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Old 06-18-2003, 08:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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gen3 Camry enginer stutters.....?

I've got a problem with my 1994 Camry's i4 engine. When I'm slowing down, the engine will sometimes stutter and die; this is a random problem that doesn't occur often. It's only died twice. Suspecting the fuel system, my dad and I changed the fuel filter. Didn't help. This seems more likely to occur when I drive the car hard; say, reving above 4000 rpms for a few minutes from stops. I've called several local garages and was told that it couldn't be the injectors (as I first suspected), because the problem would occur all the time. After asking my brother, he said someone at his job had a similar problem on a 1993 and said it was the MAP sensor. I have also remove, checked, cleaned, and reinstalled all 4 spark plugs, as well as tested the plug wires. All is OK there. Any suggestions would be much appreciated... I believe that it could be the MAP sensor or possibly distrubtor, which I haven't checked.
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Old 06-18-2003, 09:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i dont know about map sensor, but maf for my gen 3 was only 50 $ cad at the junk yard, so its not expensive to try out

what about the idle adjust thing? maybe clean that off
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Old 06-20-2003, 06:43 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: gen3 Camry enginer stutters.....?

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I've got a problem with my 1994 Camry's i4 engine. When I'm slowing down, the engine will sometimes stutter and die; this is a random problem that doesn't occur often. It's only died twice. Suspecting the fuel system, my dad and I changed the fuel filter. Didn't help. This seems more likely to occur when I drive the car hard; say, reving above 4000 rpms for a few minutes from stops. I've called several local garages and was told that it couldn't be the injectors (as I first suspected), because the problem would occur all the time. After asking my brother, he said someone at his job had a similar problem on a 1993 and said it was the MAP sensor. I have also remove, checked, cleaned, and reinstalled all 4 spark plugs, as well as tested the plug wires. All is OK there. Any suggestions would be much appreciated... I believe that it could be the MAP sensor or possibly distrubtor, which I haven't checked.
Try cleaning your TB(Throttle Body) especially the butterfly mechanism, maybe its sticking and not giving the right air/fuel mix ratio.
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Old 07-15-2003, 05:10 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Alright, I finally took my Cam to the local Toyota dealer. I paid $74 for diagnostics, in which they found that I had a weak ignition coil. So I decided to let them fix it, as they already had my car and I was out of town. It was another $182 for the coil & labor. Final cost: $286, with a $10 environmental fee. Anyway, my car has stuttered twice since then, but each time I was able to rev up the engine and it stopped. That was about 2 weeks ago, so I still don't know what the problem is......
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bring it back to the same place, tell them they missed something in their last diagnostic

fuel pump? does it do it at wide open throttle or just idle?
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try ignition most likely the igniter coil inside of the distributor cap
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