2007-2009 Toyota Camry Buying Guide
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2020
- Toyota Camry Buying Guide for 2007 - 2009 by a Toyota Mechanic. From my experience as a Master Diagnostic Technician, I cover the Engine, Transmission, Body, Chassis and Electrical systems of the car. I talk about common problems and things to look for when buying a 2007-2009 Camry. So Should you buy a 2007-2009 Toyota Camry?
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This video talks about 2007 toyota camry 2008 toyota camry 2009 toyota camry in all trims including LE XLE SE both engines 2AZ-FE 2GR-FE camry 4 cylinder camry 6 cylinder. Also talks about toyota camry oil burning toyota camry engine problems toyota camry water pump leaks toyota camry power steering leaks toyota camry power steering line toyota camry transmission problems toyota camry oil consumption toyota camry 4 cylinder problems toyota camry recall toyota camry engine recall toyota camry struts toyota camry shocks - Авто та транспорт
Who's here after his 1 million suscribers video? He has come so far. Inspiring!
Yeah
My 2009 Camry now has 425,000km on it and the AC has just stopped (getting it fixed next week) it has been the best car I have ever owned, I was thinking of buying a brand new car but after owning a Camry for the last 5 years, I think I'll drive it until it stops, then buy another second hand Camry
Not only and smart idea but also financially wise👍👍👍👍👍
Yes Sirrrrr
Anyone who takes vehicles as vfm things which are meant for work, cant even look at the new ones with all useless gimmicks and mind-boggling cost
is yours a 4 cylinder or the V6?
You are absolutely my Toyota guru. I hope your free (to me) education pays off for you because I have saved thousands with your education. I am watching for you to hit 1M subscribers and I think it will happen soon and I hope you keep going!
I paid 7k for my Toyota Camry 2009 LE 2.4L and this has always been one of my dream cars and I love her she's a awesome car
My Camry was built in Japan in 2010, and it has over 250K miles now. Never had a coolant or oil leak. Still has the original water pump, radiator, starter, alternator, transmission etc etc etc. It finally burnt out a headlight ... This car is mostly original aside from brakes, struts, tie rod ends and battery. That's it. Regular oil changes do the trick. It runs like new, 33mpg with the 2.5 and 6 speed. I Love my Camry !❤
me too i have a 2010 with 110k miles.... i had to change the alternator a month ago, a caliper and the tie rods as well... other than that the control arms need to be replaced and thats about it... wondering how most higher mileage ones dont have an alternator problem while i had to replace it? the original one cost about 1000 usd as well so i bought a japanese 90 dollar one...
@@hamza-8978 there's no way to know for sure, but I believe owning a car made in Japan makes a big difference as far as quality control is concerned. I only use original Toyota parts, and I do most of the work myself. An alternator can fail for a number of reasons , including driving habits, factory defect, wiring harness problems, and battery quality. I only use Interstate Batteries, and maybe that makes a difference.
We had a 94 or 95 two door Camry with 230k miles. Everything worked fine .The sunroof was perfect.Miss that car.
I bought mine 8 years ago with 92k miles. Now it has 169k. A month after the purchase, the radiator went out, the dealer wanted 1200 for the Job, that was the first DIY job I did on this car. I found out about the Oil consumption and took the to the dealer a year later and they also replace the Dashboard. I also had to replace the alternator because the bearing went out, but this was a really easy job on this car. Overall I'm really happy with it, plan to drive it as long as it holds.
Thanks. I've got 3 candidates I'm shopping, this vid has helped me understand Camry better.
Very informative. Your current video quality is night and day from 2 years ago. Keep going man.
I watched your live stream on 8- 7- 21. Watching this one. Thanks
Thanks for all the great info, I’m currently searching for a Camry V6, which will be my Sons first car and your videos are really helping me get through the weeds of used Camry hunting!
wow, just watched this. you've come so far!
appreciate u dawg ! nice vid !🔥🙏🏽
I’m going to be honest your video made me a subscriber! The way you broke it down made me rethink my purchase of a Camry and to do my home work on the used vehicle to budget right. I work out of my car I need something reliable engine wise I work with my K9 in NYC. And long hrs at that car some times left to idle because I don’t have a booth. I have a 2016 Chevy equinox that keep giving the P0172 diagnostic code.
