Q: Which rear wheel drive standard transmission fit a front wheel drive 1985 Toyota Camry DIESEL?

The setting menu operation Warning Light is located on the instrument panel, and illuminates when you are attempting to operate the setting menu while the vehicle is moving. The setting menu cannot be used unless the car is stopped.

The rear parking brake shoes (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/brake-shoes-rear-replacement) may be causing the clicking inside the new rotors. If the parking brakes are dragging a little. You may have rear brake pads or front brake pads moving inside the caliper bracket. It could...

Regarding the right, front wheel bearing, you can confirm this diagnosis by turning left at moderate speeds (i.e. freeway on-ramp). The noise will increase during the turn (which loads the right front wheel bearings). Regarding the squeal while turning the...

Hey there. This may not immediately affect your car's engine. However, it will continue to cause intermittent misfires and will gradually get worse. This may also have an impact on other parts as well since the missing cylinder will still...

Hello. The misfire that you are getting on that cylinder may be caused by a dirty or failing fuel injector (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-injector-replacement). If compression is fine and if there is good ignition then it may be a fuel issue. If the...

Hello. If the key will not even make it to the start position, then I first check to see if the transmission is fully in park. If it is not, then the key will not turn all of the way....

Hello. If the vehicle is displaying a service message for the traction control system then it has detected an issue with the vehicle's traction control system. If the vehicle has also been put into a power reduced mode then it...

Hello. If this issue has occurred ever since the work was done then I would suspect that there is something that was not installed correctly. If you are getting noise also then the ABS wheel speed sensor may be contacting...

The code P0685 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0685-obd-ii-trouble-code-ecm-pcm-power-relay-circuit-malfunction-by-valerie-johnston) refers to the main ECM (computer) relay has lost power. Check the main relay (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/main-relay-computer-fuel-system-replacement) and see if its getting hot. A hot relay will disconnect to cool off and reconnect. If the relay is getting...