Top 5 Problems Toyota Camry Sedan 2007-2011 6th Generation
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Here are the top 5 problems with the 6th generation Toyota Camry, which you can find as model years 2007-2011. In this video, Ethan explains some of the common problems that can be found with the Camry, and he shows you what you can do to prevent or remedy those problems, including what parts you might need to buy to replace! If you are interested in owning or maintaining a 6th generation Camry, check out this video to learn all about it!
0:00 Top 5 Problems Toyota Camry Sedan 2007-2011 6th Generation
0:20 Hesitation on Acceleration
0:52 Motor Mounts
1:25 Rear Oxygen (O2) Sensor
1:39 Purge Valve
1:19 Excessive Oil Consumption
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This repair was done on a 2007 Toyota Camry SE 2.4L Sedan 4-Door FWD Automatic and the process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2007 Toyota Camry
2008 Toyota Camry
2009 Toyota Camry
2010 Toyota Camry
2011 Toyota Camry
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I love my 07 Camry!
Over 300,000Km on my 2007 and never had these issues pointed out in this video. Great reliable car it’s been. Only “major” was two alternator change which can fail since it’s sort of a consumable part.
2:25 that specific engine from Toyota is known to have excessive oil consumption. My Scion TC has that infamous 2AZFE engine as well. According to Scotty Kilmer it was just a design flaw. The block was made of aluminum and the cylinder liners are made of cast iron. So not it’s the just the piston rings itself. The piston rings do play a big role.
How do you fix the bonus problem with the sticky dash??? I’ve literally tried everything
Lo que explican en este video es 100% veridico tengo uno de estos y si estos carros tienen esos problemas muy bien explicado, gracias !
Being that I have this car, I can say that these are almost the only problems that the have! I had the mounts replaced, and it does consume alot of oil, but it is the best car that I've ever owned! I have a 2007. I was thinking of getting a ES or GS 350 lexus as an upgrade, but to tell you the truth, I'm also thinking of getting the last of the 6 generation camry with low miles! Used of course. The reason is because, it's an awesome car! The trunk and the hood latch also will eventually have problems also. Nothing but Lexus or a toyota cam in my future!
Inherited one of these at 60k with no oil burning issues as of yet. My grandad bought it for my mom new and he was pretty religious with regular maintence. It’s going to my youngest daughter after doing a bunch of recommended services at 60k like all the brakes, hoses and serpentine belt. Good first car for a newbie. After a nightmare of a time with some newer mopar cars (mostly electrical issues) I’ve switched to Toyota with all my future vehicles.
I also have an 08 Solara convertible that is in great shape and a blast to drive. Looking to get a 2011 Lexus IS 350c I’ve been keeping an eye on at a local dealer. Want a real wheel drive coupe to play with.
Helpful, but might want to mention there's more than one engine in this generation. Theres a 3.5 liter v6 as well as the 2010 and 2011 have the 2.5liter 2arfe engine instead of that 2.4 you're talking about. I have a 2011 with the 2.5 liter and it's hard to get info on it. I do hear relatively good things with the engine though.
Me watching this with a blown top motor mount and acceleration hesitation like 👁👄👁🙃😅😆
Top problem is that you’re never going to get rid of it because it will run forever
toyota camry is the best ❤❤❤
Can you make a playlist where we can check videos about parts suspension ,engines ,steering related ?
I have been tryna figure out that p0138 code for two years.
What about the catalytic converter failing? Seems to be a common issue. I just replaced one
Thanks sir
Thanks sir❤❤❤
I have the 2011 manual version. Only problem it has is that it occasionally turns off while in neutral or going into neutral. Its driving me crazy thats its only random when it shuts off in neutral. This is the 4 cylinder btw
2002 camry, 240k miles. Cut off while driving, no crank no start. Dash lights and headlights on. No blown fuses, no visibly burnt relays. Any thoughts?
2011 has the newer 2.5 which does not use oil
there is one other problem these cars have and I just can't figure it out?? HIGH BEAM / DAY TIME DRIVING LIGHTS?? They went out last year and have taken it to several mechnics and they just coudln't figure out the issue?? Checked all the fuses and relays and they are all in working order?? But when testing tom see if any power was going to and thru the fuses for the hhigh beams...not much was?? Can anyone tell me IF they had this issue and what was the problem and how was it fixed?? Oh and yes the bulbs are new and still no high beams or day time driving lights.
What no hood latch corrosion causing car alarm to go off at odd times??????
My 2010 Camry wasn't reliable when it left me Stranded In The middle of the road at night 😒😒
My 07 2.4 L engine, no speedometer or odometer reading could this be the ABS module??? ABS lights are on, all new wheel sensors, 🤷🤷
+@nightfangs2910 We wouldn't be able to diagnose an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
as far as I know in 2010 the camry got a new engine which takes care of excessive oil consumption.
07-09 Camry had the 2AZ-FE engine. 10-11 Camry had the 2AR-FE engine. The oil consumption was fixed when Toyota engineered the 2AR-FE my 2007 Toyota Camry 2AZ-FE 2.4L 4cyl 5 Speed Manual Transmission doesn't burn oil it has 282,000kms i do my oil changes every 3,000kms.
My car is a whole mess with power steering leaking oil too.
2.4 litre ie the 2az fe engine is a failure. It aimed to replace the 5sfe which is a very strong and reliable inline 4cyl engine made by Toyota but the 2.4 suffered from excessive oil consumption, head bolts were reported to wear out and cause coolant leakage which would lead to overheating. My dad used to have one, he checked the oil after a pretty long time and there was fuck all in there. Do yourself a favour and stay away from this engine I'd say. If you wanna Camry get an older one with either the 5sfe or the 1mz fe engine they last for ever, the newer ones are probably a pretty safe bet as well but the 2az fe is a pile of shit
Toyota Camry. La cajuela no se able?
On the oil,
That's the oil consumption???!! I am like Scotty, I don't trust long interval, so 3k is good for me.
Please verify this for me. Is that the oil consumption problem people are having because it goes 10k before changing and the piston rings are not the best?
So their not as reliable as they say😂
That 2007 is a TRASH car,a lot of problem