Thank you! Very informative video! These Camrys are super easy to work on! I'm by no means a mechanic, i mean used to fix my cars when i was younger because i couldn't afford a mechanic but it was a great learning experience. Currently my Camry just hit 108,000 miles, i noticed it did burn a little bit of oil between oil changes. so i switched to Liqui Moly 0W-20 , replaced the EGR valve, sparkplugs, coils and all the air filters. It was originally my mother inlaw's car she bought new. I'm not sure if the engine was rebuilt or not.
You are the best! Thank you!
Just what I need straight to the bad points on used cars THANK YOU!
You’re welcome
Glad I could help!
Just bought 2007 Camry XLE V6 with 102,000km. Luckily, the previous owner maintained well, no rust. Paid 7500CAD. I hope it lasts until 300k km.
How do u like the car
@@EvyValles-se9wp it's been great so far. I have driven around 4000km for 2.5 months. I don't have any complaints
Fantastic content!!! Thank you so much for your informative, outstanding videos 💯
Mine is 2008 and have 150K MILES and is still running great
I bought 4cylinder '09 before I saw your videos on the oil problem... the car history is three owners, first a rental company (ick -- but maybe more likely they got the warranty service?) for one year, then two owners in an areas with no snow and less than 10" annual rainfall... In my 3 weeks with it I haven't smelled oil, the last oil change was 2000 miles ago, and it is filled above fill line.
I've only identified one scary issue with it -- twice right after I started it (starter sounds great, engine sounds great whether idle or doing 60) the engine suddenly turned off (no stall type gasp, just off) and then it would refuse to start (even though 1. the engine was warm from running 15-20 minutes prior and 2. it sounded good trying to start) until I let it rest for a couple minutes -- coil, distributor, plug? (injector or filter issue would cause idle problems, right? doesn't have those. after first stall changed air filter)
The paint is in horrible shape from front bumper over top and down through the back bumper, but body only has a few door ding dents (no accidents in its history) and paint on sides is like new...I'm wondering if I should do like a bad home blend/paint job to protect it from rust (of which it has almost none on entire body that I can find...but I've always heard rust is the toyota disease), and then have a professional clear coat put on? Just leave it the way it is? Or just have it clear coated? I only wonder in terms of making sure this thing lasts another 15 years.
Ha Ha, love the BMW B7 Alpina toward the end of the video!
absolutely love my 09 camry xle v6
man great video!!!!
My x-trail has clutch and bearing problems. Was looking at selling and getting a older camry or Avalon . Not much money to spend. Or would I be better off fixing the xTrail ? Thank you
I received a 2007 Camry SE 4-cyl for free and it's hard to just junk it instead of fixing it up. It has a head gasket issue where coolant is entering engine. Would changing the head gasket and head bolts be enough? Or do I absolutely need pistons and rings? It's at a Toyota dealership getting worked on in NY. Also, will 5w30 be ok in the Summer so that it's harder for oil to slip past rings? I appreciate your input
A legend randomly stumbling on youtube:
First of all I thank you for your information and your knowledge on Toyota I never heard nothing like this usually watch car wizard and he has only told me that they are the most reliable I'm currently looking to buy a 2007 V6 for my daughter I can't help but to feel a little worried and a little discouraged on purchasing it it has 199000 miles and is asking 4000 and has a salvage title for a passenger side door being hit but now replaced
I'm looking at one tommorrow for $2,000. I'm nervous because that's all the money I have. Thanks for the video ( I live in Hawaii and the cars here are way more expensive than Mainland)
When should you have your water pump replaced. How many miles do they last?
Morning Mate from Australia.
I'm liking your vides very helpful with good detail and easy to follow explanation thank you.
I dont know if I'm in the rite place but can I ask do you have any info on cam bearing on the 2GR 3.5 I recently bought a 3.5 in a Tarago with 220Kms ..did an oil change found gold bearing material in the oil I'm thinking cam bearings but any advice be great.
