Does it fit a 2002 Toyota Camry with the 4 cylinder engine? The OEM canister Part # is 77740-06110 and now superceeds to 77740-06110
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This part fit my 2002 solara 4cyl, which is a Camry model. I would think that it should fit your 02 camry.
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not sure because mine was a 3.4 l V6 I know parts are different for a 4 cyl.
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Hi Steve, This part worked on my 2001 Camry 4 cylinder, so it should work on your 2002 also. Hope this helps. Patty
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My Camry is 2001, not sure if the part would be the same, my guess is it is the same for 2002 4-Cylinder.You can check the part number for the VSV from www.toyodiy.com, enter your VIN number and you can find the specific number of the part number for the Valve, then find the substitute number for Dorman part.The part number you mentioned is for the Charcoal canister, which includes the charcoal canister + vsv and other parts, usually the dealership will not sell you just the vsv, they sell the whole canister package and could cost you around $400.Good luck !
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Hi as far as I know this is the one that fits to camrys.but I have to check what years..... I bought it for my corolla but couldn't use it. If you need It I can sell it back to you for $20 bucks.
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This wrench should work on your Camry. There is an O-ring gasket that goes with the oil filter housing. Your replacement filter should include this.
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The real answer is that i am not sure. What I can tell as the owner of three pieces of equipment with 2 cylinder Kohler engines is that Kohler supercedes their part numbers frequently. Check with a site like Partstree, or any site that sells Kohler parts, and verify that 24-098-01 is a supercede number and you should be fine. I interchange them and have never had a problem. I used to have them rebuilt but its cheaper to buy new. Some of the aftermarket parts are not as good from a quality perspective but they are so cheap that I get a new one and recycle the old one.
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It was super easy fit for my 2002 with 3.2 l v6But I think you need something elseI found most answers on yotatech.com or any toyota forumsYou have to be very specific with parts for ToyotasDefinitely Denso is what you need for any Toyota trucks
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Go to RealOEM.com enter you VIN and drill down to fuel system. It will give you the correct part #. I think it will fit but check the web site.
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Denso 234-9002 is an exact replacement for the OEM sensor on my 2002 Toyota 4-Runner. I cannot explain why Amazon now says it does not fit. Amazon said it fit when I purchased it Dec 21, 2013.
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I'm not sure. It depends on your camry's trim package and engine type. It fit my 08 avalon 6cyl. fine.
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I used this part for my 1998 Toyota Camry XLE V6. I had an error code of P1155 for engine check. I don't know the part #. Toyota dear was asking $450+ to fix it.
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Not sure. I bought mine for the v6. I'm guessing that the design for the 4 cylinder will be different. But you should see compatibility list on product info. Good luck.
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on the page it says "Fits: 2002-2011 Toyota Camry". Since it didn't fit a Corolla in any way shape or form, I would say "NO."
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My '02 4Runner was throwing the same code. Not sure of the Camry's setup but I replaced both my upstream and downstream o2 sensors since they were way over due and it cleared the code. I would definitely start with the o2's since they're a lot cheaper than a new cat and see if this fixes it.
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If you click in the struts icon, you can enter your car "make, model, year". I tried and "it does not fit "Toyota 2002 Camry".
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When I bought it I was told it was designed for a 2012 Camry. Best bet. Ask Toyota directly.
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This will NOT fit your vehicle,v6 camry 2000 has 3 O2 sensors(or more accurate air-fuel sensor). I advice you to go to Denso website and find the part under "find my part" in the front page.link : http://densoautoparts.com/oxygen-af-sensors/ oxygen-sensors 1 sensor behind radiator. 1 sensor below intake manifold(in front of firewall at passenger side). 1 sensor underneath ,at exhaust pipe in front of cat converter. my assumption from the cel code ,the one behind radiator @ exhaust manifold gone bad.
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You will have to look at the figment chart. Four or six cylinder, year, make model, etc. when I answered these questions, the one they sent me was a perfect fit.
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Most likely yes, it fit my 2002 fine. I would recommend using a better bearing - Timken or National/Moog, more expensive, but better product
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Either check the instruction manual for your car, or, as the previous commenter noted, check youtube.com. If you go to youtube.com, all you have to type into the search box is your car's make, model, year and "cabin air filter change", for example. It was easy for me to find multiple video instructions for my 2002 Toyota Camry. Try it and see what you find.