Toyota Camry - Crank, No Start - Part I
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2019
- In this video I have a look at a 2007 Toyota Camry that was towed in with a "crank, no start." It was a quick diagnosis that led us right to the problem. I didn't get the job to repair it because the option I gave the customer was a little to expensive. Either way. -Enjoy!
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The same friend that put in the coil packs, fixed the cover with wire and towed it in with a lawn tractor.
"There's your problem" hope they got FIRE insurance changing that fuel pump, 'We DON need disconnect the batry thar a plug here and any ole peice of mettal will open thant rond thingy and the ole gaskit look fine"
Maybe the sane dude who put the headers on as well!
Yep... Probably got a fuse block full of paper clip jumpers to boot. Not like the old days when you could just throw in a .22 long in place of the fuse.
" you smell that?"
"smell what?"
Bang!!
"Oh my leg"
"Exactly. " Take it back to the "bogitt" mechanic. Gotta be very careful when replacing a fuel pump; the fumes can ignite from various sources that are not always obvious to an unwary individual.
And remember viewers: if I can do it, your friend can do it.
I’m 61 and have tinkered with cars all my life. Since watching you I now diagnose instead of replacing parts until I get it right. Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks! Thanks Eric.
We're all here to learn. Might As Well Enjoy the ride.
Crank no start, brake clean, test light - Don't get no better! Thanks Dr. O!
Just imagine if MacGyver had access to Brake Kleen. He would have taken over the world.
er nevar knew brake kleen could do that I better get a few more cases
I saw him diffuse a nuclear bomb with a credit card.
Ol Mac got excited and went spray happy and ran out before the sponsored shipment showed up to finish world domination
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well, after that wire job under the hood you know the buddy is a top notch parts replacer.
I'm sure the wire was free/upcycled. The car seemed to run fine with the exception of the fuel pump. Depending on the price of the fuel pump they got, they could probably afford 2 or more for the price of Eric's labor and the cost of the OEM part. And assuming he has AAA the tow probably didn't cost him anything additional. But listen to the comments here and you'd think it was a crime to save money and be resourceful.
@@RagnarokCo There's also being a bonehead and throwing good money after bad. This car is clearly being nickled and dimed, a piece of coat hanger wire holding on the engine cover, all the coils butt connected to the wiring, this owner is cutting corners everywhere and in the long run it's going to cause pain. Eric O is conscientious and good at what he does, he's not out to hit a home run or retire on every job, he wants to do it right and save the owner in the long run. If we were talking about the Stealership you'd have a point, they're going to try and squeeze you for everything you have, but Eric won't.
Thermal Reboot .. shade tree reusable zip tie ...
@@thermalreboot well I have to eat my words. Next video we learn the tows are costing him and the pump didn't work at all. Cost him more money trying to save money.
Hes a CERTIFIED AUTO IDIOT! please be precise
I love watching your No start videos. Because I too love it when the customer gets their car back and they show gratitude. Even more so when others have tried and failed with their cars.
Should have checked the customers wallet gauge first. LOL
I'm sure he got paid for the diagnosis and it was not that long !
Gregory Birulkin why check it’s always empty
@@jackpatteeuw9244 He might use a book rate, average labor-time, even if it actually only took him a few minutes. So even a few minutes could be expensive.
An hour’s labor for diagnosis is pretty standard.
@@JonBoy470 I agree, also anybody who complains about paying for Eric O to spend an hour diagnosing their car is a total idiot. I would pay double to have him fix my cars lol
Make a string of those Fluid Film lights, hang them around your
patio when entertaining guests at your camp. Go full Hill Billy.
Light your charcoal with brake cleaner.
Like Scotty says stick with the oem fuel pump
I enjoyed every aspect of this video. The comedy, the drama, the tension, the educational , and the roller coaster rides of emotion in between !
Damn, bro!!!!! 300k subscribers!!!! Treat yourself to some icecream. Thanks for the content....
I love these videos. I keep them on in the background while working my office job. I'm not a mechanic, or even that handy, but videos like these help me do some standard maintenance jobs, and know a bit more about what I should look for in a good mechanic.
Nice, we had the doorbell and the phone, all we needed was "that guy" to honk as he drove past to complete the set. Great video
and the train, Vinny, fire whistle, and the chick with the loud Dodge pickup
Dont forget the Compressor.
