Toyota starter problrm

Did you check your battery voltage? Try to jump the vehicle with another vehicle that is running fine? It takes less battery power to light up bulbs in the dash than it does to crank your engine.

First thing to do is turn the engine manually using a wrench on the front of the crankshaft to ensure the engine will actually turn at least two full revolutions before asking an assistant to turn the key while you watch.

The engine might have seized and might be terminally damaged. You need to take investigation and rectification a step at a time.

Ground wire for the starter is corroded through. Try running a new ground wire.

no crank
1: battery dead, not charged. does it jump crank?
2: bad battery (corroded clean em) cables lugs. (4 ends)
3: bad starter /solenoid, assembly
4: engine seized, (turn it by hand you cant?)
5: bad key line, (from key switch to PRNDL to stater , no connections)

jump start it, if passed test, battery bad/discharged , and if fail?
you then (battery is good)
hot wire the starter solenoid, keys in pockets
fail? yes, bad starter, seized engine. turn by hand , now you know.
if passes hot wire test, bad key line. (tiny wire)

easy huh?

I don't understand what you are trying to say. If the key turns all the way to start and nothing happens, you probably have an ignition switch failure

A mechanic would check for voltage at the starter, the neutral safety switch, and the key switch.
Could be a dead spot in the starter. Do the warning lights work correctly ?

Hello, My name is Anil. I have 1998 Toyota camary LE, 4cyl, When i turn ignition key no sound first, then when turn the key left and turn the key the right car starting. (this is happening only when car is hot, means not happening when i start car in the morning, happening after driving for some time and stop and star)
need help

hi, If when you turn the key the engine dont turn over untill after a few tries usually it works sometimes then other times it takes several tries to get the engine to turn over.
This is a common problem and easily solved you need to get the starter motor replaced this isnt expensive to do and will only take couple of hours.
If you have never done one before then leave it to the experts ok.
Let me know how you get on or if you need further assistance ok

Sounds like the starter has failed. Have someone turn the ignition while you tap on the starter with a hammer. If it starts, that confirms starter. If it still doesn;t start, remove the stater and have it bench tested at a parts store.

Sounds like you got a bad stater or the engine is locked up try to turn the crankshaft if it turn then tap the starter with a hammer while someone else turns the key to the start position if it then starts you have a bad starter.