My Hybrid Toyota Camry 2012 was sitting without being turned on a few days while on vacation. Now it refuses to start. Followed the manual instructions on restarting but nothing happened.

Asked by Guru9YFL4 Jun 12, 2017 at 03:50 PM about the 2012 Toyota Camry SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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The battery could be dead, although its never good to leave a car over the course of a few days without starting it here and there. It may just need to be jumped one time and then let it sit while on for a few minutes.

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The diagnosis usually starts with checking the 12 VOLT BATTERY. Your need a volt meter for that test. Then a Scan Tool is needed to check for computer codes. Absent this special equipment.....well....a toe will be required to a repair garage familiar with Hybrides

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