Hello, I am new to this forum but I feel I can be of great help. I am an L1 Master Tech and have over 30 years of experiance in automotive repair. Now, I will answer questions only based on my experiance. I believe it would not be fair to my shop to use the computer programs there to answer questions for the programs are expensive and are for the use of the shop only. Please understand, I am not be held responcible for anything I say that may be incorrect, as I said, I will give answers based on my experiance only. As for the viberations on this Camry. I would recommend replacing the drivers side axle. The inner joint is the most likely cause for the viberation. The outer joints go bad faster due to the stress caused to the boots while turning but the outer joints rarely cause viberation while accelerating. The inner joint on the drivers side goes bad first on Camrys because the shaft is shorter so the angles are greater when the suspension moves up and down. One other thing, if this has already be changed recently, then the new one could be defective or the axle isn't pushed all the way into the transaxle. Most of the axles are cheap, under $100 at most automotive stores. Installation is simple and very easy IF you have the proper tools. The loss of fluid is also minimal. Good luck to ya, Nauvoo
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