No start, no crank problem on a '94 Toyota Camry V6 I'd

>>14863040
Piece of shit but new car

>>14863062

I would love to, but if this is a matter of a ~$100 part and putting it in, the car is worth $1000-1200 so it would be a waste not to repair it.

>>14863090
Fair enough im just not a big fan of camrys, if it wad me id go to a wreckers and get a 2nd hand starter with solenoid and try that with a new and maybe bigger battery

>>14863040

Crank sensor and battery cables.

>>14863116

Does the crank sensor make sense because of the [probably] fan running after the car has been turned off and the key removed?

>>14863040

A blown fuse is easy to check, it's a visual inspection. Start there for the fuses that are relevant to starting/ignition.
Though, my suspicion lies with the starter itself. The starter died on my 2005 Camry and the symptoms were no clicking or response on key turn.

I'd personally just go get a starter and see if that does it. Might be smart to look at yours and make sure the connection to it is still good and the cables aren't frayed, cut, or the contact point isn't covered in stuff that would make the connection bad. Always start with the simple cheap inspections and solutions and if everything checks out go for the part itself and see if that does it.

>>14863216

That was more or less the plan at this point, I just wanted some outside opinions on it being the starter and make sure I wasn't barking up the wrong tree.

>>14863101
>2nd hand starter with solenoid
>solenoid

Is there any other kind? The advice regarding sheering the cable and running a wire included hooking it up to the solenoid. There's a big wreck yard a few miles from my house I could probably find one, so I'm just being cautious and making sure there's no other kind.

Part # is 28100 03030, I would start on that, but if there's another one with a different part # I would hesitate buying it.

All of you are wrong it's the fucking starter for fucks sake.

Turn the key and get a single click is the starter.

Literally identical symptoms OP is describing in my integra so I replaced the starter and all was well

>>14863449

Good to know, thanks.

>>14863040
That sounds like a starter to me.

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There is no need to replace the starter when it's only the solenoid. Trust me on this, it's just the plunger and contacts on the solenoid.

Pic related, it's the starter, and in that 5 sided column is the solenoid section. Remove the 3 8mm bolts up at the top plate shaped like a home plate and you will see the plunger and contacts. PROTIP: DO not lose the spring, or possible ball at the end of the plunger

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>>14863551
Once you do that, it will look like this inside. Soak that shit with brake-kleen, and then blow it out with compressed air.

>>14863040
The starter is shit thats what the clicking sound is you are hearing.

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>>14863551
>>14863562
Go get a solenoid rebuild kit, pic related... I think it's a 13mm nut to take off both side post contacts, and shove the new plunger/spring assembly in. Reinstall starter, spend only $15

>>14863551
>>14863562
>>14863585
and a youtube vid showing your basic contacts change... Your starter will look slightly different, but same procedures

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgGWQ02GtEk

>>14863585

Ahh! I have seen those on a couple of sites, I'll get one and try that first.

>>14863707
They're different shapes for different models, so make sure you get the right ones

>>14863740

The ones I'm looking at list the models it works with, so I should be set. $12 online and $30 at O'rlys. Cripes that place is like radio shack for car parts.