3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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I am planning on swapping out my filler neck before it becomes and issue....I did some searching on this forum and did not find anything for the 1998 that helped me.. Rockauto has a Dorman #577-952 for $108 shipped. Rockauto say it needs to be USA built? Autozone lists the same part for $168 but says i need to have a 1,4, or a 5 as the first digit in the vin. I also found this website http://www.am-autoparts.com/1998/Toy...illerNeck.html and they have the part for $85 shipped. Has anyone done this repair before? what part did you use and where did you get it? was it a tough repair? do I need the filler shield? Any advice would be appreciated.
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
Yes...there are a few threads in here that cover the fuel neck replacement with piccies. Do a quick search, please.
I did do a search.there is a sticky for a 96? I have a 98. The 98 has a different part. I did not find anything that answered my questions. I am not a noob. I have 50,000 auto forum posts. 95% of them are me helping others. Once I figure out the Camry my plan "was" to be helping others. I have been on these things since Al Gore invented the internet. I have noticed this forum does discourage members from starting threads. I think the plan is working! Thanks for your help.
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
Yes...there are a few threads in here that cover the fuel neck replacement with piccies. Do a quick search, please.
I ruminated over your post for a few minutes . I must tell you IMHO you are on the wrong track. The whole idea about learning anything is by having Conversations about the subject. On the Auto forums new ideas and conversations are "posts" and "threads". You are acting like the "gestapo" and discouraging that IMHO.
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
anyone with some actual help? Bueller, Bueller, Bueller?..........
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
I am planning on swapping out my filler neck before it becomes and issue....I did some searching on this forum and did not find anything for the 1998 that helped me..
Rockauto has a Dorman #577-952 for $108 shipped. Rockauto say it needs to be USA built? Autozone lists the same part for $168 but says i need to have a 1,4, or a 5 as the first digit in the vin.
Has anyone done this repair before? what part did you use and where did you get it? was it a tough repair? do I need the filler shield? Any advice would be appreciated.
I did do a search. there is a sticky for a 96? I have a 98. The 98 has a different part. I did not find anything that answered my questions. I am not a noob. I have 50,000 auto forum posts. 95% of them are me helping others. Once I figure out the Camry my plan "was" to be helping others. I have been on these things since Al Gore invented the internet. I have noticed this forum does discourage members from starting threads. I think the plan is working! Thanks for your help.
I ruminated over your post for a few minutes . I must tell you IMHO you are on the wrong track. The whole idea about learning anything is by having Conversations about the subject. On the Auto forums new ideas and conversations are "posts" and "threads". You are acting like the "gestapo" and discouraging that IMHO.
anyone with some actual help? Bueller, Bueller, Bueller?..........
You did ask fer any advice...
I'm still here but I don't want to git attacked by you or git accused of discouraging new threads/posts. I didn't think I was being Gestapo-ish with just a simple request. I didn't think I expressed any bitterness/anger/genocide towards you or yer family fer yer race/religious beliefs/color of yer car (which I believe history shows that the Gestapo did exactly that...okay...maybe not the color of yer car). I didn't see which posts you had looked at as you didn't indicate which exact ones you looked at
If you want to be sarcastic...you really should put quotation marks around yer statement of "Thanks fer yer help". It helps define yer true intent and doesn't leave it up to too much interpretation. Smilies work, too!
Did you look at any of my previous posts prior to yers? I don't think I've been discouraging anyone from making new posts...in some cases I actually point them to the actual threads that will help them (if I have the time to do that).
If you didn't find anything in these forums using search, then either the 1998 Camry doesn't have a fuel neck problem, or the people who had them got the repair performed by a mechanic, or they didn't document the procedure on here. Did you find anything else on the internet about the process? If not, I guess you'll be the first to replace the pipe...please document and post up piccies so others may benefit from yer kindness.
I understand the fuel filler tube is a different part...but I would believe the procedure is pretty much the same with maybe the same parts to look out fer.
