10 discussions on MotorsForum about the Toyota 2EHA: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
I own a 1999 Camry XL (4 cyl) which has 68,000 miles. My mechanic thinks it's time for a new timing belt. But that might be like asking the barber whether you need a haircut. I recall the old rule decades back was every 60,000 miles. ...
I own a 1999 Camry XL (4 cyl) which has 68,000 miles. My mechanic thinks it's time for a new timing belt. But that might be like asking the barber whether you need a haircut. I recall the old rule decades back was every 60,000 miles. ...
We had the water pump and timing belt done on our '95 wagon last year. The parts were aftermarket, not Toyota, but we asked for Toyota coolant. Now it appears they used the regular green stuff. The car is behaving ok, but the reservoir...
... what else can be changed at the same time, while working on thatside of the engine?I know about the timing belt, but what other seals, pulleys, etc?Thanks,Michael
How long is that long life coolant good for?? (pink)My wife has a 2003 Camry that we purchased new. The owners manualstates that the coolant used is Toyota Long Life Engine Coolant. Whenat look at the scheduled maintenance, it states that...
my car heater on my 2002 camery dosen't seem to be as hot as it once was. could this be from my coolant level being too low? i understand toyota has its own type of coolant. does anyone know a good brand to use?thank you