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Toyota Camry: 2002 XLE Weird noise

  1. #1
    jf
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    2002 XLE Weird noise

    For owners of Camry XLE 4 cyl. When stop or slow down and turn I get a
    strange noise from the engine. At first I thought it as stuff collecting in
    the vents. Kind of sounds like wet marbles rolling around. I cleaned all
    the vents and still have the noise.

    After some playing around I am sure that it is related to the engine RPM
    either rising from or falling to idle. Could it be the variable valve
    timing mechanism.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    John



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    Mercury
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    Re: 2002 XLE Weird noise

    Do you get a clunking noise when you put it in Drive from Park? Sounds a
    little like the CV joints. Check the CV boots for tears.


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    Jason
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    Re: 2002 XLE Weird noise


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    Open the hood with the engine idling. Locate the accelerator/throttle cable
    pulley on the intake plenum chamber and slowly increase the revs to 2500
    rpm, then let the throttle go so the engine drops back to idle. If you hear
    the noise you speak of, you may find it is a loose heat-shield around the
    exhaust or some other piece of sheet-metal work on the engine.

    Jason



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    Jack
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    Re: 2002 XLE Weird noise

    The 2002 XLE has no accelerator/throttle cable, it has a computer controlled throttle.

    Jack.

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    Jason
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    Re: 2002 XLE Weird noise


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    The 2002 XLE has no accelerator/throttle cable, it has a computer controlled
    throttle.

    Jack.


    Is that the case? I'm not sure I like that idea!

    Jason



  6. #6
    Ibrahim
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    Re: 2002 XLE Weird noise

    It's a drive-by-wire deal. This is how the computer operates Vehicle
    Skid Control (VSC), if installed, by revving the engine and applying
    the brakes as appropriate.

    --Ibrahim


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