How to check a starter selonoid on a 1999 toyota camry?
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You should remove the starter first.  Take it to The nearest Auto Parts store for a free test.  If you are familiar with auto parts, you can test it your self.  Get a pair of jumper cables and connect them to your battery.  Red to Positive post, Blk to Negative post.  Now connect the Blk end to the starter housing, Red to the largest positive terminal.  Hold the starter in place and bridge from the large positive terminal to the smaller one.  The starter will kick hard and spin.  Please be careful!  If you are not sure of this procedure then take to a parts store to be checked out.\n\nGood Luck
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Hi Guess it is an automatic trans. I would check trans fluid first. Make sure you check the right way. Most have to be in neutral. It will tell you on the stick. If fluid is good, will need torque converter, modular valuve or to be rebuilt. Unless the screen is plugged. Could try getting trans serviced. hope this helps.
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I have done this recently on a Ford Escort - the principle will be the same although the location will vary.  Best bet is to get a 'Haynes' manual from a car accessory shop.\n\nBasically the starter should look like a cylinder with a smaller cylinder attached along the side of it with a single electrical connection (probably a push fit type).\n\nProcedure (based on a location low beside the engine).\n\nJack the vehicle safely (if you can't do this or are not sure then stop now!) so you can get to it.\n\nDisconnect the negative lead from the battery so you the electrics are dead (you do know the code for your radio dont you?)\n\nOnce you find the starter motor it should be a simple matter of undoing around 3 bolts and unplugging the power connection the pull the motor out (the 'cog' sticking out will need to be pulled out from where it meets the flywheel but this should be very obvious just don't force anything).\n\nFitting is just the reverse of the above - make sure the bolts are tight and correctly torqued (the Haynes manual i handy for the right torque [tightness]) and the electrical connection is back on.  Refit the negative battery lead and you should be up and running.\n\nHope this helps :-)
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I would check for a ground wire attached with a bolt/nut underneath the dashboard area before taking anything apart. Make sure it is tight. Most of the cars I have worked on involving electrical has been something that simple.
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Check the fuses. There are often several fuses for the headlights.
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You can sometimes look in your owner manual and find out helpful info. You can sometimes call or contact the manufacture or fabricate and see if they will send you info or part breakdown. Granger can send you part diagram through fax and mail. The vendor that you bought the ‘thing’ from can some times help. If not find out whom does the service call for the vendor and see if they can help you. Be cool when talking to them because this is how they make there living. If you are looking for a free www. ect.com. e-mail me at fryreartechnology@yahoo.com with more info and I will try to help you if I can.
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The "service engine Soon" light will start or come on letting you know there is something needing looked at.  Don't drive your car too long without having it diagnosed on a machine at any advanced auto center.
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IF BY CHANCE THE DIAGRAM ISN'T ON THE CROSS FRAME YOU CAN PURCHASE A AUTO REPAIR GUIDE FROM YOUR LOCAL AUTO STORE THAT WILL BE VERY HELPFUL FOR THAT AND A LOT MORE!
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You have to first check the wiring all the way from the ignition. Then make sure you have the fuel on. Then check the cap. If its none of that next would be the Actual ignition and see if thats operating properly.
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go to your phone dealership and ask them for a manual. That will explain everything clearly to you.
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Try Chiltons auto manual.Im sure they have a web site. Good luck
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throw something at the truck and see if it responds ^-^;;\nif it does, be sure to lock up ur windows and doors and call 911
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I can't personally, but check the below link out. It tells you step by step. Good Luck\nhttp://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/21/04/eb/0900823d802104eb.jsp
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Yes, thru the computer. Use a scan tool to access the trouble code and make the repair.If no trouble code is found, check the ground wires to the gages. It will be in the "din" plug to the instument panel. Check a Chiltons manual for wire color code
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Go to google and find the program called VIN assist.
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Look it up at www.drivers.com
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Check the troubleshoot section in the manual.