I took the sump off bit dirty on the bottom end area.(maybe cheap or the wrong oil I'm not sure ? )
I did an oil and filter change ...big smoke no sound ran it 200Kms swaped oil and filter still smoke got code the Cat code..swaped oil again and filter again ( a good quality 5w30) ..
after the third oil /filter change no smoke but tapping noise when hot nothing when cold ...perfect engine temp goes like a train...
Any info would be appreciated...Peter
does the 2007 camry hybrid climate control works like the prius do? like the engine turns on and off automatically when you use the a/c ?
I had to check out your first video. It was good👍🏼🇦🇺
Does the 2009 le v6 Toyota Camry have the same oil problems like the 4 cylinder model?
I bought an 09 Camry at the end of Jan 2020. It had 95k and I paid $4500. I use it to deliver auto parts and I put 300 miles a day on my car. It ends up being around 80k every year. My first year with the Camry, other than a battery, I spent exactly what I would have spent if the car had been brand new when I started. Tires, Brakes, oil changes and filters. Now at 181k, I went to tune it up last weekend and found oil on the coils, which means I need a valve cover gasket. The car runs great and I'm expecting to get a minimum of 300k before I sell it. As far as burning oil, yes, it does burn a little bit of oil. Currently, it's about a quart every 3000 miles. I'm expecting it to get worse as time goes on, but at this point, it doesn't seem to be a big deal. It hasn't affected how the car runs at all.............yet.
I had the same problem with my engine burning oil it's a 4cly.im now uses 0w20 oil I've my use have a half a quart very 2k miles.it cost more per quart but worth it..
I can't find a deal like yours for 6k now nice catch
@@konodioda1268 I know. I stumbled on it & grabbed it immediately. Right now is a really hard time to buy a used car
1 qt every 3000 ain’t that bad..
9 k mine with 90k miles is it good or na??
I have a 2007 4 cyl camry, i keep getting cylinder 3 misfire codes, engine light went off before i changed all the sparks and the ignition coil on cyl 3. The code came back and went off again. I have no idea whats going on. Please need your advice. Thank you
Great Job on the video!
Thank you!
Ahh you forgot the few guys like me who have the flaring 6 speed v6 early models. I bought my 07 se used 2 years ago with 138k not knowing this problem. I put a “zipkit” valvebody refresh and now I have 180k mix driving (half city half highway) since I used to do doordash deliveries. Reason why I put that kit in because mine was flaring alot and in all the gears except 1-2. But so far i am very happy with it and even thought it still flares every now and then at 4-5 upshift I am very confident that it’ll reach 200k no problem. Worth the 700$. Still a great car, lowkey sleeper too.
One theory I think that you never have to do any trans jobs in these cars because even with the 6 speed flare they don’t actually fail and leave u stranded. And u say toyota owner just drive these cars without doing anything, they probably don’t even know what a trans slip is lolol. They be like “if it keeps going foward imma keep driving” haha. I think my trans is one of the worst cases of slipping/“flaring” u660e’s. But if those people have a trans that slips a little and less than mine originally, they probably over looked it, which they should since it’s not a big deal most of time.
Hi and Merry Christmas,
I've watched many of your videos and think you are much better than any other tech/ master mechanic that I've met in my life. Congratulations!
I have a 2010 Dodge Ram that I bought new in 2010. It as an oil leak and a cylinder is malfunctioning.
I live in Laredo, Texas, but I've willing to travel to your city, so you can fix o superviser the repair of my truck. Please consider helping me save my truck. I have no intention of replacing it, since am confident that it is salvageable.
New to your channel. Can you do the most bulletproof HIGHLANDERS?
I live in the Chicagoland area, and i work on cars as a DIY mechanic. Sometimes, I'm in need of a pro diagnostic on Toyotas, that is beyond my capabilities. Where can I find you?
Hello How do you know if you have an early build 2007 car. I have an XLE Model V6 3.5L. Thanks.
I bought my 2009 3.5L. V6, xle for under $7000 in 2020 with 150k miles. 4 years and 50k + later, still going strong with minor repairs.
my 2009 Camry has no oil consumption at all!! It's now 350,000 km and still runs perfect!!
It's probably the Japanese built model .
