Watery sound from my 2000 camry

Harry 22 years ago

I have a 2000 Camry LE with some 40000 miles on it. Recently, Whenever I start my car and accelerate or while I am driving and accelerating, I hear a watery noise coming from behind my steering wheel. The sound resembles like water/liquid flowing down a pipe. The car runs great, no leaks and has been perfectly maintained with the required servicing performed at toyota recommended intervals. I wanted to know if anyone has experienced similar problems with their camry and know whats the reason for this or have a solution to fix this problem (if any).

Thanks.

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Jason James 22 years ago

I've heard a similar noise on a couple of automatics. They were not Toyotas tho, I assumed it was coming from the torque convertor. Is your ATF level correct in your transmission?

Jason

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Robert 22 years ago

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Philip® 22 years ago

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homecurr 22 years ago

Hi Philip:

Thank you very much for you post. I have the same problem. Would you please tell me more about how to fix it? You post is kind of too short for me.

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Thank you very much.

John

Hi Philip:

Thank you very much for your post. I have the same problem. Would you please tell me more about how to fix it? You post is kind of too short for me.

My post is here

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John

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Harry 22 years ago

Actually, It seems like the coolant theory could be possible. I had done a scheduled maintainence and had changed the coolant through the dealer. Thats when I started hearing the noise. It is quite possible that there could be air in the system. I will try to burp the radiator and coolant to see if I can get rid of this problem. Is there a specific procedure i need to follow to do that.

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homecurr 22 years ago

I took my car to the dealer today. They did not find any problem with the cooling system. I am thinking what it is? Should I just forget about it? Maybe it is not water but something else make sounds like water...

John

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