Toyota Camry: Struts

>I put on Monroe sensatrac on my camry 22000 miles ago , ever since at 

I think not...I just had new OEM struts put in but it has only gotten
down to 20 F here but they seem to feel just fine..I would go back
to the installer and discuss it with them..

Did the same thing. They were very hard. I had them taken off and installed
OEM struts. Back to the original ride.

"ROBMURR" <com> wrote in message
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have a 1999 camrey 4 cyl auto when i go over railroad track it seems to
bottom out do you think i need to replace the struts ?

"Frank Crocker" <net> wrote in message
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This is a known problem with the 99 Camrys. I was able to get the dealer to
replace the rear struts using the V6 struts under warrantee-after squawking
a lot. But the front struts are still bad (=too soft).
Considering your car is probably out of warrantee, I think you are stuck
with doing it on your own. Just don't get the original 4 cylinder struts,
they are much too soft. An aftermarket such as Bilstein, KYB or Tokico will
work great. If you decide to go this route please post your results.

Aftermarket struts are the same part number for both the 4 and V6 --- its
the springs that are different. You could go with the heavier V6 springs.
Yes your struts are shot.

"Vijay Kumar" <net> wrote in message
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