2001 Toyota Camry Car Radio won't start.

Make sure that you checked the correct fuse for the radio, and that the fuse you look at is indeed working, and not blown where you can't see it....you'll need an ohmmeter or continuity tester to be sure. I am not a radio expert, but it is possible, of course, that at some time something in your radio got fried by a power surge, but it's not likely, IMO.

Almost every Toyota I have ever owned (and that's a LOT!) has had to have the factory radio serviced, with the exception of the very first one I ever owned.

If you bring it to your dealer to have a look at it, mention this. I think the radio actually has it's own warranty that runs longer than the car's (IIRC).

The radio in my '92 Corolla Wagon is working just fine. It is original.

thnanks alot guys, this has me frustrated so Il l just take it in tommrow and see whats going on

By any chance, has the car battery been replaced recently and do you have a security code programmed into the radio? If the answer is yes to both, then you need to enter the security code for the radio to work. If you do not have the security code, you will have to take it to a dealer to be unlocked.

There are 2 fuses for the radio: 1 is the radio fuse, and IIRC, the other is the dome light fuse. Check the radio fuse as well as any fuses that are always hot like the dome light fuse.

I hear that Hachiroku. I repaired the Supra's head unit 3 times. Every time it was a solder joint on one of the circuit boards.

oh and AXGuy713 there should be more than I fuse to check as well.

GL Dan