How do I figure out what year my Toyota Camry is?

https://www.toyota.com/recall


No information found for that VIN Number.

Not listed in article on Toyota airbag recalls.

There was a recall for a different issue, however, of a fuel hose.

https://www.motoring.com.au/toyota-recalls-new-camry-and-aurion-models-31834/





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As your windows usually are slim jim resistant so its more prudent to get locksmith to open and could make new set of lost keys using vin number, make, model, year.

If you have the bearings out then the number embossed in the face of the bearings is the part number and is good for all brands of bearings . If you do not have the bearings out then go to a bearing shop (cbc,bearing service, timken,skf etc) and they will have the numbers for your vehicle probably in a kit package. half the price of genuine for the same quality.. Just take the model, year , 2 or 4 wd and vin number to match the car with the bearing kit.

Contact the manufacturer of the radio if it is not a Toyota radio. If it is, you will have to visit a deale if the VIN digits don't work.

Get vin number and call toyota dealer,they can make you another key.

Your Camry does NOT have a timing belt, Only the V6 model. 5 years or 90k is the typical service interval for those. call your local dealer and verify with your VIN #...also, ask about any recalls, service alerts and other info pertaining to your vehicle. Thanks.

look at the axles to see if they have abs rings on them or if there is wires running down the strut to the steering knuckle

you will need to take it to the dealer and make sure you have the receipt for the junk yard radio. hope this helps

Fig. Camry component locations-3.0L V6 MFI 1MZ-FE VIN F and 3.3L V6 MFI 3MZ-FE VIN A




Fig. Camry component locations-3.0L V6 MFI 1MZ-FE VIN F and 3.3L V6 MFI 3MZ-FE VIN A




Fig. Camry component locations-3.0L V6 MFI 1MZ-FE VIN F and 3.3L V6 MFI 3MZ-FE VIN A


Hope this help (remember comment and rated this help) Good luck.

look in glove box or give the auto parts guy the vin number from dash or insurance card