My 1994 toyota camry with a 2.2 4 cyclinder engine will not start. no noises are made when the key is turned or anything.

It can be the issue with weak battery or faulty battery or if battery is ok,then its faulty starter causing the issue.

From start to end troubleshooting these problem i suggest you to click the link below and follow its procedure:-----

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These will help.

Thanks.

if you use a regular key it will turn the ignition on, it will engage the starter motor & turn the engine over but if the vehicle has an engine immobilizer it will not start.....hope this helps......cheers.

If it runs fine and the idle is the only problem you could try idling it up some with the idle set screw on the throttle body it sounds like it may be a little bit out of time those toyotas have a fine lins on the timing.

ye s95 and 94 have the same engine just make sure they are the same size engine and swap em you wont have to do anything with the computer side. 94, 95 did not have anything run by the PCM such as anti theift training.

some you can and some u can't, but if u open the gas cap and have sopmeone cycle the key to on u should hear a loq hum, it only stays on 1 second unless the engine is started then the computer turns it off, so repeated attempts to hear it may be required.

Try starting in Neutral instead of Park. That is part of the starting circuit that is rarely used. Might work, then you'll know you must check the wiring connections in your start circuit,

You might also check the AM2 fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. There is a "noise supression" capacitor inside the distributor that shorted out on my '93 camry. You can replace the capacitor for about $10, but the capacitor is kind of hard to get at. I had to remove the distributor to get at it, but if you are a good mechanic, you can probably repair it in place.

With the AM2 fuse blown, I was getting crank, but no fire.

AFTER CHECKING fp/inj FUSE -CHECK RELAY FOR CLICKING SOUND UPON KEY on IF no CLICK RELAY IS BAD if YES FUEL PUMP in tank IS BAD

-if your fuses are blowing
-the problem is in the wiring
-because if too much amperage flows through the fuse will blow
-there's probably a short to ground somewhere or high resistance after the fuses causing it to draw more amps

take the battery to get a load test done first, autozone does this for free where I live.  Sometimes a battery will still have 12 volts, but not enough amperage to start a car, the starter is the most demanding unit on the battery.  If it is not your battery, it is one of 2 things: a seized engine, or a bad starter.  I would say on a '94, as long as it hasn't been driven excessively hard, its not the engine.  you can take the starter out and have it tested as well.  Best of luck!