Just changed the timing belt and water pump on my 1993 toyota camry 2.2 and reconnected the battery. went to start and nothing on the dash. the only thing that works is the door open light and the headligths. the fuses all checkout ok battery is fully charged.

i owned the 1995 4 cyl wide body camry till the cooling system failed in heavy traffic and over heat stripped out the head bolt threads in the block

the toyota camry engine designation is a 5S-FE

water pump is driven by timing belt
behind timing belt covers
they have to be removed to get to the water pump

normally timing belt, seals ,tension er pully and water pump are replaced at the same time ..comes in a kit

i dont have the 5S-FE cooling system hot under pressure specs

so I cant answer which inline electric pump pressure is required to work on the 5S-FE


engine repair manual free download pdf
5S-FE 431 pages
http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg1.pdf
ENGINE MECHANICAL to page 144
EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEMS
MFI/SFI SYSTEM page 164
COOLING SYSTEM page 238
LUBRICATION SYSTEM page 268
DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM page 296
CIRCUIT INSPECTION page 336
water pump as a part

timing belt water pump kit
water pump
,location on the engine with timing covers removed

Depending on the amount of miles on your vehicle it may be time to service the timing belt. Personally if it was me and I had to replace the water pump I would probable replace the timing belt at the same time since the cost is minimal. You can always check it for wear and cracks when you take it apart.

Have you changed the thermostat?

Sounds like something came loose.Never heard of a new belt breaking.
Supposedly not interference, hopefully no damage to valves but odd that it doesn't turn..
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/103-camry-3rd-4th-gen-1992-1996-1997-2001-1st-gen-solara-1999-2003/370539-1993-5sfe-will-timing-belt-failure-damage-engine.html
Good luck

See here for details, p320

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg2.pdf


It would be a good idea to change the timing belt also while you have all that off.

If I am not mistaken you have to change out the timing belt also when changing it cause it runs off the timing belt. So you will have to pull the front side of the motor down. Big job did one on a accura

it comes with a belt and since it has to be removed in order to replace the water pump,you might as well go ahead and change it while your at it.cost about 25 bucks so it won't break the bank.hope this info helps.take care and good luck, manny

how do u change the water pump in a 1993 toyota camry v6 engine?

The timing belt runs the water pump. If the pump bearing is bad, yes it could cause the timing belt to jump or even strip some of the teeth from the belt.

Here ya go:

1991 Camry Sedan 2WD
2.5 liter DOHC V-6 (2VZ-FE)