I don't know what yer background is or how mechanically inclined/trained you are. That wasn't evident in yer first post. If the assumption was made that everyone posting on the forums had years of automotive work and thousands of posts in other areas...I guess that would make sense. I'd like to see the forum where you have 50,000 forum posts...please? I might learn something or two.
Is this yer website? Woody's Fairlane Site If so, nice website. Sorry I didn't know that was you before. If you do such a nice job at restorations...you should be able to document what the differences between the 96 Camry instructions vs the 1998 Camry procedures. Thanks in advance! If it's not yers...my bad.
I didn't see where you posted yer VIN (designates where yer Camry was made since there are 2 choices, Japan or USA) to indicate any notion that you had that information or knowledge. Please do that at yer earliest convenience.
I know you have a 1998 Camry. Since other information wasn't provide or asked fer...I'll do that now.
What month/year was yer Camry made? What trim level (CD, LE, XLE)? I4 or V6? Auto or manual transmission? USA or Japan built? This information is vital fer you to git the correct part...fer example:
From ToyoDIY.com...fer a 1998 Camry LE Japan made 4 cylinder auto trans...
From ToyoDIY.com...fer a 1998 Camry LE USA made 4 cylinder auto trans...
77201
PIPE SUB-ASSY, FUEL TANK INLET
77201‑06020TYPE A:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION (08/1997 - 07/1998)1$273.
7577201‑06021TYPE A:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION (08/1998 - )1$248.
8577201‑06900(L)1$231.81
77201‑33020(J)1$171.59
77201‑33080TYPE B:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION1$130.51
Do you have a service manual to work from? If you can't find one off of eBay, you can use/download the online one from Toyota Techinfo. They have different account services but most users use the Standard (48 hours) account fer $15. You will have access to Service Bulletins, Repair Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, and Other Technical Information. Great deal...
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1998 T-100 SR5 2WD auto, Roadmaster Active Suspension, 6½" dropped front air dam, 4½" drop full belly pan, 4° rear diffuser, 11" side skirts, oil catch jar, AC mod, aero cap, 67% grill block = 26mpg highway!
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You have used a censored word. Please remove this word.
I'm still here but I don't want to git attacked by you or git accused of discouraging new threads/posts. I didn't think I was being Gestapo-ish with just a simple request. I didn't think I expressed any bitterness/anger/genocide towards you or yer family fer yer race/religious beliefs/color of yer car (which I believe history shows that the Gestapo did exactly that...okay...maybe not the color of yer car). I didn't see which posts you had looked at as you didn't indicate which exact ones you looked at
If you want to be sarcastic...you really should put quotation marks around yer statement of "Thanks fer yer help". It helps define yer true intent and doesn't leave it up to too much interpretation. Smilies work, too!
Did you look at any of my previous posts prior to yers? I don't think I've been discouraging anyone from making new posts...in some cases I actually point them to the actual threads that will help them (if I have the time to do that).
If you didn't find anything in these forums using search, then either the 1998 Camry doesn't have a fuel neck problem, or the people who had them got the repair performed by a mechanic, or they didn't document the procedure on here. Did you find anything else on the internet about the process? If not, I guess you'll be the first to replace the pipe...please document and post up piccies so others may benefit from yer kindness.
I understand the fuel filler tube is a different part...but I would believe the procedure is pretty much the same with maybe the same parts to look out fer.
I don't know what yer background is or how mechanically inclined/trained you are. That wasn't evident in yer first post. If the assumption was made that everyone posting on the forums had years of automotive work and thousands of posts in other areas...I guess that would make sense. I'd like to see the forum where you have 50,000 forum posts...please? I might learn something or two.
Is this yer website? Woody's Fairlane Site If so, nice website. Sorry I didn't know that was you before. If you do such a nice job at restorations...you should be able to document what the differences between the 96 Camry instructions vs the 1998 Camry procedures. Thanks in advance! If it's not yers...my bad.
