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https://youtu.be/aTA1DUmtIyE?si=018sF6KmR1jBdCkL Hi! My name is Luke. I bought a 2001 Camry a few months ago with the intentions of turning it into a daily driver. The guy I bought it off of "rebuilt the motor", which he might've, he seemed genuine and the inside looks pretty good. But that being said there could still be something wrong. It's a 2001 Toyota Camry with the 2.2 in it. Stick shift too. I added a video link so if anybody recognizes the noise they might be able to help, thank you!
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Just bought a brand new Camry Hybrid less than a week ago and I scraped my front bumper like an idiot. I need some advice. Should I take it back the dealer to fix or is any body shop good enough for this type of damage. How much would something like this cost. There is no dent, but the paint is clearly scratched off to the metal underneath. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Toyota Manuals... Lots of them. 3 Tundra Boxes full. Contact me with any you may be looking for. I will start to list them individually as time permits. All seem to be in like new condition. Seems they run from 1985 to 2000, with just about every model. Manuals are located in Canada, so you get to buy in Canadian Dollars. Just give me a bit of time to get them sorted out of the boxes. Send your want list & I'll see what I have & we can then go from there with cost, shipping etc. Meanwhile keep the dirty side down & have fun
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2006 Toyota Matrix, 2WD Auto I just moved to Saskatoon, which is a small city in the middle of Canada. They have the strictest safety regulations in Canada, and are requiring me to replace my rear axle (due to a small bend in it from a previous collision with a construction zone - at about 3 mph). The shop quoted me $450 for the part, $1000 for 4.2 hours of labour, and a possibility of $500 more for shims to correct the camber/toe in the case that the damaged rear axle has sent other parts out of alignment. $1450-2000 is a lot of money, and I'm wondering how hard it is to do these repairs myself? I work at an electric vehicle company so getting a hoist and tools shouldn't be a problem. It's the actual labour that I'm wondering about. Has anyone ever done this? Can you shine some perspective? This would be the first major repair I perform on my car.
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Hi there PRIUS/TOYOTA OWNERS. My name is George and I am new to this forum. Just wanted to let you guys know that I recently opened a repair shop in STOCKTON, CA. My shop is dedicated and specializes in Toyota, Scions, Lexus and Hybrids. Stop wasting your $$$ at the dealerships. I warranty all my work. A little bit about my background: 10yrs experience, MASTER CERTIFIED TOYOTA TECHNICIAN, MASTER CERTIFIED TOYOTA HYBRID TECHNICIAN through TOYOTA MOTOR CO. I had been working at Camelback Toyota in Phoenix, Az the last 5.5yrs and decided to open up my own business. Start saving money today. Name of my shop is TOYO OF STOCKTON. Find me on Facebook, YP.com and google places. Thank you for your time. Toyo Stockton PC KS2079.pdf