92 camry will not start

Sounds like timing belt to me. The engine will turn over but nothing happens.

I would rather guess it's the coil...

Luc K

You need to eliminate certain problems. It's hard to diagnose your car without proper history. You didn't even mention the miles, the condition of your wires and distributor cap, or your distributor rotor. Remember you need both fuel and spark.

1) Check your spark plug wires, distributor cap, and rotor. Make sure you don't have oil in your distributor. 2) Check your timing belt. You can just remove the top cover to ensure it's still there and not rotten. 3) Use a fuel pressure checker to ensure you have sufficient pressure.

4) Make sure you have spark. I use a timing light while trying to crank it to ensure it is getting spark. Some use more crude methods like pulling out one wire and try arching it with the engine block.

Good luck.

I have the same exact problem with my camry wagon. Did you ever figure it out exactly what the problem was?

Is it rainy when it won't start?

My '89 has the ignition coil inside te destributor, and when there was high humidity, the car would just sit and turn, but not start.

I replaced the coil for about 20 bucks and it starts fine now.

Jas> I have a 92 camry 4 cyl. It died on me while i was driving and now it will