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Old 02-11-2005, 08:39 AM   #1
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'95 Camry issues

Hello all,

This is my first time visiting the Toyota forum, so I hope to find some hardcore Toyota experts that can help me figure out a problem on my mom's car; I'm a Chrysler guru, not too knowledgeable about imports. Anyway, My mom has a '95 Camry LE 2.2 and she's had her check engine light on; I was able to retrieve the codes by jumping terminals TE1 and E1 and it spit out a code 71; EGR gast temperature signal is too low. I've physically checked her EGR and it's fine b/c I stalled the engine when I put my vacuum pump to it. Where is the gas temperature sensor or VSV located on this car? I thought I fixed this problem before when the knuckleheads who fixed her car broke off a plastic vacuum piece that sits on top of the water housing by the distributor b/c ironically, that broken piece triggered the light. So if anyone has any suggestions or ideas, I'd gladly appreciate it. Again, thank you in advance.
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Old 12-28-2005, 12:31 PM   #2
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Re: '95 Camry issues

I have had the exact same set of circumstances with my 95 Camry. I decided to order a VSV and now can't find where it goes on the car. So far it doesn't match the pictures I've seen. I know it has been a while and you appear to have received no response, but how did your problem turn out. Did you find the part location.

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Hello all,

This is my first time visiting the Toyota forum, so I hope to find some hardcore Toyota experts that can help me figure out a problem on my mom's car; I'm a Chrysler guru, not too knowledgeable about imports. Anyway, My mom has a '95 Camry LE 2.2 and she's had her check engine light on; I was able to retrieve the codes by jumping terminals TE1 and E1 and it spit out a code 71; EGR gast temperature signal is too low. I've physically checked her EGR and it's fine b/c I stalled the engine when I put my vacuum pump to it. Where is the gas temperature sensor or VSV located on this car? I thought I fixed this problem before when the knuckleheads who fixed her car broke off a plastic vacuum piece that sits on top of the water housing by the distributor b/c ironically, that broken piece triggered the light. So if anyone has any suggestions or ideas, I'd gladly appreciate it. Again, thank you in advance.

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Old 12-28-2005, 03:43 PM   #3
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Re: '95 Camry issues

VSV for EGR is on back of engine under EGR valve.



1 is VSV connector
2 is vacuum hose from EGR valve; connects to port E of VSV
3 is vacuum hose from port "Q" of EGR vacuum modulator to port G of VSV
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