What kind of engine does the 2010 Camry have?

What kind of engine does the 2010 Camry have?

With two engines – including a new engine for four-cylinder models – the 2010 Camry delivers more power and performance.

Are there any problems with the Toyota Camry SE?

Engine consumes oil at an accelerated rate. Toyota dealership confirmed that the engine on the 2010 Toyota Camry SE is consuming oil. They advised that there have been recalls on other vehicles however it skipped this vehicle year. Toyota has not provided an option for repair aside from dismantling the engine and rebuilding at my expense.

Is there a warranty on a 2010 Toyota Camry?

There has been a Toyota extended warranty issued from Toyota for this exact problem for 2009 Camry, but Toyota refuses to give this warranty to 2010 Camry owners.they say any engine damages is the customers responsibility. The price to fix this problem was quoted by the dealer at $5000. Engine consumes oil at an accelerated rate.

What’s the price of a new Toyota Camry?

The 2010 Toyota Camry is now on sale at Toyota dealers across Canada. The Camry LE with new four-cylinder engine carries a manufacturer’s suggested retail price starting at $24,900.

With two engines – including a new engine for four-cylinder models – the 2010 Camry delivers more power and performance.

Engine consumes oil at an accelerated rate. Toyota dealership confirmed that the engine on the 2010 Toyota Camry SE is consuming oil. They advised that there have been recalls on other vehicles however it skipped this vehicle year. Toyota has not provided an option for repair aside from dismantling the engine and rebuilding at my expense.

There has been a Toyota extended warranty issued from Toyota for this exact problem for 2009 Camry, but Toyota refuses to give this warranty to 2010 Camry owners.they say any engine damages is the customers responsibility. The price to fix this problem was quoted by the dealer at $5000. Engine consumes oil at an accelerated rate.

Can you use 0W20 oil in a Toyota Camry?

You CAN certainly use 5w20 in a car spec’d for 0w20……to suggest otherwise is nonsense. Heck, you could even use 20w50 in that same engine. The viscosity rating of the oil will NOT harm the engine – that is hooey.