What are the common issues with a 1999 toyota camry coach edition?
so, my buddy had this 99 camry coach edition, right? he was always bragging about how reliable it was. but then one day, it just started making this weird noise like a cat stuck in a blender. turns out, it was the water pump – classic camry problem.
and then there’s the check engine light, ugh. it kept coming on like it was auditioning for a reality show. he took it to the mechanic and it was some emissions thing, I dunno, but isn’t that what all old cars have?
also, the dashboard cracks like it’s been sunbathing for too long. like, do people really need a perfect dashboard when you can barely see out the window with all the gunk?
anyone else’s camry have the same issues? or is it just my friend’s car that’s cursed?
Man I had a 1999 Camry in Florida and the transmission started slipping at like 120k miles.
Also the dashboard cracked like it was a hot desert.
Still loved it though for the reliability.
I had a 1999 Camry back in Ohio and it was pretty solid.
But man those transmission issues were a pain out of nowhere it started slipping at like 120k miles and I ve heard that it’s a common problem. Also the dashboard cracks like it’s supposed to be a puzzle or something
The engine was great though even with age just a bit noisy. Good for my road trips but not ideal for city driving.
I remember my buddy’s 1999 Camry coach edition in Ontario. It was pretty reliable but man those engine issues popped up like clockwork.
I’ve noticed the transmission slipping often and rust creeping in as well. Sometimes I wonder if its worth the trouble honestly.
I owned a 1999 Camry in Michigan for a few years and it was like a reliable old friend but man those head gasket issues crept up on me unexpectedly.
I ve also heard from buddies that the transmission can be temperamental awkwardly shifting sometimes and the paint tends to fade. But hey it ran like a champ till the end.
had my 1999 camry in Ohio for years now and honestly it’s been a mixed bag
the transmission sometimes acts funny and the dashboard cracks like crazy in the sun I ve had so many small issues like pesky oil leaks but on the other hand it still gets me where I need to go
Had a 1999 Camry for a while in Ohio I ve seen a few things with it. Transmission issues started at 120k miles and it was like a slow dance to the grave.
The dashboard cracked like it had some kinda personal vendetta. But when it ran it was smooth. I used to drive it to work every day and it felt like a loyal friend despite its quirks.
Ive seen a few of these on the road they tend to have timing belt issues and transmission problems so annoying
In my old neighborhood I had a friend whose Camry died on him twice had to jump it like a million times during winter
I ve had my 1999 Camry Coach Edition since college in Ohio and let me tell you about the dashboard cracks I mean they’re like extra features at this point. Also the transmission slips sometimes but it just keeps rolling somehow. Classic Toyota.
Ive had my 1999 Camry for years now I remember driving it around Chicago and the transmission started acting weird.
Also the window regulators just give up one by one like clockwork.
But man its been reliable otherwise and great on gas.
I ve heard of lots of folks struggling with the head gasket too good luck with that.
Still I guess its a classic if you keep an eye on the little things.
Had a 1999 Camry Coach Edition in Michigan. Loved the ride but man the transmission issues were a pain. I’ve heard others mention the same thing. Also the interior could start to fall apart after years. Still a solid classic tho. I ve seen worse cars.
I ve had my 99 Camry coach edition since 2005 in Ohio and honestly its been a reliable car but the head gasket blew last year which was a pain to fix.
Also the window regulators are pretty weak.
I ve had my 99 Camry for years in Michigan and honestly head gasket issues and transmission slipping have been a pain but the ride is comfy and it still gets decent mileage so there’s that.
I grew up in Canada and my friend’s 1999 Camry always had weird electrical issues like random dash lights flickering it was kinda spooky.
I’ve noticed the engine mounts wear out quicker than most cars too such a pain for an old reliable.
I ve had a 1999 Camry for years now and the transmission issues can be a real pain sometimes
but I still love the car for its reliability.
I ve had my 1999 Camry Coach Edition for over a decade now in New York I have to say the engine is still solid but those rust spots are a pain. The dash keeps cracking too like it can’t decide if it wants to be a car or modern art.
Brakes also started whining a bit which is weird like they got something to say. Still love the ride though.
I’ve had my 1999 Camry for years now and the transmission issues are a real pain. I live in Ontario and it’s been a quest finding parts. The interior still holds up nicely tho.
i remember my buddy had a 1999 Camry coach edition back in college in Ohio it was a tank but man the transmission issues were wild you never knew when it would slip gears
also those power windows loved to act up it’s like they had a mind of their own sometimes they just wouldn’t go down not great in summer heat
I’ve had my 99 Camry for years in Michigan and honestly it’s been a mixed bag sometimes. The engine runs great but the rust is a whole situation.
Also the dashboard cracks like a bad winter in Canada. Still drives smooth though can’t complain too much.
I had a 1999 Camry coach edition back in Michigan and it was a smooth ride most of the time. However I ve had some issues with the electrical system messing up randomly. The windows would sometimes refuse to budge and the check engine light was my unwanted companion. The interior held up pretty well but those old plastic panels got super brittle. Still I miss the reliability it gave me for years.