I didn't see where you posted yer VIN (designates where yer Camry was made since there are 2 choices, Japan or USA) to indicate any notion that you had that information or knowledge. Please do that at yer earliest convenience.
I know you have a 1998 Camry. Since other information wasn't provide or asked fer...I'll do that now.
What month/year was yer Camry made? What trim level (CD, LE, XLE)? I4 or V6? Auto or manual transmission? USA or Japan built? This information is vital fer you to git the correct part...fer example:
From ToyoDIY.com...fer a 1998 Camry LE Japan made 4 cylinder auto trans...
From ToyoDIY.com...fer a 1998 Camry LE USA made 4 cylinder auto trans...
77201
PIPE SUB-ASSY, FUEL TANK INLET
77201‑06020TYPE A:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION (08/1997 - 07/1998)1$273.
7577201‑06021TYPE A:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION (08/1998 - )1$248.
8577201‑06900(L)1$231.81
77201‑33020(J)1$171.59
77201‑33080TYPE B:REFER TO ILLUSTRATION1$130.51
Do you have a service manual to work from? If you can't find one off of eBay, you can use/download the online one from Toyota Techinfo. They have different account services but most users use the Standard (48 hours) account fer $15. You will have access to Service Bulletins, Repair Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, and Other Technical Information. Great deal...
no one clears out a room like you........the neighborhood bully
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
Still trying to help the guy after he keeps insulting you. Gotta admire that.
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get your part numbers from: www.toyodiy.com/parts
get current dealer online pricing from e.g.: www.toyotapartszone.com
or contact a fellow member Gary (dealer from Georgia), his username is TOYOPARTSMAN
good luck!
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I am planning on swapping out my filler neck before it becomes and issue....I did some searching on this forum and did not find anything for the 1998 that helped me.. Rockauto has a Dorman #577-952 for $108 shipped. Rockauto say it needs to be USA built? Autozone lists the same part for $168 but says i need to have a 1,4, or a 5 as the first digit in the vin. I also found this website http://www.am-autoparts.com/1998/Toy...illerNeck.html and they have the part for $85 shipped. Has anyone done this repair before? what part did you use and where did you get it? was it a tough repair? do I need the filler shield? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by BamZipPow
I can assure you that I'm not the "neighborhood bully" in the forums.
Provide information that we can use to help you. You should already know that since you've got 50,000 posts in an automotive forum.
In case you didn't read it the first time...
What month/year was yer Camry made? What trim level (CD, LE, XLE)? I4 or V6? Auto or manual transmission? USA or Japan built?
Thanks in advance!
Most of if not all the info that you mentioned above I had in my very first post. I did not come right out and say my VIN started with a J, which it does, but i implied it with the question about the Dorman part that wanted your VIN to start with a 1,4 or a 5.
I am a big signature advocate I had had all the info about my car in my signature. I use my BB a lot to help out on the "Ford Truck" forums and having a good signature on each post helps out tremendously when using a Mobil device.....
Maybe we can just start over!!!!!.....thanks for your help I appreciate and I am not being sarcastic!
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
get your part numbers from: www.toyodiy.com/parts
get current dealer online pricing from e.g.: www.toyotapartszone.com
or contact a fellow member Gary (dealer from Georgia), his username is TOYOPARTSMAN
good luck!
Feni......thanks again for the info........when I swap out the filler neck I was going to clean the subframe area up and use por15 or chassis saver on it......I will take some pictures and post them up when I do it.....it might not be for a few months........
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2006 Vibe, White, 1zzfe, auto ( Toyota type IV), AWD, PW, PL, CC, AC, 161,000(5/12/2012)
1998 Camry LE, 4 door, Puke Green, I4(5S-FE), CA Emissions, Auto(A140E), 122k(3/22/2012), AC,CC, ABS, Built in Japan 04/98. Grandmas old car(acquired 7/22/2011), work= precat Denso A/F sensor, NGK wires.
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