my '95 toyota camry idles at almost 2000 rpm and, if I push the accelerator pedal too quickly, it revs like it was in neutral. This happens in any gear. I was told it could be a sensor. Anyone have any ideas? My milage sucks too.

Asked by docwellfish Jan 08, 2013 at 09:13 AM

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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First thing I would do is check your transmission fluid level if you have an automatic. If you have a manual you may have a clutch problem. As far as the idle speed, when was the last time you had a plain old tuneup?

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could be engine managment sensor faulty is in water system has multiple wires single wire sensor for temp

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