1992 Toyota v6 will not fire? - 1992 Toyota Camry V6

Your post says it is a v6 but you say a 2.2 4 cyl in your question. VSV is located near the rear of the valve cover on the front of the engine.

With the firewall on your left and radiator on the right, the cylinders are numbered 1-3-5 on the firewall side going away from you ie towards the transaxle, and the radiator side 2-4-6.

Then the firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6.

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

uaually 1 for each cylinder example=V6 -6

Take out a spark plug, lay the plug (with the spark plug wire attached)on the engine and turn the motor over, if it sparks, your getting fire, Try each plug, works best a night so you can see the spark.

if ou are not getting a spark from any plug wire...then your electronic engine control module (ECM) is bad.

I believe your firing order is 1-3-4-2. You may see a number 1 on the distributor cap on this vehicle. That is the #1 plug wire. The wire hole next to that would go to spark plug 3 etc. Easiest way is to change wires one at a time. Hope this helped.

1992 Toyota Camry Sedan
3.0 liter DOHC V-6 (3VZ-FE)

Cylinder # Front, passenger to drivers side 2-4-6
Cylinder # Back, passenger to drivers side 1-3-5

Distributor 12 O'clock post # 6 cylinder
10 O'clock post #1 cylinder
8 O'clock post #2 cylinder
6 O'clock post #3 cylinder
4 O'clock post #4 cylinder
2 O'clock post #5 cylinder

Good luck and hope this helps.

that is normal fuel tank pressure, about 4 PSI, have you ever replaced the spark plug wires?

my car stopped while driving in rain what could this be

The low-pressure side recharge valve was changed with the conversion to 134 so it is nearly impossible to use the wrong stuff.

I found this discussion that indicates your car requires R-12 if it has not been converted:

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Toyota-Repair-832/1992-Toyota-Camry-C.htm