Don't forget Big Nasty, Fluid Film (BaaaaBaaaaa) and the long-lost Mrs. O. She get fired or somethin?
This job shows why I never miss your videos Mr O., watching a pro using his common sense and basic, logical diagnosis - priceless!
I wish all fuel pumps were underneath the rear seat.
Luis Marty No shit, I have to unbolt and slide back the whole bed on my Ranger.
They are....it’s just that most of them you can only access from under the car. 😜
well, FORD had them for the floor of the trunk and a place to hook on the bumper "becareful what you wish for"
If they were all easy then everyone would replace their own pump.
mine is in my 02 corolla
I bought the Brooklyn bridge on Ebay years ago and it's still working.
I slept under the London bridge in Lake Havasu city, Az.
for a nickle? good deal man.
So did I. But all that came in the mail was a restaurant sized can of nacho cheese sauce.
Getting towed twice and the diagnosis. Hell that's half of the repair right there. I deal with the same thing at my shop everyday. Keep up the good work. 🚗💨🔧🐿
Don't forget to torque that hanger to spec like you found it
Scotty's been a mechanic for 51 years! Eric give it the ol Scotty grunt when you turn those screws!
thanks Eric I am a mechanic and watching this your video add a lot to me
I like how you called this video "Part 1"
Almost like you know you'll be seeing this car again
Great diagnosis, you are definitely correct not to trust an aftermarket pumpI have been bitten by those before great video thank you
Thank you Eric. Good job. As always brother, appreciate your videos. Have a blessed and safe week.
Thank you so much! Wondered what I did wrong until I watched this! So easy and started right up!
Cut right to the chase! Always a great diagnosis.
Love you SouthMainAuto
"Ring the bell" perfect timing with the phone ringing, like it was planned! Great diagnosis!
Great job again like always
This is why I like you Eric, you think like me. Had the problem narrowed to fuel in 5 minutes by shooting in some brake cleaner. I like Ivan from pine hollow , but he would have spent 3 hours with his scanners and wiring diagrams to find out the same thing !
Gotta LOVE the headlamp bulb test! I've actually started using it for starters as well to make sure the wiring can handle the current! Come to think of it, used it for a power windows switch as well...fused 10A...worked great!
I use a carbon pile tester for started circuits. A headlight is no where near enough on a 200 amp circuit
Favorite mechanic and all around wise guy
After his buddy gets done......it'll be back with a no start again! Nice Quick Diagnostics!
Superspeed diagnostics, the bulb of truth :-D
We used to drive cars into the shop on brake clean. Tow truck would drop it in the parking lot. Do a quick diag and then have one guy on front spraying and another driving. Not the safest but beats pushing it into the shop.
Meal in a can for a guy like me. Thank you ! I'm growing more knowledgeable thanks to your post.
I love to watch your videos. You sure do know your job. I'm a mechanic myself and would love to learn from you.
Guess being cheap now will bite the customer in the end. Bought an Ebay fuel pump for my f150 and a month later was dropping the tank down again to replace with a OEM. Of course they always fail when the tank is full. Lesson learned. Great video and enjoy the attention to detail with diagnosing.
That was your mistake, after the cheap replacement never fill the tank more than half.
Oh my god, a Toyota broke down, must be the apocalypse.....On a serious note, straightforward diagnosis and ease of access to components that are realistically going to need changing at least once in the vehicle's life, that's what makes a logical buy. On a less serious note, how many miles can a Camry do to a can of brake clean?
Bet the computer is scratching its head burning that stuff.
Sounds like a job for project farm
This is one of those instant gratification fixes. Giver the old brake clean and it fires right up. its and awesome feeling fixing stuff, i love it. need some longer vids though.
best mechanic on UA-cam keep up the good work learn so much keep up the good work one of the best Diagnostics I've watched you a d scanner Danner love watching your videos
Give us more of that easy testing. I love it. Brake clean and a headlight trouble light, spectacular. If there's any way to incorporate more of the simple forms of testing into your routine that would sure be great. You are the mechanic Eric O.. Scanner and car guy got nothing on you brother. And that, you take to the bank, every Friday! Take care. Jpol.
Just the tow truck fees would wipe out the profit from doing it yourself...
not if you have AAA
@@heyitswesty Better be the platinum program. AAA would likely laugh at you if you mentioned "Yeah I need a tow from a repair shop to my buddy's back yard shade tree service station...."....