No@ i had a toyota matrix with the same engine as the camera, it was made in Canada and also had the oil consumption problem. @billbowers268
love the videos man keep up the good work. just one question did the 2008 camry's hybrids have the oil consumption problem?
Hi! The 2007-2011 Camry hybrid models did have the oil consumption issues
@@TheCarCareNut thanks
I think your the best of the lot.
Thank you!
Great, informative presentation Car Care Nut, many thanks. I have a 2009 Camry with the 2GR-FE 6cyl, 120,000 miles, bought about a year and a half ago, had a clean and detailed CarFax. My question is, it has a faint ticking or chattering sound when the engine is cold, and as it warms up the sound gets quieter. Sometimes when the engine is fully warmed up (20 minutes or so) I can't hear the ticking sound at all. Is that sound caused by the hydraulic lifters in the overhead cam? Is this normal for the 2GR-FE with this many miles, or is this something I need to have repaired? Absolutely love this car's performance. Thanks!
Thank you for watching my videos. The ticking noise that goes away when warmed is normal in these engines. Almost all of them to some degree make that ticking that goes away. As long as it’s not a grinding noise on start up that lasts up to 5 seconds then you’re good
@@TheCarCareNut Thank you so much for that info, the engine performs so well and smoothly that I was hoping it was not a serious issue. You've put my mind at ease.
My 2007 Camry SE had the oil consumption issue and the dealer fixed it for free. It was close to 100K miles so I got water pump changed and new spark plugs while they rebuilt the engine. I also got my dashboard replaced (for free by dealer) since it melted every summer and was a safety hazard. My Camry is running great with 176K miles on it. I got a new paint job, new headlights. Get my oil changed every 5k miles and keep up with small maintenance issues. Takes a little work but it's much better than having a car payment. People are surprised my car is 2007. especially with the seat covers and new dashboard.
When did they changed it?
Even though my Camry was 6 years out of warranty Toyota replaced my intermediate shaft free of charge! No other issues. 2009 facelift models onwards don't have the oil burning issue.
Yes they do.
@@ericgordon8542 No they don't. It was fixed with the facelift model. My 2010 model doesn't use a drop between 15k changes.
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@@ericgordon8542 Again, they don't burn oil, the issue was fixed with the 2009 Facelift.
Hi there! Thank you for the wonderful vid. Curve ball: Ever heard of hesitation out of first/second gear with even a little bucking? Im dealing with that in an 07 camry with the 4 cyl + automatic (car was made in 2006). Even flooring it won't make it move or rev faster. But no OBDII trouble codes, thing is clean. If you have any input it'd be highly appreciated!! :)
Replace your oxygen sensors. I had the same issue. Also replaced the Catalytic converter.
I have an 09 Toyota Camry LE with only 97,000 miles on it. Bought it with 95,000. I've only had minor issues so far. Had to replace the winshield wiper and blade (was done for free at the dealership), serpentine belt, torque strut mount (did it myself for 28.99), and the front axle. It's been a great car so far. It's not burning any oil so far.
I will burn
You've only driven 2k miles..lol
Can you please do the 2002-2006 Toyota Camry,or even the 2003-2009 Toyota 4runners.
Is 2009 Toyota camry le cylinder 4 good buy?
I have a 2007 Xle Camry and my driver side floor board is wet not the passenger could it be the heater core?
It's not likely that the heater core is leaking. You would be loosing coolant. I would suspect 3 things. If your car has a sunroof I would check the sun roof drains if they're clogged that could be your issue. 2nd I would check your windshield for leaks, especially if it's been replaced before. 3rd and least likely is the AC drain which usually makes the passenger side wet but wouldn't hurt to check it if all the other 2 don't pan out.
Great job, you put good efforts in this video I like it, Congratulations
Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it!
I own a 07 Camry le with the 2azfe been doing research on it trying to find out what transmission it has google says 5 speed auto (U250E) other websites say 4 speed auto (U241E) unsure and would like to know what is the correct information?
If it’s a US model then the 4 cylinder will have the the U250E which is a 5 speed. If it’s a V6 then it’s a U660E which is a 6 speed.
is the burning oil engine a recall ? i dont see it listed as a recall in canada. can anyone advise on this? planning to get an 09, 4cyl, but carfax indicate no engine repair.
