Has anyone had any experience installing this on a 2001 Toyota Camry? I noticed some people had trouble with the solenoid not pulling hard enough.
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I have an 07 Mazda 3 and the solenoid does not pull hard enough. It take my remote start 3 clicks to pop it just enough to barely open it. It just seems the solenoid wires are not long enough to create a strong enough pull.
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Hey! I bought this product for my 2005 Camry XLE also, and it worked fine. You can do everything yourself, so dont worry about it, its super easy to do. Just follow the steps they provide you (about 6-7 steps, wont take you more than 2 mins to program it). If you have any question just ask here on amazon on this thread, and i'll be glad to help!
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I used this on my 1997 Mountaineer and 2003 Toyota camry with no problems. But I now have a newer vehicle, 2011 Ford Expedition, and I plan on updating the software from the site. As of this time I have not downloaded anything yet.
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I would love to answer your question but I don't know what a solenoid is. I'm not the installer but I will be more than happy to measure it if you tell me what part the solenoid is
712723
It works in both my 2001 Toyota Camry and my brother's car, I forget what he drives. It works really well in both of our cars.
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Well I had no problem mine is working very well, I suggest you to check your car for any fuse or electric problem or try it in another car's lighter to be sure what's the problem you have
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It fixed it for me, but the repair people diagnosed that it was bad - they wanted to replace the entire canister assembly - $300 for the part alone and only available from Toyota. I told them no, I'd live with the light. Checked the web, found this part and it matched. Replaced it and light is gone. I have a 2000 Camry LE. The light could be from other things, too, like the gas cap seal. Good luck!
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Yes, it came with solenoid installed. This starter fit my truck but it's half the size and weight of the one I took off. God bless modern magnet technology.
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If its while in operation and then it stops, I suppose its O.K. If it is steady all time, then you might have a problem with the setting and/or the solenoid.
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Mine is a Toyota Camry 2000. There is instruction included in the package. Just follow it. Works perfectly!
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I try tu put in my Toyota Highlander 2003 ( same socket ) but everytime I installed it dropped...something its wrong with the bulb...and the socket
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My suggestion to you is to do what we did - take your vehicle and have someone put a remote on it and throW that piece of junk away. We attempted to put it on our car and had the same problem. The directions are made that nO human can understand them. We even took the directions to see what we were missing to a friend that knowS a lot about wiring and vehicles, and he could not tell head nor tails of it. We had one installed one ours for right at a $100.00 and it works great. THROW IT AWAY !!!
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I received your question but it was a battery solenoid that I purchased and not a starter solenoid. sorry I can't help.
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No, I may have been lucky, but for me the pulley came off and went back on without a problem. I think that the most important thing is to keep up with parts and where they go back on. I found a helpful parts diagram online. I wish I had taken some digital pictures during disassembly, but did okay and have used it without a problem since last mid-summer.
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I have a 2001 Toyota Camry with a 4 cyl. engine . You might try a Subaru forum , I got mine from Toyota Nation . Make sure you don't need a oxygen sensor , local shop sold me one and was a waste of money this item is not a O2 sensor .
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It will vary if the solenoid is stuck it may help as well if its worn as the viscosity will increase in the transmission, you can give it a try, i would recommend to replace the fluid and add Lucas as a last shot before replacing the solenoid if that is what actually is bad, but this is my opinion.
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Steve: I was able (with my 2001 Camry) to just unplug it and plug the other one in. Both have the same plug and socket configuration.I used Denso's website to match their part number to my Toyota part number before buying it. If Deno's part number comes up as a match on their website - I think you'll find you don't have to splice anything . I would use a wire tie to secure the cable away from the hot exhaust metal. I tied it loosely to the radiator water hose. (that's where the old one was secured by Toyota) Good Luck.