@@Tedybear315 That's 10% to 20% of tows AAA does.
They would have to confirm it won't start and isn't something obvious like a dead battery or no gas, but then yeah, they'll tow it from wherever it is, to wherever you want it; I had mine towed from a parking lot to my driveway, twice. (Failed starter; failed replacement starter.) The standard plan only allows a few tows a year and only covers the first few miles on that tow.
Oem pump $400 to 600. Local one way tow $50 to 200.
Soon as I seen the wired on engine cover, all replacement coils, missing manifold shield, and the aftermarket oil cap, I knew it was going to be an interesting video.
Thanks for the video!! it started my day off right
Still love to see a video on using substituted loads. I'm always nervous that I'll connect a bulb that pulls too much current and cause further damage. Great video as always!
those damn aftermarket valve cover cover bolts...
all looke fine to me
I really hope a Dorman engineer didn't see that...
THE BEST VIDEO....THE BEST SERVICE
I love it when you bring the brake cleaner out ...love the music.
Shouldn't be too surprised that the customer is going the barest, cheapest route on the repair. Which means you'll see the car a second time because if dude or friend couldn't do some simple, deductive reasoning figuring for a bad pump, it's very likely the repair is going to be equally clueless.
Agreed
Automotive repair and maintenance is low on everyone's financial priorities. Clothes phone going out to eat tattoo's nails etc. Come first.
Wow no sheeit
I sure hope it includes another bit of bailing wire or whatever that was holding the engine cover on or maybe some duct tape
If they bring it back because they screwed something up in the repair, you should charge double what you were going to charge them in the first place.
Brake clean as alternative fuel, never knew it. I need one of those spark testers. Thanks Eric O!
J Cirafic exactly the same as starting fluid
READ ON THE CANS, MANY THINGS WE USE WILL WORK FOR ALT. FUEL......
@@darwindropmazda WRONG! Starting fluid is Either.
mikeceli How am I wrong when it starts the car???
@@darwindropmazda Darwin, they are both combustible products, but not the same formulation.
This was an enjoyable little video.
Eric,
Great diagnosis as always - thank you!
SMA#1
God bless
Paul
Love the plastic cover hold down device there - that's sweet! 🤣
Back in the 80's & 90's, and even early '00's, I'd say Toyotas were pretty bulletproof. Seems '07 is the magic year for all brands where quality collectively went downhill from.
Does Dorman make fuel pumps? 😂 If so, he'll be back! 😁
Just saw Samcrac's video of a fleet of 2012-newer Camry's at Co part. At least 5-10 of them with 350,000-491,000 miles.
@@midwestfarm757 I watched that while doing something else so I'm probably wrong, but I thought those were Priuses? The taxis at the salvage yard?
Safety tie wire looks high quality.
Sid Walker yeah I’m sure it was Oem
Brake clean sound on a fuel pump diagnosis video????? Am I dreaming? Nice work
Freaking nice vid!!!!
Covered all that in less than 15 minutes!
Nice job bud!!
I guess if someone uses wire to hold the engine cover they are not likely to spend money to have a pro install the fuel pump. Hope you charged well for the diag.
I mean it doesn’t take a pro. Especially when you don’t have to drop the tank. But cheap fuel pumps will leave you walking.
You have ruined me. Every time I grab the brake cleaner I make dramatic music. My wife thinks I am going crazy. :-)
My youngest nephew came out of the shop the other day with a can, poked his head in the office and shook it while his phone played that orchestral hit Eric so likes.
He turned me on to this channel, so glad he did.
Never been able to understand the hysteria about a product which does a really important job and does it well.
Dramatic music? Sure that's not just flatulence?
you ARE CRAZY from inhaling all that BrakeClean
@@johnditch1868 A more likely scenario.
Don't feel bad, I made the same dramatic music noise when I picked up a can of 'Electro-Sol'. I was a maintenance mechanic and it was strong and would even melt plastic, but cleaned steel, to a shiny new condition.
That was awesome trouble shooting! I got the same problem of turns over but won't start. Thank you for sharing!
