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Disappointed! in the 2002 Camry LE. |
 Jul 13 2003, 03:30 PM
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Purchased a new 2002 Camry LE last year to discover that the oil pan had a
leak. Toyota is apparently becoming Americanized to save money. They are
using a liquid gasket sealant on the oil pan and the transmission. In some
cases when it leaks, the dealerships call it seepage."Beware"! There is a
lot involved in stopping this seepage or leak if retorqing the pan bolts
and
transmission bolts does not correct the problem. It didn't on my Camry LE.
Take the time to check for leakage or seepage. Jim Ford
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