Is there an oil leak in my Toyota Camry?
This article applies to the 4th Generation Toyota Camry (1997-2001). So you have found some oil leaking from the oil pan area. Don't fret, this is probably the easiest oil leak to fix and one that should not have long term ramifications. For most vehicles, it's simply the oil pan gasket that just needs to be replaced.
Is there a recall on a Toyota Camry?
A recall was not issued for the product since it is no longer available to purchase, according to the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) officially start car recalls after receiving complaints from consumers.
Do I need a new oil pump for my Toyota Camry?
If you have a serious oil leakage problem, especially when idling, you likely need a new oil pump. This article applies to the 4th Generation Toyota Camry (1997-2001). Oil leaks are no fun at all, either to diagnose or to repair.
Why is my Camry valve cover leaking?
Probably the most common leak area on the four-cylinder Camry engine is the valve cover, often because the hold-down nuts (large retainers with washers on the spark plug tubes) have become loose. Since most of these cars get tuned only every 60,000 miles or more, tightening these retainers is a good idea any time the plug wires are removed.