Haha, ring that bell.....ring ring goes the phone. Always like and appreciate your videos. I finally remembered and did my Amazon ordering through your link also.
people kill me..tow truck expense..buddy's house..cheap ass aftermarket pump..and a sorta EFF you to your work and honesty..SMH..hope you get to say to him..I TOLD YOU..someday..
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Never could understand why someone who buys a Toyota for its reliability chooses to replace parts with cheap Chineesium garbage.
If you keep doing it you will end up with a Chinese car with Chinese reliability.
With you on this one
Everything comes from China anyway. Also the oem is an assembly, the cheap pump from O'Reillys is just the pump it's self.
I had an issue using a aftermarket part. intake cam sensor on my bmw. My original one that was apparently throwing a code actually worked better than the replacment with no code! Once replaced with known good no more issues. After that few $ mistake I only buy oem/eo parts. Not worth the trouble.
Yes, I have learned with my Camry and Jeep - if you purchase Chinese parts they only last 1/3 as long as OEM.
@@FishFind3000 I think years ago you could get away with none OEM parts but the shit coming out of China makes it like Russian roulette
Wahooo! Welcome back BRAKE CLEANER
I like the Fluid Film test light! Thanks Eric!
Really good diag. Clear for us to follow.
Alarms bells rang when I saw the twisted wire!!
Coil packs had been changed, why? Was there an intermittent fault. Quick fire the parts cannon.
Someone had been to the wires by the fuel pump but one assumes failed to diagnose the actual problem.
I know you can't comment too much Mr. O but we all know these guys.
Get it done as cheap as possible because the dam car keeps letting me down and is costing me a fortune.
That is because it is now 50% Chinese and your paying hacks who don't know how to Diag
Things I learned from Eric O. Today... you can use brakleen as starting fluid
You have to be careful, there are some kinds that are not flammable.
@@michael931 good point...
Your wife (or you, if that's your thing) can use it to remove nail polish too!
@@FaustoTheBoozehound good call out :)
Back in the 90's they started coming out with that water based crap, And I do mean CRAP.
Double Brake Clean!!! Now that's what I call an awesome vid! Only thing missing is Mrs. O!!!
First words out of my mouth were fuel pump.
Thanks for the video. 👍
Toyotas are still great vehicles though and highly reliable but no vehicle is truly bulletproof.
Depends on the caliber!
Hi Eric,
Toyota OEM parts are reasonably priced, usually. So, after he pays for another tow and the after market parts and his downtime, does he actually save enough to make it worthwhile?
But, besides that, I guess the experience will serve him well when he has to replace the Dormaan part next year, 😍
the actual advantage to OEM parts is :"They'll FIT with out alterrations"
Wow !!! You did all that without waving your arms around and wearing shades.
Good job. That's why I'm a subscriber.
Mrs. O calling the shop to please us with the ringing phone. Oh boy what a treat having brake cleaner and ringing phone =)
Loved the alternative fuel. Also, since we got the fluid film bulb holder/stabilizer, but was only half of the can, shouldn't we have gotten a 1/2 Sheep sound effect? lol
The good ol I have a friend who can fix it cheaper trick lol. So he pays towing to your shop. Pays you for Diag. Pays tow bill to buddies house and he’s saving money seriously customers sometimes make no sense all that to save 75-100 bucks. Do as we do charge them for time spent ship it out the door then 2 weeks later there towing it back in because there friend is a Hack jobber. On to the next !!!!!
Darrel Booth I saw a video where a friend was helping another and because some other place had brake pads for $2 less he wanted to return his and make him drive 1 hour to get the cheaper ones. After that they got into a fight and are no longer friends.
Reminds me of a coworker that was going to do a drum brake job on his old rusty Volkswagen Bug. Unfortunately he was unable loosen the axle nuts to remove the drums (no air tools). He saw that Pep Boys was having a free special on checking brakes. They removed the drums and told him that he needed brakes. He said he wouldn't be able pay for a brake job at this time. Went home and did the brake job himself.
Cool. Smart use of brake clean. Thanks, good video.
awesome tutorial I just found a new way to test the fuel pump 😁💯sure enough it wasn't the fuel pump that was bad, its was clog air filter, I just replace the dirty air filter with a new air filter my moms camry started right up w no problems, thanks a million my friend 💯💯💯😁
Bet his friend's name is "Scotty".
best comment! "Don't buy from this auto parts store!"
SO, is it goings to Ivan’s garage for a 2 part video fix?