What about the hybrid, What’s your opinion?
Thanks for the straight shot info download. Thanks, I will go get that Hoodie Alpina ....
Is the vvt rubber oil line in the 2008 v6 a problem... Ive heard that it can leak and game over,,, Is it worth replacing prematurely
It is an issue although most of them have leaked and got fixed by now. If you’re going to replace it I would get the all metal line and never have to worry about not again.
The original equipment oil cooler line had a well documented leakage problem on the 2GR-FE 6cyl. Toyota issued a TSB on that and replaced the rubber hose (a short hose that you can see from the top of the engine) with a metal-reinforced hose. You can recognize the replacement by a white or yellow vertical stripe on the correct hose. If you have any 2GR-FE with the original equipment oil cooler hose, have it replaced ASAP with the Toyota replacement or, as the Car Care Nut suggests, an all metal line. This hose is short and stationary so I'm not sure why Toyota thought that it had to be flexible, they should have just installed an all metal line in the factory.
Just had a slice of your virtual Car Care Nut birthday cake, thank you very much AMD and belated Happy Birthday. If you don't mind me asking, you look like (multi-)million bucks now, guess me and many others would love to know what have you done to make yourself looking so healthy now.
Hi Dominic! Thank you! It’s the magic of editing and color correction!
I'm getting a 2007 for free. It does need a new radiator and something else but they can't remember what it was. So I'm glad I saw this video to see what it could possibly be. Do I call the dealership to find out if the engine was fixed for the oil leak? Is that a recall or is it just a TSB?
Hi i was gifted a 08 camry v4 that had the engine issue, would it be a good idea to have the engine rebuilt and fixed? Or get a new engine installed?
Hi! I would get the engine fixed. Because other than burning oil these engines don’t have many other problems. If you fix the engine it’s actually a very good car otherwise
@@TheCarCareNut thank you for the advice i got the engine rebuilt and the car has been running perfectly ever since.
Hi, What you think about 2014 honda accord ex-l hybrid with 37k miles? Are they reliable? Thanks
Hi! I really have no experience with honda hybrids.
Does the oil consumption on the 4 cylinder apply to the hybrid gas engine as well?
yes, it does.
The gear shifting for my 2008 Toyota Camry Le is a little shakey at times for 2nd or 3rd gear but it runs fine after I drive it after 5 min. Do you think it’s something I can just ignore? Thanks!!
Hi! How’s the fluid condition?
DId Anibody has a Issue with Leiking Servo Pump on v6 with the 50.000 MIles? Evrithing other Runs Great.
Hello, i live outside US and i am thinking of buying a 2012 toyota Vanguard 240s ( import from Japan ). This car has the 2AZ-FE engine, cvt transmission and roughly 60k miles. Do you think toyota fixed the engine problems in 2011 and 2012? Thank you very much.
My car Toyota Tarago 2016 the 2AZ-FE engine burning oil need to check oil and fill up every month
When I find a great youtube channel, I like to go to their first video and see how much they have changed and learned. You production and sound quality are much improved and you have really warmed up to the camera and I can hear a pep in your voice. Love your channel and God Bless! Colossians 3:23
Thank you!
@Countryfarm Boy I know right, he's even slimed down a lil now
Agreed!
@TheCarCareNut mate what is your opinion about 2zz-ge?
Can you HELP ME!!!! I have a 07 camry it has a sunroof, for some reason the driver side of my rear seat gets soaked almost every time it rains, its just that side and in the rear only, and you can see on the rear driver side sail panel right above the plastic trim where it meets the fabric that the fabric is wet, idk if its the seal or what is wrong with it i just want to get it fixed, thank you
And the drains are not clogged i forgot to mention that, however on the driver side when i pour water down that drain it looks like the water is coming out under the rockers in front of the front door, the back of the front door, and the back of the rear door, when i pour water down the passenger side the water only drains out towards the front of the front door and the middle of the car but nothing towards the rear of the rear door and i cant explain why!!!
