I have a 1989 Toyota Camry, V6 2.5L Sedan. The problem is, at least once a day when I'm driving suddenly the car will loose power. I mean the RPM's would rev and the speedometer needle would slowly come down. Also, there would be a kinda burning smell. Like rubber burning. No smoke from under hood though. I've replaced the MAF, Throttle sensor, Checked the radiator level, checked oil and tranny fluid levels, new battery, my roommate is a mechanic, and said it's not the transmission 'cuz it's shifting into gears just fine.
Not sure what else to check. Any ideas before I spend more money at the shop? I also only use this car for work since I'm field tech and I don't want to rack up the miles on my truck. That's why I don't want to just get rid of the car. Besides of a few minor issues. It's still a good car. It has about 154,300 miles on it.
Any ideas?
2007-03-27
17:35:23
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3 answers
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axlman
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