My 92 camry wont start due to low or no compression. i need to get it started to put therma gasket in it so i can drive it to the dealership n trade it in. do you have any idea how? thanx

What you are describing is an engine that is cooked.
If you check compression you may find one or more cylinders with low compression due to a blown head gasket or cracked block.

Compression is too low, it sounds like there is a head gasket failure. The compression should be above 100 psi as a minimum. Normally should be in the 120-170psi range.

Check for spark by grounding a plug on the engine somewhere and turn it over for a couple seconds. If spark, the, problem is fuel delivery or compression..

i have seen this on a car that was traded in. apparently it had been real hot at one time. but with no compression it will not start, and would probably be cheaper to purchase another engine. sorry, and GL

do a compression test on it first and find out if it is down on compression

Blue smoke means oil is being burned
do a compression check

no, you need a transmission, A used one cost about 3 to 4 hundred dollars at the junk yards

If car went hot it could damage head gaskete and engine block causing it to crack. That result the compression. Loose the compression to be lost. Lost of compression will result engine to no start.
Let me know if you need more info
Good Luck

Have the head gasket torqued to 60psi each bolt? if so, either the spark plug grooves got a crack, or the head is bent due to a past overheat... or overheats. If so, send the head to a machine shop and have it leveled out, and replace all gaskets replaced when putting back on. That includes, manifold, header, and head gaskets, as well as the oil seals and O-rings. Hope this will help you.