I loved that prayer over the car
I have a 2009 Camry, have had nothing but problems with it!!!
Hey there, great video! If you see this maybe I can get your opinion. I've just purchased an 07 Camry V6 XLE with 134k miles and my mechanic took a sample of the transmission fluid. It's really dark, but still has a faint tint of red in it, kind of like a really dark oxblood. It doesnt smell burnt or anything, theres some clutch material in there but he says that looks like normal wear and tear. I have no idea if this is the original fluid or not. The transmission shifts like a dream. I know people say if its fluid is ancient then changing it can do more damage than not. The thing is though, maybe the fluid was changed before? Not a clue. It shifts fine and was thinking about doing 2 dump and fills to be safe and still have some of the old stuff still in there and avoid any of the risks that comes with a flush. What do you think? Also, should I stick with the Toyota WS fluid?
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Honestly I would just let it be at this point. And if you decide to replace it do it once and use ATF WS
@@TheCarCareNut Not what I was hoping to hear as I want this car to last me another 100k + but definitely the logical answer I was expecting to hear. Thanks for responding!
Sounds like it's the original transmission fluid. Best to just leave it as it. I wouldn't drain and fill. It could do more harm than good at this point. Just keep an eye on the level and add if needed
Bro i have a question about Camry suspension if you can help please
first I would like to thank you for the work you do regarding educating the consumer on buying a Toyota . and specifically. the older and the used once. because used buyers/consumers are more venerable. income aren't too high or one house hold income that can't afford brand new car. so yeah getting into troubled used vehicle is a disaster to some point I think it should be illegal !! but final thought I think why Toyota is getting some poor reliability because its made in (Kentucky united state ) it is not Made in Japan anymore . that's why Toyota will slowly look like others when it comes to reliability . I was driving 1995 Toyota Camry no problems what so ever. !! only one thing. because the owner wasn't on the car wash thing. living in upstate new York the car was so rusted . but everything works on that vehicle really good with no issues !!! this vehicle were still running until last year . took it to the junk yard while still running again and only because was rusted from 1995 to 2019 .. so its driven for 24 years daily in upstate New York . that how made in Japan stands out in quality .
Hello! I love your channel. Just a quick question. Does the 2010 Camry have any major issues? I'm going to buy one soon. Thanks.
Hi! If it’s a 4 cylinder I would make sure that the service history is good. These love to burn oil if not maintained properly
@@TheCarCareNut Thank you for the quick reply. I'm watching all your vids on Toyota Camry now. 😀
So I'm looking into a 07, 08 toyota camry hybrid. It's 2021 now is it still a good idea to get one? My budget is 6k... any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hi! If you can find one in good shape yes. The engine does burn oil if it hasn’t been fixed
what is your professional opinion of the 2000 CE Camry? Have you noticed common issues with that year? Im looking at grandpa 101k mile 2000 CE for $4000. Thank you for your informative content!!!!!
Hi! Just make sure it’s not rusty and has been taken care of. They’re common for oil leaks at this age. Inspect it well to know what condition it’s in
Funny man...good tips.
Where is your shop located, I recently bought 08 Camry SE V6, and would like that to be checked out by you, I’m in greater Chicago land area.
Hi! Email me at thecarcarenut@gmail.com with the subject Chicago service request
Still have my 2008 Camry LE 2.4 that I bought new. Great California Survivor with 370k miles had the oil consumption repair done by dealer at 240k miles 130k miles later still doesn’t burn oil between oil changes . You do a great Job On Your Videos Thanks For Sharing
About to buy 2007 2.4 19k miles original all is it worth?
These cars are getting people through rough financial times. If this was 10 years from now with the new car we have there would be lots of people hitchhiking.
Its 2022 and i picked up a 2008 camry 2.4eng with 58000 miles. old man car. Just hit 60,000 do i change the tranny fluid?
What about post facelift 4 cylinders??
Thinking about a 2008 Camry LE it has 120k miles should I buy it for 4500?
Hi! If it’s a 4 cylinder model make sure the engine has been fixed by Toyota under the campaign if it’s not just know that you could have oil burning problems
2005.
Engine light on.
Lagging acceleration. I suspected the air boost sensor.