About right but it will be a $1 to watch it, As Eric did the first part for free - he needs to pay for the parts and his $200 an hour labour rate some how...………...
Oh man that's raw
Nothing like some Eric O. with my breakfast! Scotty knows everything. Lol. Brake Klean is magical!
That Was a good video, learned something new. Ty
Owner could have dropped a dime & spurged on a zip tie...
It's right above the engine, who's to say it doesn't get too hot for those cheap dollar store zip ties? Also zip ties aren't reusable so something tells me this guy wouldn't buy them.
Some zip ties are reusable - the lock widget has a little tab you can press to release it.
DaddyBeanDaddyBean but those cost more. This wire he could steal or just find on the ground.
Yeah put a zip tie around the exhaust manifold. That'll work.
@@jamiebales8394 Oh, come on now, it'll work just fine! (Until you fix the fuel pump and start the car.) ;-)
Figured by the butt connected coils the owner went to the $1 mechanic. I wouldn't be surprised if the tow truck was a regular truck with a tow strap.
Great job, I love Scotty .
You made my day when I saw you taking off and reinstalling the wire holding the plastic coil cover. You could not beleive your eyes.
Sometimes it better to just take the diag money and run
Cliff Hawthorne very true....
Sometimes but that fuel pump is gravy
I've done just the opposite on my mothers Toyota. There was a sensor that you need to get from underneath and I took it to Firestone. Told them what I thought it was and they replaced it. Same with the rear struts. The car was sitting funny. Broken spring. I had them use strut assemblies. It cost just a tad more then me buying them and doing it myself.
Hey Mr. O, do you charge a nominal fee for diagnostics? I hope you do. Sometimes the diagnosis is more involved than the fix and can save $ and headaches. All the best, appreciative fan- Chris from Ca
The video was playing with subtitles on to begin with and the introduction was. Welcome to the cell phone auto channel. I found that slightly hilarious 😂
Great video, thx for sharing.
First year for oil starvation generation. 2007 2.4L
Did any notice the mileage? Close to 200k and needs a fuel pump not bad!
a stab at the all mighty scotty!! YES!! finally a video i can watch..
Great video, thanks.
I soooooo wish I could find the comments that got SMA banned from Scotty's channel....
I thought it was just the UK where you have to deal with customers like that lol
My 99 Toyota Camry was down for 3 months which left my 73 yr. old husband & me w/o transportation unless my son walked a few blocks to the Dollar General (we live in a small town food desert or spent half a day on a bus to go across town to Krogers). Until last month or so Krogers was our only option. Anyway I finally found someone who could tell me it was the timing belt, not the engine. We got our nephew to replace it (did it wrong twice). After that it would start by pumping the gas then race but it was sorta like driving a manual. So I came to youtube and figured out on my own (thanks to these videos) it needed a new camshaft position sensor. Again my nephew put it in and it still won't do right. Sometimes it chugga-chuggas, sometimes a gas pump will do it other times a pump will almost flood it. Sometimes you have to pump it if going over 30 mph. The really strange thing though is if it feels like it's dying I ease my foot OFF the gas then ease it back on and it will make it up hill if not too steep, though straining. Then I remembered AutoZone tested it for free. Well the FixFinder said I needed to replace the camshaft position sensor (the part I just replaced). It says P0340 "Camshaft Position Sensor ""A"" Circuit (Bank 1 or Single Sensor)" Camshaft Position Sensor A Circuit (Bank 1 or single sensor) Secondary DTCs P0171 : System Too Lean (Bank 1). We can't afford to take it into the shop and the man that helped us the first time to know it was the timing belt has way too much on his plate to ask his help again. So any ideas would help. Do I need another part, is there something else I can do? Any ideas, suggestions, etc. would be greatly appreciated. It's a 24 yr. old car that otherwise is wonderful and faithful. I don't need free work. I just can't afford to keep paying for parts & labor only to still have the same problem. God bless for any effort to help you can make.
You smarter than Scott killmore, you the man!
Fluid Film can lampshade for the win! Dude is probably having towed to Kilmer's place for further bailing wire installation.
Negative Ghost Rider; the pattern is full.
Another job well done
Don't you just love it when you do the hard bit of diagnosing them problem and they want to fix it cheap themselves ! Oh well they end up regretting it sometimes.