3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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I have a 93 Camry I4 with 142K miles. When I drive it I notice that the temperature seems to vary alot. After the car warms up, the gage sits in the middle. Then it rises to about 3/4. Then back to middle. It repeats this process whether I am driving around town, or on the highway. Is this normal?
Flushing the cooling system, and changing the thermostat may help. It almost seems like the t-stat isn't opperating properly. In any event, changing the coolant and t-stat would be a cheap fix, and a good idea anyway.
I have the same problem with my 95 I4. Did you fix this issue? I changed t-stat, problem remains
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Originally Posted by lafferty1234
I have a 93 Camry I4 with 142K miles. When I drive it I notice that the temperature seems to vary alot. After the car warms up, the gage sits in the middle. Then it rises to about 3/4. Then back to middle. It repeats this process whether I am driving around town, or on the highway. Is this normal?
Yes I solved the problem. I put in a toyota themostat. It is worth the $ to get one from a Toyota dealership. It now comes up to temp quickly and stays right there.
Thank you very much~~~ My problem is exactly the same as yours. I get the solution! How much did you spend for the TOYOTA thermostat?
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Originally Posted by lafferty1234
Yes I solved the problem. I put in a toyota themostat. It is worth the $ to get one from a Toyota dealership. It now comes up to temp quickly and stays right there.
I had a simular problem, a few yrs back on a 96 5sfe, but it was the infamous hair line crack at the top of the radiator...might give that a look too, never replaced the thermostat.
I had a simular problem, a few yrs back on a 96 5sfe, but it was the infamous hair line crack at the top of the radiator...might give that a look too, never replaced the thermostat.
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