Toyota Camry 1990

Toyota Camry 1990 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Toyota Camry 1990 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Toyota Camry 1990: Is it a lost cause?

  It's a lost cause. It's 25 years old, and past its use-buy date. If you had the skill to do the work yourself it might be worth doing the repairs needed, but it's not worth spending a lot of money on.

   

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• Toyota Camry 2005: What is causing low speed jerking?

  I doubt that changing the fuel would have the effect that you describe; it's more likely a mechanical fault that has developed. I would have your mechanic check the engine sensors and clean the throttle body.

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• Toyota Camry 1990: What is the best way to clean the injectors?

  IT'S cheaper to do it without removing the injectors. I have found that to be effective. Removing the injectors is probably more effective, but costs more. I would take the in-car route first.

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• Car to commute

  EITHER car would be fine for your purpose. But remember that whatever car you choose, it's likely to have lots of kilometres on the odometer. By all means try to find a Telstar or a Camry, my preference would be for Toyota as long as it's a four-cylinder model, but if you cast your net wider you might land a mint model of some other make. The key things with a car that old is to find one that's in good condition with the lowest odometer reading possible. Hopefully, you will find a car that has been lovingly looked after by its owner, and perhaps not often driven.

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