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Old 11-22-2008, 07:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Gen6 V6 camry hard start

Hey guys, my 08 V6 Camry had a hard start earlier today. This is the 1st time its ever happened. So naturally it has me worried a little. 1st off, it was very cold last night so that might have something to do with it. When i went to start it, it cranked, sounded like it wanted to start (when you can hear it fire but it doesn't actually start) so i turned off the key and Cranked it again and it started. Once it started, it was misfiring for a good 30 seconds. Sounded like it was running on 4 or 5 cylinders and it was vibrating like crazy. And for that reason I think it might be one or two of the coils. Anyone got any ideas? There was no CEL after this happened.
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Ignition coils are a good starting point. Might try to unplug and then reconnect them all. Maybe there is some crud on the contacts. Then on Monday, stop off at the dealer and let them have it for a day.
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goto my website and check your alternator.
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Old 11-22-2008, 09:47 AM   #4 (permalink)
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goto my website and check your alternator.
my alternator is fine. Its not a weak crank..its just a hard start. And about the coils. I can only get to the front 3. I really don't feel like taking the intake manifold off just to get to the rear 3. lol
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If you're driving and you feel a lot of vibration stop driving and get it checked out asap. Vibration is never a good thing. I could explain this in terms of physics but im too lazy >.>
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If you're driving and you feel a lot of vibration stop driving and get it checked out asap. Vibration is never a good thing. I could explain this in terms of physics but im too lazy >.>
its driving just fine. I guess it was just a freak thing
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Could this have anything to do with the mod's you performed to your airbox/vacuum line?
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Could this have anything to do with the mod's you performed to your airbox/vacuum line?
i doubt it being that its been like that sense last march with no problems
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yeah! my sis' car was like that too but hers was on a Cadi CTS

at 1st she told me she couldnt get it to start so i went out n tried to start it, it took a long time for it to start, i just kept cranking it n then it misfired like a bitch so i turned it off, wait a while and started it up again and it was fine

told her to hurry up n take it to the dealer to get it checked out

sorry didnt get all the details but she said they took care of it and something about something dirty fell in and caused all this, fell in where iono i was in a hurry to leave but asked on my way out hahaha
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It could be just that it was cold but definitely get it checked out since you got a warranty. How is the coolant levels?
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It could be just that it was cold but definitely get it checked out since you got a warranty. How is the coolant levels?

yes but rarely i would say only because the newer cars these days, can be started and driven at cold start w/out really any problems
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