If it does not crank, how do you know you need spark?
Unless you mean something else by crank. Normally, crank means starter turns engine.

 

...will not crank I believe I I've narrowed it down a firing issue where do I start to diagnose exactly what it is

If you mean the starter turns the engine but the engine does not fire then you'll need to determine if it's secondary or primary ignition - if it is ignition and not fuel. Ignition could be bad coil, no primary 12 volts to coil, no switching of primary to achieve secondary ignition voltage.

Do you know it's getting fuel? If so how do you know?

 

Download a free copy of the FSM for your vintage of Camry. There is a troubleshooting section in there to follow. Don't ask me how I know.

 

Where is that free copy?

 

I sprayed starter fluid directly in the intake still would not crank cranks but didn't turn over and run

 

"still would not crank"
"cranks but didn't turn over"

We need a proper description of the problem.

 

Well, he is saying, it turns but will not start. I figured that much.

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How do I test if there's Sparks to the plug if it has a coil pack

 

That car might have the coil under the distributor cap. It likes to crack too. So I’d do a careful visual on it.

 

You remove coil pack. Remove plug. Insert plug into coil pack and place plug hex firmly against any exposed engine metal. Ask helper to crank engine. Either you have spark or not. That simple.

 

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No spark - 94 Camry w/4 cyl

I purchased a dead 94 M/T Camry (Federal) last week that has no spark when I hold the spark plug attached to any of the 4 spark plug wires next to ground. I have done the following tests: 1. Yes, distributor turns, so timing belt is not broken; 2. Checked resistance of primary coil: .60 ohm...

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95 Camry 2.2L 4Cyl stalled, no spark

I have 95 Camry 2.2L 4cyl, with under 200 000km. The car stalled after driving for 45min. and will not start. Starter turns but engine doesn't fire up. There is no spark. This is the first time that this happen. The car is in very good condition and well maintained. Within last year I have...

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^ What JohnGD said. The 94 has a distributor with a coil inside the distributor. (The car doesn't have coil packs.) It is common for these coils to develop hairline cracks where the coil sits on the distributor.as they age. This results in a no spark condition. Remove the distributor cap and then remove the coil inside. Turn it over and inspect for hairline cracks. If you see cracks, replace the coil.

Mike

 

JohnGi, you got mail. And yes it is common for this vintage of Camry to eat distributors (e.g. no spark). The coil is in the cap not over the plugs. COPs started in '97ish.?

 

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"Toyota Official 1994 (1992-1996) Mk3 Camry Repair Manual "