Mechanic shows the code that was their boost sensor failure.
I've used three new sensors same problem.
250,000km v6 dosent eat oil.
Air filter changed.
If I disconnect battery after poor acceleration it functions normally.
I have 2010 Toyota Camry xle v6
177k miles
What are your thoughts
Currently considering getting the 2009 Camry Hybrid. Carfax shows it's been serviced regularly, but wasn't sure if the engine was fixed. It's relatively low miles (144k). But I'm curious if the fix actually fixes the engine? Or the excessive oil consumption is bound to happen again even after the ring/piston fix?
It shouldn't happen again once that's fix
I have a 09 camry hybrid with 377000 km in April and now 393000km and it uses a 1/4 of a litre of oil in 3000 km ...and by the time it's due for the next oil change it's down another 1/4 ..in 7000 to 7500 km it uses half a litre of oil....I'm not worried about the oil it uses...
@@martinpeters4505 that is alot considering 🤔 the year 2009.
I have a 1999 camry with 241,880 miles 389,268 km
Wow glad I got a 04
What is the best year for this generation?
Is there anyway of contacting toyota with a vin number to see if the 2.4L engine was repaired under the campaign? Can a dealer access this information? I surely would not trust the word of the owner, or car lot selling the vehicle...
Does Toyata have a lookup to confirm that a CSP for the 2007-2009 4cyl engine fix was completed that I could verify with the VIN#?
that’s what I’m wondering .. you ever figure it out?
@@rich925cal1 You have to talk to a dealer, couldn't find anything online, might be there, but could not find.
Thank you for the info
Please where is the safest website to be a used Toyota cars, thanks guys
I purchased a 2009 camry 4 cylinder ,and it had the oil consumption problem, so they sold it to me for $3,000 due to this problem, but had the piston rings redone now it dosent burn oil anymore...car has 109,000 miles ..and now nothings wrong with ut should i keep it?
If the pistons and rings has been fixed you are in very good luck! Keep the oil changes between 3000-5000 miles and you’ll have this car for a very long time. Other than the oil burning which yours is fixed this is actually a very solid and reliable car.
I did waste an additional $2000 replacing all these parts, piston rings, radiator, battery, oxygen sensor top, water pump, thermostat, oil change and filter, timming belt,brake pads, rotors, spark plugs, but i did the labor myself... should i keep it? Its running great, so in total i wastes about $5000...i feels nice when it runs now.
If the oil burning issue has been fixed with new pistons then I would keep it. Other than this issue this is a solid car that’s very reliable with little problems which it looks like you’ve taken care of them already.
Hi, friend! excellent review. I have a question, so the Toyota Camry 2007-08, v6 engine consumes oil too? And what could you tell me about the Avalon 2005-2010? I am interested in one of these two models and I want to make the best choice. Thank you!
Hi! The v6 doesn’t consume oil. The 2005-2010 Avalon is a very good car just make sure you check the engine for oil leaks as they are somewhat common especially the older ones.
@@TheCarCareNut Thanks man! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
if i gotta replace the struts. should i still go oem or aftermarket?
gonna keep it for a while? OEM all the way. He has a video about struts/shocks as well. very informative.
Excellent video
What is csp? I have a 4 cylinder. How do I know if the engine has been rebuilt like you mention in video?
I think that's TSB for Technical Service Bulletin. This is the one relating to the 2AZ-FE oil leak...media.fixed-ops.com/Toy_ServiceBulletins/sb0094t11.pdf I believe you might be able to use the car's VIN to determine if the work was performed on the engine.
CSP stands for customer support program. You either want to call the dealership and ask if it’s been done or look the sealer of the whole engine. If it’s grey likely it hasn’t been done if it’s black possibly it’s been done
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Hello, I'm Renee can you help me please I don't know anything about used or new cars all I look at is the nice interior and the exterior, I don't know if an Avalon, 2011 -2016 are good or ford titanium are they any good' ''''' help before I use my savings on a car that will last me weeks, thank you by the way for all the information new subscriber
Hi! Avalon’s are good in that year range. Have it inspected before you buy to be sure you’re buying one that was cared for