2001 camry

Asked by Luellens Jul 31, 2017 at 09:14 PM about the 2001 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2001 camry overheated bad i was on freeway tried to get over when finaly
did my car just shut off. I didnt try to restart until it was cool i put water and
finally got it started after a lot of times. But when drove it it has loss of power
now. I know i need to replace the thermastat now but why loss of power

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Epic_Eggnog answered 6 years ago

When did this happen? And what kind of power loss did you experience? Was it steering loss only, or the whole car shut off?

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Luellens answered 6 years ago

My whole.car shut off while i was driving on I-1u. I changed thermastat WAS running real rough turned off now wont start again

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Epic_Eggnog answered 6 years ago

You just have to let your engine block cool down. It may take a while. But the car won't start up because it knows it's super hot and doesn't want to overheat.

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