Toyota Camry 1991

Toyota Camry 1991 Q&As

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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 2001: What octane fuel should I use?

  You can use both fuels with safety in both cars. You should get better economy by using the better fuel, but I would suggest that you try 95 before trying 98 because it costs less up front.

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• Toyota Camry 1991: Is an high kilometre engine suitable for gas conversion?

  It depends on how long you plan to keep the car and its condition. If it is in good condition and you plan to keep it for four to five years minimum then it could be a worthwhile thing to do, but if it's not in great shape and you don't plan to keep it then it certainly wouldn't be worth it. The problem is that it is an old car and you can't predict what problems you might have in the near future. I wouldn't do it.

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• Camry sale

  THOSE early Camrys are tough, reliable cars, but they won't survive long if you don't service them. The main thing is to change the oil and the oil filter, something you could do yourself. If it has other problems, take it to a mechanic. As for its value, your car is getting close to the end of the road. Depreciation doesn't come into it at such an age, its value is determined by its condition. If you don't service it and have the problems fixed you will have trouble selling it. In good condition it will probably be worth $1000 to $1500.

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