر الصالح
@@al.classic اي والله
الجو له دور عندنا جفاف و حر يعدم البويه و البلاستيك الداخليه ينشف ويتكسر
بس عندنا مواترنا ماتصدي زيهم عندهم في مناطق الشاصي يتكسر زي البسكوت بدون مبالغه من شدة الرطوبة
@@20009DSAL صادق
Good karma coming your way 💯
Nice car ✌ love from morocoo ✌
Thank you!