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Old 01-08-2008, 02:16 PM
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I purchased a 2007 Camry LE 4 cylinder in Sep. 2006.
I have been experiencing a problems with what I believe the transmission.
When I start to accelerate from a stop I have 1-2 seconds that the car does not respond. When I depress the accelerator petal a little further I suddenly feel a jolt and the car takes of at a fast speed.
I never really sought about this to much until I recently rented a 2007 Camry LE 4 cylinder with nearly the same mileage as mine in LA and noticed the different driving characteristics of this car.
I have heard about a similar problem related to the 6 cylinder Camry’s. Is there anyone out there that had the same problem and had it fixed? I want to find out before I take it to the dealer.
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I purchased a 2007 Camry LE 4 cylinder in Sep. 2006.
I have been experiencing a problems with what I believe the transmission.
When I start to accelerate from a stop I have 1-2 seconds that the car does not respond. When I depress the accelerator petal a little further I suddenly feel a jolt and the car takes of at a fast speed.
I never really sought about this to much until I recently rented a 2007 Camry LE 4 cylinder with nearly the same mileage as mine in LA and noticed the different driving characteristics of this car.
I have heard about a similar problem related to the 6 cylinder Camry’s. Is there anyone out there that had the same problem and had it fixed? I want to find out before I take it to the dealer.
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Thank you njerald.
The tsb-eg036-07-i4-ecm-calibration/ calibration did the trick.
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Thank you njerald.
The tsb-eg036-07-i4-ecm-calibration/ calibration did the trick.
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